William Daugherty 1674

Archdeacon Will 1674A #50 Andreas will of William Daugherty, died 9 July 1674: 
Summary: [1st wife Joney Lace of Ballalheaney, her will ArW 1657A #23 Andreas]; 2nd wife [Isabel] Kewney is alive, 
children Daniel & William & John Daugherty, brother in law John Kewney (owed William £6 & a bowl of barley & daymoth 
of hay), sister Mally Daugherty (1st husband Patrick Corlett of Ballavane [ArW 1659A #28], 2nd husband John Killip), 
supervisor Daniel Teare; also:  John Camaish & wife Joney Kewney who was owed wages, witnesses: Daniel Teare & 
Margaret Cowley, pledges: William Kinread & Captain John Sayle    
Andreas parish register:   William Dougherty     buried  9 July 1674
?Andreas parish register:   Cath: Daugherty orphan dau of Wm Daugherty    buried  12 Oct 1664
?Andreas parish register:   Cath Dougherty    buried  1 April 1671
See the entry in the file of Archdeaconal wills (elsewhere on this site) for further details relating to:
will of 1st wife ArW 1657A #23 Andreas will of Joney Daugherty alias Lace of Ballalheaney, Andreas, 17 September 1657
will of brother:  ArW 1657A #24 Andreas will of John Daugherty, dated 20 August 1657
will of mother: ArW 1661A #35 Andreas will of Catharine Daugherty alias Joughin, dated 2 March 1661/2
will of father: ArW 1663A #030 Andreas will of William Daugherty, died 14 November 1663
will of father of 2nd wife: ArW 1661A #099 Lezayre will of Robert Kewney, died 13 March 1662/3
will of mother of 2nd wife: EpWill 1670E #078 Lezayre will of Catharine Kewney alias Kewney, died 20 Feb 1669/70


Nor: ye ---- 1674  

This is affirmed to bee the last Will & testament of Willm Doughertie, who comen------
his soule to God & his body to Christian buryall;    It: hee left & bequeathed, ordained 
& constituted his 3 children Donll: Willm:  & John Doughertie his true & lawfull executors 
of all the rest of his goods moveable & unmoveable;     It: he left & bequeathed due to him 
from his brother in law John Keyney six pounds & a daymoath of hay due to him, & as yet 
unsatisfied of in gerting[?] & allso a boule of barly or 8s;   It: due to him from Tho: Carrett 3s;  It: due 
to him from Joh: Kneele 1s 6d,   It: due to him from Michell Christian 20s,   It: due 
from Munnellex Bittle for malt & wheat 4s,  due allso from Donll: Christian 2s - 0d,  
It: hee left Donll: Teere & his sister Mally Daughertie supervisors of his children & to be aydeing 
& assisting to his poore wife to get in the foresaid debts, & any else due;    due to him from 
		Will Crow ..... 6s - 6d 
				allso hee wished his said sister to take away with her ye browne 
  Testes	Don Teere   juratus	cow; & sent ym the worth of corne to sow ye ground, wt 
	Margt Cowley  juratus	soever shee pleased to give for it

	The supvisors sworne in forme	      Mally Daughertye sworne supvisor
	of law								This will proved
deduct church dues				pbatum et solvit xijd	June 7th 1675
& burying & pbatione  2s-0d					
writeing ye will & Invent & a coppie of ye will  1s-6d
clark fees......3d  fees for charging & Sumner fees 1s-4

The Invent of the said testator taken & priced by 4 sworne men, vizt: Joh Teere & 
Joh Teere junior, Joh: Cowle & Joh: Kewene  amounts to ...... 	01£ - 09s - 0d 
It: there was but 3 quarts of barly prized to .................. 0 - 1 - 4d 
		both wills	   pledges in forme of law
note my fee of 1s 2d p-----		   Willm Kinread & Capt: 
for writeing  1s & 2d fee		   Joh: Sayle
		The Supvisor adds to ye Invry: of Wm Daughardy ..... 2 pound of hemp yarn
June ye 27th 
1675	Charles Joughin enters his claime against the execrs: of Willm Daughertie for ye sume of 20s due debt 
	for wch hee hath Land in morgag as apeares by Specialti & craveth tryall

July 4th 
  1675	Joh: Teere enters against ye said execr: for the sume of 20s due debt as appeares by Specialti 
	for wch hee hath Land in morgag & craveth tryall;   And allso for 22s more for wch they  hee 
	hath Land in morgage from Joh Kneele belongeing to the said Willm Doughertie 

July ye 20th: Donll Doughertie enters his claime against ye said execrs: for 6£ sterling & his 
	charges in presenting suit for ye same 6 yeeres 7s

August ye 15th 1675  Joh: Camaish for, & in the behalf of himself, & his wife Jony Keney enters ye 
	claime against the executor of Willm Daughertie for 8s being pt of her wage 
	due to her, & as yet unsatisfied, as they will make to appeare & craveth tryall 
December ye 4th  75:  Mally Daughertie supvisor have ys day paid unto Joh: Camaish & his wife Jony K----[torn]     
		4s of the said debt as ordered in Court, of 10d fees disburse by the clamer ----[torn]   
	Nor: ye 29  1675						note ye fee bloted is 1s - ---[torn]  
	Mally Daughertie enters for dj fir barly meale & 2 pottls of ------[torn]   
	      barly & 3s for ye roofe of a house he bought from her
	May 28th  1676:  Phillip Cowle enters against ye said execr for ye sume of 4s for 
			all Lands in morgag & craveth tryall 

Last Modified 10 September 2017