Margaret Cubon (als Credgeen?) 1678

 
Margaret Cubon
LDS E w 0991643
1678-2

KK Arbory	June 15th 1678

This is affirmed to be ye last Will & Testament of Margt Cubbon, who [being]
[sick] in body but of perfect memory praised to God for the same.
[First she] committed her soule to God & her body to Xtian buriall.  Itt. [she]
left to her husband Patr: Credgeen  her share of the Corn of the ...............
ground(?) & of ye tyme stored that was Drawn(?), also left her share of ye
fishing geare to the sd Patr:  Ittm. she left to her Father in Law Richard
Credgeen 1 yard of small Linnon Cloath Legacy.  Ittm. she left to her 
Sisters son John Moore as much of ......... Cloath as to be a coat for him.
Ittm. she left to her bro in Law ......... Moore 2 yards & a halfe of
Small Linnon as would be a shirt.  Ittm. she left to her 2 sisters viz
Aileen(?) & Ann Cubbon 2 shares of her goods apeece to each of them &
the other share .................. to her husband Patrrick Credgeen.  Ittm. she constituted
appointed & ordained her 2 sisters Aileen & Ann Execrs equall of all 
the rest of her goods moveable or immoveable.

Witnesses	Hen. Corrin his mark X	)
		Hen. Waterson his mark X	)  jurati 

Notwth standing the nomination of Executors in the Will,
......... ye goods are apportioned 4 pts to her 2 Sisters, and the
fifth to her husband, who therefore accordingly are to be Executors
according to each one, .... portion as is further explained by the 
witnesses in Cort upon examination.
					Probatum est el Solivit 1d

The Inventory of ye goods of ye above Deceadant prised by 4 sworn men
amounts to the sum of _______________________ 03:10:09

					Prised	Hen Corrin his mark X
The Executors at age and sworne		Hen Waterson his mark X
in Cort and given pledges according to	John J....... his mark X
law.  Hen: Watterson and 			Robt Kegg(?) his mark X
Thomas Moor.

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