Phillip Garrett, 1695

            Jan ye 19th   1695          Lezayre
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The last will and Testament of phillip Garrett being of
pfect memory, first he Committed, his Soul to God and his
Body to Christian Buriall ;

(edge missing)
[I]mprimis he left to his daughter Issable Garrett a sheep and a
           Lamb and a quarte of woole
[2ly]      he bequeathed to his son Jon : Garrett six pence Legasie
                           his
[3ly]      he bequeathed to ^Daughter in law Anne Cally and to his 
           Grand Childe Kath : Garrett a peckle heffer betwixt them

[4ly]      he bequeathed to his Bro’r Will : Garrett all his Cloase and
           a yearling

{5ly]      he left Ewan Kinred to pay unto his Execr. a [leation]
           [shirt] wch. He borowed of him

[6ly}      he left Will : Kewney to pay unto his Execr. two bouls
           of matt Corne which he ought him

[7ly]      he acknowledged that he ought his son Jon. Garrett eight
           shillings and if his said son Jon. would demand this eight
           shills of his Executr. that then the sd. Jon. is to pay his
           Executr. seaven shills. for woole he gave him, and payment
           for twenty fleeces more of woole, save only one pottle 
           of Barley and a Gallon of plackett he received from his
           said son John
                            and colt
[8ly]      he left that the mair ^wch. was in difference betwixt him
           and his son John that the said Jon. hath but the sixt part
           of that Mair due to him, Likewise a Cowe that was in
           difference betwixt him and the said Jon. he declares 
           that the Cowe was not his and that it was his daughter
           in law Anne Callys goods that paid for the said Cowe
                                             John
           he declares that he [ought] his son ^three shills and two pence
           and he allows him ye said sum for mony he paid for 
           a Colt to John Fayle
                                             wife
          he took upon his Conscience that his ^Margt. Kewney did
                and put her hand
          Condescend ^to the Contract they gave their son Will :
          Garrett
[9ly]     he left the wittnesses 4s a piece Legasye
          Lastly  he Constituted and appointed his Granchilde phillip
                                                  his
          Garrett sole Executr. of all the rest of ^Goods moveable
          and unmoveable whatsoever
                                                     Wittnesses
         In regard that his Exr. is under age           Jon [Moore] my mrk x } jurati
         the father is sworn in Court according         Jon. Cally my mrk x  }
         to Law      pbatm et Solvit


May the 25th  1696

John Carrad entrs. his claime agt. the Exr. Of his Father
Phillip Carrad for the Sume of Eight shillings which he lent
                 & pte
him, and his Right ^of the price of a mair …… which was
4s : 6d, and also of the price of a Colt, and also for the Sum ….
thirty and Six Shillings being ……….. his part of
the price of five oxen, due to him by the Death of his mo
ther being her Exr. and also for the Sume of 20s due to 
him being the price of a Steer that belonged to the Claimer
and was sold by his sd. Father for the sd. Sum, ………….
      ….. [net]
for the ^[increase] and woole of his mothers part of the fold
   for 5 years
Sheep ^All which he will to [appeal] and Craves ye Law
he …. also for ye Ground of a Daymoth of hay Ground of 5d Rent
being his mothers part of the [same]

The Inventory of Phillip Garrett taken and priced 
according to Law amts. to the Sume of _________ 00 : 19 – 0….

   pledges according to Law  Nich : Moor and Ewan Kissage


25th  of June  1696

John Kinney and William Cotter enter their claim agt.
the Exr. Of Phllip Garrett for the Sume of  [40 s] : Due Debt
and Craves the Law.

Feb : ye 13th  1696.
   Will : [Cry] entrs. agt. the Exr. of Phillip
  Garrett for 1s : 9d due …

Last Modified 7 June 2015