Thomas Corkill 1711

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5         Braddan
This is affirmed to be the last will of Thomas Corkill who was buried
the 16th of March 1711 being in good and perfect mind and memory at
the makeing thereof,
First he committed his soul to God and body to Christian burial.
Item He left to his son the heir five plow beasts with half of all the
husbandry gears.
Item He left his heir half the crop of corn
Item He left unto his wife forty shillings
Item He nominate and appointed his 4 daughters vizt Hester, Jony, Margt, and
Mary Corkill sole and joint executors of all the rest of his goods movable
and unmoveable whatsoever.
Item he left the tuition of the children and their goods unto his wife and
the lands to her in like manner with the tuition of his heir will become
to age.
Item He willed that if all his children should dye that his goods should
come the one half thereof to his ---
--------- and the other half to his wife.
The executor being under age the wife is sworn according to the will in form
of law
Probatum Est
Witnesses:
Christopher Janley
Jane Killey

Nov the 2d 1725 This day Wm Cubbon husband to the within Hester
Corkill, Margaret and Mary Corkill being at lawful years came to the records
and acknowledge themselves to be fully paid and satisfied at and from
the hands of their mother in all whatever was due to them by the death
of their father Thomas Corkill and do hereby acquit and discharge their said
mother her executor forever of the same.
Witness their marks to their names
Wm Cubbon his mark
Margt Corkill her mark
Mary Corkill her mark
Before me  Wm Gell Register

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