Margret Cottier, 1696

Summary: servant of Mr Robert Parr & Isabel Parr alias [Curghey], their dau Mary Parr (underage), brother & sisters 
(not named); also Margaret Kneale, witnesses: John Christian & Sarah Gill [als Woods], pledge: Edward Gill
Lezayre parish register: Margrett Cottier buried 21 February 196/7
See: Lezayre parish register: old Sarah Gill als Woods (widow) from Ramsey buried 16 December 1735
See: Sarah Woods witness to the will of Mary Killip will 1666A #50 Lezayre
?See: Lezayre parish register: Edward Gill buried 25 October 1714
?See: Lezayre parish register: Edward Gill buried 20 February 1729
?See: Lezayre parish register: Edward Gill of Church-Town buried 06 April 1732
4          Lezayre, July the 8th 1697
This is affirmed to be the last will, and 
testament of Margret Cottier who was sick 
in body but of perfect memory at the time 
of the making of this will, who departed 
this life the 20th of February 1696/7 as 
followeth.  
She bequeathed her clothes linen and woolen 
to Mrs. Isabel Parr, and Margaret Kneale 
betwixt them, and Mrs. Parr to have the 
better share of them.  
She constituted and appointed Mary Parr 
whole executrix of all the rest of her 
goods moveable and immoveable whatsoever &c.  
Item, being after the time of the making 
of this will what she would leave to her 
brother and sisters, she said that she 
would leave them nothing except six pence legacy.  
Witnesses: 
John Christian, 
Sarah Gill, jurati.           

The Executrix being underage, Mr. Robert 
Part (the father) is sworn in Court in form of Law.  
Probatum est et Solvit.        

The Inventory brought in by the [sumner] amounts to     
0 pounds 15 shillings 6 pence.  
The price of a cow to be added.   
Pledges in form of law Edw: Gill.

Last Modified 9 August 2016