Margaret Gell 1680

 
Feb 2 – 1680
KK Patrick

I find in the last Will of Margaret
Gell, as follows.

It. she leaves to her son John all the 
Gears belonging to the working of ye Land
& her part of the Crop of corn, paying
when they come to age only a bowl of 
Principal corn to her 2 Daughters betwixt
them.  Lastly, she constituted her three
Children Margaret, John & Koonie(?) her 
Lawful Exrs. of all the rest of her goods
moveable & unmoveable, appointing & Desiring(?)
Tho: Kenaugh & Gilbt. Kermot overseers,
leaving to Tho: Kenaugh a mutton of a 
year old for his trouble, & to Gilbt. Kermot
a peck of Barley.

Testes:  Tho:  Halsey)		Probatum est el Solivit 12d
Koony Quilliam	   ) jurati 	

		The Supervisors Sworn in Court 
		in form of Law.

The total sum of the Inventory 	)
amounts to			)	04=08=00

Besides some small legacy left to	)
her Daughters, some Closes & wheels	)
priced to				)	00=08=00

10 June 1681 ......... by the husband)
a pott prised to			)	00=01=00

Itm. a quart of wooll wch was made into Clothes
for the Children

	To be Deducted out of 	)
the Inventory for the 		)
	writing hereof & to the	)
	Clerk			)	00=02=00

The goods & the Children wth the Consent 
of the Supervisors is in the fathers hands
who have given pledges according to Law.
Tho: Halsall & Jo: Shimin junior

29th March 1692	The goods of 
the Son & Daughter Margt. is 
paid, & the other Childs goods is
in Wm. Gells hands being 27.... 8....
& hath given pledges to pay the 
same, Tho: Kenaugh Sub poena
Double the Value.

5th Sept. 1705	 Exa. ..... me 	S. Woods Reg.
					Episc.

Mend. that the clear Inventory being 4=15=6
Coony’s third part is 31.... 10....

Last Modified 15 June 2015