| Submitted by: | Joyce M Oates |
| Date: | 30 August 2020 |
| Original: | 0106200 |
Archdeacon Will 1661A #044 Bride will of Daniel Joughin of Ballavarkus, died about 1662: Summary: wife Bahie Christian is alive; son William (of age) & son John (of age) & son Mark (underage) & dau Ann (of age) Joughin; sister Ann Joughin, brother John Joughin, brother in law Charles Cowle of Ballavarkus (dau Ann Cowle was left 6d); John Christian senior (his son William Christian junior); supervisors David Christian & William Kneale, witnesses: David Christian & William Kneale senior & William Kneale junior, pledges: William Christian & brother in law Charles Cowle, and later, brother in law Charles Cowle & brother John Joughin senior, also, Patrick Kneale entered a claim against the executors of Daniel Joughin & of John Joughin [junior], also: Patrick Kneale owed 4s, Arthur Caesar's wife owed 7 quarts of barley, John Joughin owed 5s for part of a cow & 19d for part of an ox, John Joughin owed £3, John Christian senior & son Willam Christian junior owed 20s each, NOTE, there was owing to the testator Daniel 28s in Ballavarkus. Will of brother: ArW 1661A #046 Bride will of John Joughin junior, died 16 December 1662: not married, sister in law Bahie Christian married to Daniel Joughin; nephew John Joughin (son of John Joughin senior & wife), brother in law Charles Cowle & wife, executors: (his 3 brother's children): John Joughin [?son of Daniel] & William Joughin [?son of Daniel] & Ann Joughin [dau of Daniel] & William Joughin junior & John Joughin junior [?son of John] & Mark Joughin [son of Daniel], Supervisors: brother in law Charles Cowle of Ballavarkish & brother? John Joughin, also: David Christian & son John Christian left 3s each; William Kneale; also John Cowle; witnesses: Charles Cowle & Philip Skillicorn & Margaret Clague, 27 Sep 1684: executor John Joughin (apparently unmarried, & brother of William) is moving to Ireland & both parents are dead, Daniel Christian Ballamin gave him money, & John signed his legacies (from parents' deaths still held by brother William Joughin) over to Daniel, also Arthur Caesar's wife owed for work done. ?Will of sister in law: ArW 1667A #25 Bride will of Catharine Joughin alias Christian, dated 2 March 1667/68: husband John Joughin, 'only son' & an unnamed daughter, both underage, brother Mark Christian & brother Daniel Christian (they entered a claim for 51s), also: Daniel/Donold Key, also [siblings, ?sons of deceased Daniel Joughin] William Joughin & John Joughin & Mark Joughin entered a claim for 30s; Gilbert Lace entered a claim for 11s 8d, Gilbert Skillicorn entered a claim for 8s, William Moore entered a claim for 15s, Charles Cowle entered a claim for 11s, William Joughin entered a claim for 38s witnesses: John Harrison & William Moore & Charles Kneale & Catharine Quane. ?Will of mother: ArW 1630A #74 Bride will of xxxx Joughin alias Coobragh/Gilcoobragh/McylChoobright, dated 18 April 1630: husband Gibbon/Gubbon Joughin [dead by July 1649, will in Episcopal books 1642-1644 Bride], dau Catharine, son Mark, son Daniel/Donold, son John, dau Ann. ?See father: Gibbon/Gubbon Joughin was juryman for Bride Parish 1628. ?See father: Gibbon/Gubbon Joughin was dead by 10 July 1649, Bride parish [will in Episcopal books 1642-1644 Bride, his wife was xxxx Coobragh/Gilcoobragh/ McylChoobright, her will ArW 1630A #74 Bride]. Will of sister: ArW 1685A #70 Bride will of Margaret Cowle alias Joughin, dated 24 April 1686: husband Charles Cowle (remarried xxxx Christian alias xxxx), son Mark Cowle, son William Cowle, dau Ann Cowle, son Charles Cowle, grandson John Cowle; witness: John Curghey, pledges: John Curghey & Charles Sayle, also: William Joughin entered a claim. Will of brother in law: ArW 1697A #61 Bride will of Charles Cowle, died 29 September 1698: [1st wife Margaret Cowle alias Joughin, died 1686, ArW 1685A #69 Bride], 2nd wife is not mentioned, son Charles Cowle, son Mark (mother is dead), son William (mother is dead), stepson Thomas Christian, witnesses: Matthew Curghey & William Joughin, also: William Christian entered a claim, William Joughin entered a claim.
