Ann Joughin, 1703

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35             KK Bride: 

This is the last will and testament of 
Ann Joughin of KK Bride who departed 
this life ye 26 of December 1703, 
being in parfit mind and memory made 
this her last will & testamt in manner 
and form following.  First, She committed 
her soule to God and her body to Christian burial.   
Shee bequeathed to her sisters vizt., to 
Katherin Joughen and Margret Joughen 
fouer shillings six pence legacie apise to 
ech of them.   Item, to her brother Dan: 
Joughen two pounds three shillings.   
Itam, to her sister in law Katherin Cowle 
a red petty coat and her shuse & stockins.   
Itam to Ann Kneall a black petty coate a little 
quife and a big quife.  Itam She left to 
Margret Joughen her brors daughtr a 
laughton wast coate & a chist.  Itam, to 
the said Margret Joughen and Katherin 
Joughen being both her brother Williams 
daughters one yearling apise, and a pice of 
flannan for two peticots for them and likewise 
all ye flax that shee had to be jointly betwixt 
the said Katherin and Margret.    
Itam, She left to Jon Joughen a mutten and 
a sheep.   Itam, to Patrick Joughen one mutten.   
Itam: to Eliz: Kneale a little quife and a great 
quife.   Itam, to Katherin McNamear an old petycoat.   
Itam, to the said Katherin McNameer and 
to Elizth Curlet one old sheep betwixt them.   
Itam: to her Ant Margret Cormoad a carshiff 
(yt she got from her sd Ant) if shee would 
come to ask for it.   Itam, to Ewan Moore 
cleark of the parish a mutten.   Itam: all ye 
rest of her linen to her sd sister in law and to 
her daughters betwixt them.   Itam to ye 
witnesses  six pence apiese.  Lastly Shee 
nominated and appointed her brother William 
Joughen sole Executr of all ye rest of her goods 
moveable and immoveable what soever.   
Witnesses present: 
Patt: Cowle his mrk X, 
Jon Coole his mrk. Jurati

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