Ann Killip alias Gell 1674

Archdeacon Will 1674A #31 German will of Ann Killip alias Gell, died 8 January 1674/5: 
Summary: husband xxxx Killip is dead, dau Margaret Killip, son Patrick Killip, witnesses: Averick Shimmin
         & John Gell; pledges: John Gell & Thomas Gell; also: (?sister) Margaret Gell entered a claim
German parish register:  Ann Gell     buried  8 January 1674/5

?relationship: ArW 1671A #21 German will of Thomas Killip, died 2 February 1671/2: wife Alice Crellin, 
father is alive, siblings: Patrick, John, William, Margaret, goddau Ann Gell
?German parish register: Silvester Killip  buried  13 April 1670 see EpW 1670/2 German decree of Silvester


	German  	June the ijth 1675

The last will and testament of An: Gell who departed this life the 8th of January
first she comitted her soule to God and her body to Christian buriall;    It: she left to her dau---[fold]    
Margrett Killip all her clothes that was flaxe and her Sunday blankett and all her linnen thr---[fold]    
flax;    It: She left to Avericke Shimmine a charcher    And constituted her son Pat: Killip her 
true and lawfull exec of all her goods moveable and unmoveable 
testes
      John Gell juratus			pbatum est et solvit xijd
      Avericke Shimmine   sick

Invent: priced by John Gell Tho:Gell Hen: Gell & William Christian sworne
It: halfe mayre halfe colt ............................. 2s - 6d 
It: halfe a horse ...................................... 7 - 0 
It: halfe a  horse ..................................... 2 - 0 
It: tren vessells ...................................... 0 - 10 
		pledge secundum forman legis Tho: Gell 
		and John Gell
June xjth 75
Margt Gell enters her claime against the execr: of Ann Gell for 17 stucks of oats & 5s worth of goods 
due debt as shee will make to appeare

Last Modified 3 September 2017