Bride 1662 (6) In noie dei amen the last will & testamt: of Donold Joughin who bequeathed his soule to God, and in pfect memory mayde his sed will as followeth &c: Inprmis hee lefte for legasye to his sister Anne Joughin six pence It: hee lefte for legasye to Charles Cowle daughter viz: Anne Cowle sixe pence; It: hee bequeathed for a legasye to his wiffe Bahy Christin his part of a horse or maire whether shee pleased It: hee lefte for a legasye to his brother John Joughin a paire of breech jirkin & coate; It: willed that John Christin senr: & William Christian junior his son should pay 20s apeece wch they owed him unto his ex= cutrs; It: hee willed that John Joughin should pay iij£ wch hee is indebted unto him to his execrs: & William Kneale to have the one halfe for taking up the other halfe of the sd debt; It: hee further willed that John Joughin was indebted to him 5s wch the sd John Joughin ----- him for his pte of a cowe & xixd[19d] for part of the price of an oxe wch hee sould him; It: that Patricke Kneale ought him 4s & that Arthur Cesars wiffe vij qarts of barley wch shee owed him for the worke of an oxe; It: that there was owing him in Ballavarkish xxviijs; It: that Raneld Saile owed him xijs - vjd for the price of some horses that was in division betwixt them; It: hee tooke one his conscience that hee pmised Ewan Corlet none of his horses or maires wch was in his keeping, but that they were wholly his own; It: hee constituted and ordayned his iij children viz William, John & Marke Joughin his true & lawfull execrs: of all the rest of his goods moveable & unmoveable except the legasyes bequeathed & ts more to the youngest execr: then any of the rest; It: he willed supvisors of his children David Xtin & Wm: Kneale & to them 6d apeece lega sye; and the tuicon of the children wth there goods he left unto his wiffe Bahy Xtin until they came to lawfull years the supvisors sworne secunda forman legis Testes David Christin William Kneale senior jurati pbatu et solvit 1s William Kneale junior Solvo tamen vincuig Suo jure The Invent in ye 2d leafe followeing October the 16th 1663 Joh: Joughin entereth his claime against ye executors of Donll Joughin for the some of 40s due dept, as he will make to appeare & craveth law [next page] KK Bryde 1662 (8) A true &pfect Invent of ye goods Moveable & unmoveable of Donold Joughen as foloweth: £ s d Inprimis 2 blankets 3 yeards of rawe cloath .............. 0 - 9 - 7 It: dim ould sacke 1 canvase dj spade ................... 0 - 1 - 7 It: dim pd of linte yorne dj pd of course yorne ......... 0 - 2 - 0 It: 1 kerchife 1 barrell dj barrell dj tu dj crook ...... 0 - 2 - 8 It: dj pot some smale vesels ............................ 0 - 2 - 1 It: dim gridle dj paire of cards dj can ................. 0 - 1 - 0 It: dj litle wheele dim pd of linte ..................... 0 - 1 - 1 It: 3 qrts of salted j basket dj churne ................. 0 - 2 - 0 It: dim house roofed dj doore leafe ..................... 0 - 5 - 0 It: ye 2 ptes of a cowe .................................. 0 - 12 - 0 It: some lynes dim pondrell 1 sickle .................... 0 - 0 - 10 It: one fir: of barley .................................. 0 - 3 - 6 It: 2 potles of pease 4 potles of oats ................... 0 - 1 - 8 It: 1 swiple 2 rongs 1 boorde ........................... 0 - 0 - 3 It: ye 2 ptes of halfe a maire & colte .................. 0 - 5 - 0 It: ye 2 ptes of ye 4th pte of a cowe ................... 0 - 4 - 0 It: ye 2 ptes of ye 4th pte of a calfe .................. 0 - 0 - 8 It: ye 2 ptes of ye 4th pte of a steere .................. 0 - 2 - 2 Debts due from Willm: Christine 40 shillings It: due from Ranold Sayle ............... 12s - 6 It: due from An Currine ................. 1s - 3d ...... 5 - 10 - 10 The goods in the mothers hand & pledges | The mother to prison for not giveinge in pledge secunda forman legis Willm: Christian | & ye wittimus delivered to ye Sumner wherby & Charles Cowle | pledges are given The Invent of ye goods of John Joughen as foloweth Inprimis demi maire demi colte .................. 0£ - 8s - 0d It: ye 4th pte of a calfe ....................... 0 - 1 - 0 It: ye 4th pte of a steere ...................... 0 - 3 - 3 It: in money .................................... 8 - 0 - 0 It: halfe a cowe ................................ 0 - 8 - 0 Pledges secundum forman legis Joh: Willm: & Ann Joughen at lawfull John Joughin senior & Charles Cowle yeeres, & ye goods in yr owne hands for ye forth comeinge of ye childrens goods under age in ye ands wch is 4£-13s-6d after funerall charts & other depts. more and due to ye children in yr hands also 4s - 6d [next page] Donald Joughins will [recorded under brother John junior's will, ArW 1661A #46 Bride:] Mar ye 18, 1662: Pat Kneele entereth his claime against ye executors of Joh Joughin & Donnell Joughin for grassing of an ox 3 yeares & ye grassing of a mayre 2 yeeres ye whole osme 10s, & grassing of a heffer 2 yeeres 3s, & craveth tryall
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