Bahie Kneale alias Joughin alias Cowle 1671

Archdeacon Will 1671A #55 Bride will of Bahie Kneale alias Joughin alias Cowle, dated 25 December 1671: 
Summary: 1st husband xxxx Joughin, 2nd husband xxxx Kneale is alive, daughter Margaret Joughin, son William Joughin, 
Ann Joughin dau of John Joughin, Catharine & Ann daughters of son in law Charles Cowle, Margaret Cowle.
? will of daughter in law or stepdau: ArW 1655A #55 Bride of Catharine Joughin als Cowle, died 9 November 1655, intestate: husband John Joughin is alive, only 
child Ann Joughin (underage), brother Charles Cowle, brother John Cowle, other siblings: Mark Cowle, Margaret Cowle, Ann Cowle, also: John & Daniel Joughin. 
? will of granddau: ArW 1685A #34 Bride of Ann Joughin als Joughin, died about 20 Nov 1684:  
dau Isabel Joughin, son Michael Joughin, husband Michael Joughin, father John Joughin.
? will of son: ArW 1694A #45 Bride of John Joughin, buried 6 Nov 1694: granddau Isabel Joughin, dau Catharine, son Mark, also: Daniel Joughin, Mark Joughin.

		Bryde     Dec: 25

In nomine Dei amen,    I Bahy Kneale alas Cowle sicke in body but whole 
in mynde & pfect memory, praised bee God, make my last will and 
testamt: in manr: & forme followinge &c:  
Inprmis: I committe my soule to Gd & body to Xtian buriall &c 
It: I leave to John Joughins daughter Anne Joughin one hogge;    It: to 
Charles Cowles two daughtrs: Kath: & Anne one sheep & lamb betwixt 
them & betwixt his two sons one hogge;    It: I leave legasye to my daughter
Margt Joughin all my clothes & to Margt Cowle a yard of smale cloth      
It: my will is yt if John Joughin doe sue for any thing of my Executrs: 
that then the sd John shall pay 3 pounds unto her executrs: for that 
lands wch I and my husband bought     I leave to the pson a mutton 
and being asked what shee would doe wth Charles Cowle her son in lawe 
shee replyed, yt her husband & executors should make him out betwixt them 
and desired yt they should live peaceably together;    It: shee constituted 
& ordayned her husband & her son William Joughin Executors of all the 
rest of her goods moveable & unmoveable  & to see all things concerninge 
her will pformed,      lastly she left to ye poore a fert: malt & the reste to 
bee given at her execrs: discretion 
    testes	Joh: Harrison          jurati	   The executors sworne in forme of law
	Nicho: Moore clarke		  pbatum et solvit 1s

The Invent of the said testatrixe prized by 4 sworne men 
amounts to the sume of .......................	03£ - 00s - 00d 
		pledges secundam forman legis 
		Nicholas Moore & Charles Cowle


Curia tenta apud Leyayre  1671/4  March  8th

Last Modified 22 March 2018