Thomas Christian 1677

Archdeacon Will 1677A #129 Lezayre will of Thomas Christian infant, died 20 June 1677, intestate: 
Summary: mother Catharine Christian alias Mason alias Crebbin (died 12 April 1677, her will ArW 16771 #128 Lezayre), 
father Patrick Christian (died 28 April 1677, his will ArW 1677A #127 Lezayre)


		KK Christ Leyare

Tho: Christian infant depted this life about ye 20th of 
this Instant June 1677,   the Court decrees his goods 
according to ye tenour of his ffather & mothers will 

Salvo tamen vincuig	Decretum et solvit 
     suo jure

The Invent: included in ye ffather and 
mother

Aug: ye 29th 1677:  The differences ariseing touching the within 
Wills of Patrick Christian and Margt: Crebin his wife, being many 
and also Intricat, though the Inventrys be but small, and that espetially 
troublesome in regard also to the childes death:  The psons therfor concern’d 
seeing ye inconveniences wch might arise by their suits at Law hath 
rather refferred and desired me by way of Arbitrent to decide 
it; Wm Christian and Wm Corkle of ye one pt; and Thom: Crow, John 
McNameer and the eldest daughter of John Mayson who is at age in 
behalfe of herselfe and her brother and sister, of the other, and haveing 
bound themselves in 3£ ffine to ye Lord to stand to my award:  I doe 
hereby upon good regard had, and consideracon taken in the promisses 
Arbitrate, that ye sd daughter of John Mason and her brother and 
sister shall have the full fumme of xxs[20s] sterl: to be paid by ye 
sd Wm Christian and Wm Corkle at or before Candlemas day next 
ensueing this date, they paying all other debts and incumbrances 
upon ye sd deceadts: and to keepe the sd children harmlesse of 
all such, wch said moneys is to be paid unto ye sd eldest daughter 
who is to give bonds for the other childrens pt therof, and this being 
done ye sd Christian and Corkle is to have the full benifitt of both 
their Invent: except of some little corn now growing wch to 
the use & behoofe of those children likewise; And this to be a 
finall end of all these controversies, I have subscribed my 
name 
					Joh: Harrison Vicr: Gnl: 

Sept: 24th 1677  
[The following is crossed out:]
The eldest daughter is sworn supvisor, and hath her own pt of
goods in her own hands, & is to bring in securities for ye other 
childrene pt wthin 14 dayes sub paena juris
			these are in ye anexed paper
ffeb: ye 2th 1677/8      [This & the following are crossed out:]  
The above eldest daughter hath received the above xxs [20s]
from Wm Christian, and therfore both hee and his executrs: are requitted 
for ever, as wittnesse her subscripcon:  Jony Mayson her mark X

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ffeb: 2nd 1677/8
The eldest daughter Jony Mayson hath received the xxs[20s] made by 
Arbitration, from the hands of Wm Christian, and therfore hath acquitt=
=ed him and his executors for ever of wch xxs.  Thomas Crow hath 
received a noble viz 6d 8d, for his ffees as Atturney, and shee 
haveing received her own pte wth all, ther will remaine upon her 
charge to be accomptable for, to the other two children 8s --d, 
when ffees are deducted, whose pledges are for the same 

Robt: Cotter Senr:  and John McNameer hath 4s 3d due to Margt: Mayson 
and Robt: Cotter son of Phillip hath 4s 3d due to John Mayson, in wch 
hee hath halfe ye pott in 3s 3d wch the sd John Mayson is to take insoe 
much when hee comes to age

[back side of above:]    
Novr: 26 1707
John Mayson within mentioned hath 
this day received ye within 4s 3d from Robt: 
Cotter as witnesse his mark 
			John Mayson X
Before me 
        Sam: Watleworth Archd: 

Last Modified 23 August 2017