Alice Cottier alias Porter alias Moore 1666

Archdeacon Will 1666A #28 Arbory will of Alice Cottier alias Porter alias Moore, dated 1 April 1667:
Summary: 1st husband xxxx Porter, 2nd husband Donald/Daniel Cottier, brother William Moore (has a wife), daughter Catherine Porter, daughter 
Alice Porter of age.
Niece of 1st husband: Malew parish register: Ann Quine alias Porter buried 5 November 1677.
Niece of 1st husband: ArW 1677A #050 Malew will of Ann Quine alias Porter, died 5 November 1677: husband Richard Quine (died 14 November 1677); 3 children 
William & Jane & Ann Quine.
Nephew in law of 1st husband: ArW 1677A #051 Malew will of Richard Quine, tailor, died 14 Nov 1677: wife Ann Quine alias Porter died 5 November 1677 (her 
will ArW 1677A #050 Malew), son William Quine, 2 daughters Jane & Ann Quine, cousin Catharine Porter, sister Jane Quine, next of kin on father's side: 
Thomas Bridson & Lewis Credeen/Cregeen, wife's brother Gilbert Porter.
NOTE: Ann Quine als Porter (father xxxx Porter md xxxx) is the cousin of Catharine Porter (father xxxx Porter md Alice Moore).

		Aprill ye first 67

In ye name of God Amen, I Alice Moore sicke in body but 
of perfect memory praised be God, doe make this my 
Last will & testament in manner & forme following:
Inprimis I commend my soule to God & my body to Christi=
an buriall;    Ittem, I cut of my husband Donalt Cotteir 
wth 6d legasy by reason yt he was ye Coxxxxx of ny xxxxxthe;     
Itt: I bequeath to my brother Willm Moores wife my red 
peticote;    Itt: I leave my brother Willm Moore overseer 
of my daughter Katherine Portter & to take her to his 
owne Custody wth her goods, & whatsoever good there
is I leave them to both my daughters viz: Alice 
& Katherine Portter if so yt Alice come herselfe for them
otherwise my younger daughter to have all herselfe, both 
wch daughters I constitute & appoint my sole executors
of whatsoever I have moveable & unmoveable

wittnesses hereunto 
  Thomas Kelly
  John Corrin   jurati
                  Note Wm Moore hath removed ye goods from of
                  ye ground before ye will was proved, therfore hee 
                  is to bee punished for his contempt
         Willm: Moore is sworne supvisor & to bringe in 
         a pfect Invent:
                         pbatum et solvit 6d

The Invent of the said testatrix taken & prized by 4 
sworne men vizt: Richard Credeene; John Costin; Joh: Corrin & 
Henry Waterson:  as followeth amounts in all to ....1£ - 2s - 0d 
     The good in the said Willm Moores Custody
     & have given in pledges secunda forman legis
     Richard Quirke of KK Patrick & John Lace of Castletown
disburst by the said Willm Moore for pbacon, church duties, 
& Regisr fees  ................. 2s - 4d

Last Modified 9 January 2021