Joney Gawne alias Watterson 1679

Archdeacon Will 1679A #23 Rushen will of Joney Gawne alias Watterson, dated 5 December 1679: 

Summary:  husband Henry / Harry Gawne (remarried Alice Quayle, both dead by 1699, see Episcopal 
books 1699 for their wills), 2 children Isabel (married Thomas Kneale / Nelson 1711) & John, 
brother Henry / Harry Watterson, brother William, sister in law Isabel Gawne,  sister Elizabeth, 
sister Margaret (dau Margery),  Alice Gawne alias Quayle (dead by 1699);  also: Ann Costeen, 
NOTE: Isabel Gawne married Thomas Nelson / Kneale on 2 October 1711 in Rushen Parish
see: ArW 1715 #17 Rushen, of Isabel Nelson / Kneale als Gawne, died about 12th xxx: 
only dau Ellinor; husb Thomas Nelson, brother John Gawn; Mgt Kelly, Mary Woodford, Joney Christian, Jane Taylor
see: ArW 1715 #16 Rushen will of Ann Read als Kneale / Nelson als Crebbin:  
son Wm; dau Alice; son Thomas, dau in law Isabel Nelson; grandson


Trinity Rushen			December 8th 1679

The last will and testamt: of Joney Gawne who 
beinge sicke in body but of perfect memory, comended 
her soule t God, and her body to Xtian buriall;  first she 
left to her brother & sister in law William & Issable Gawne 
what goods was due to ym by the decease of their mo=
=ther;  Itt: she left her two children executors of all 
her goods moveable & unmoveable;  Itt: she left to her 
husband Hary Gawne his choice of 2 oxen for a legasie;  
Itt: she left to her brother Hary Waterson and 
her sister Margaret 2s Legasie apeece f one of 
her children dye, & if both her children dyed, then they 
were to have 4s apeece Legasie, wch was to cut them out of 
the rest of her goods;  Itt: to her sister Eliz:  7d Legasie 
& if both her children dyed, then her husband, Hary 
Gawne is to be executor of all her goods moveable and 
unmoveable;  Itt: she left to Ann Costeene one petticoat 
Itt: to the little wench in the house 1 petticoate;  Itt: she 
left to the poore 1 firlat of corne,  Itt: if my 2 chil=
=dren dye I leave 1 red petticoate to my sister Margaret 
& if she dye her daughter Margery is to have it, and 
if my 2 children live, I leave my husband Henry Gawne 
& Hen: Watterson overseers
		The husband & supvisors sworn in Court 
wittnesses			Probatum et solvit ----
  Wm Cluage   } jurati
  Hen: Kermott}	         pledges Wm Cluage & Jon: Harrison

	feb: 24th 1679 Joney Gawne Inven=
=tory prized by 4 sworne men, vizt: Jo: Watterson, Robt: 
Lowey Hen: Corrin & John Watterson		         £   s
Imprs: 1 steere 1 heiffer 2 cowes 1 calfe dj .......... 01 -  3 - ----[fold]   
Itt: all the horses dj ................................ 01 - 18 - ---[fold]   
Itt: all her cloathes lynnen and woollen .........}
    with 2 blanketts 1 yeard & 3 quarter of lynen }.... 00 - 12 - ---[fold]   
Itt: all the wooll & woollen yarne with the  }
     hempe, 1 chest & ye wodden vessels dj   }.........	00 - 04 - 0---[fold]   
Itt: 2 payre of Harrowes 1 plow, 3 carrs }
     & 1 spade dj .......................}............. 00 - 03 - 0---[fold]   
				                  summ  04 - 01 - ---[fold]   
Itt: more added dj ye cropp of corne
debts deducted on ye dead part ........................ 01 - 0 - ---[fold]   

June ye 15th 80
Wm Gawen entr: agt: ye above 
execrs: for 36s

Augt: 23, 1715
Isabel Gawn, now marryd to Tho: Kneal, has 
given her discharge for 3£ 1s as appears by the 
annexed Certificate,       own'd  before Mr Woods

[slip of paper]  
I do hereby acknowledge to have rec'd the summ of 
three pound one shilling sterl: from the Execrs of Henry 
Gawn & the Execrs: of Alice Gawne als Quayle.. 
This is truth as witness my hand & mark this 
3d of Decr: 1699
			Issabel Gawn her mrk X
Witnesse present 
   John Cotter his mrk X
   Willm Quedore his mark X

Augt: 23d 1715: The above Isabel Gawn, who is now 
married to Thomas Kneal, owne'd the above Receipt before 
me 		J: Woods Reg: Episc: 
	Vera copia exam p me Car: Wattleworth 
			        Regr: Archdcn: 

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