Ellinor Sayle als Caine, 1715

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      Michael 1715 #22
	  
This is affirmed to be the last will and testament of Ellinor Sayle als
Caine who departed this life Nov the 27 1715 of good and perfect memory in
manner and form following.  First she committed her soul to God and her body
to Christian burial.
ITEM - She left unto her heir her part of the crop of corn and husbandry
gears as legacy.
ITEM - She left unto her husband half of their rideing horse as legacy. ITEM
- She unto her husband in like manner some woolen yarn and some white wool
for cloathing her children.
ITEM - She left unto her husband her part of the bedcloathes they lay in,
and a blanket for craddle for her young child and her part of an old cow
towards its bringing up.
ITEM - She nominated and appointed her three youngest childen Jo, Ellinor
and Ann Sayle her true and lawful executors of all the rest of her goods
movable and unmovable whatsoever and her brother to be supervisor in
presence of.
Her brother John Cain is sworn supervisor November 30, 1733.
John, Ellinor and Ann Sayle, executors of Ellinor Sayle, do acknowledge to
have received the sum of 1 pound 12 shillings at the hands of John Cain, one
of ye supervisors being the whole of what was due to them by the inventory.

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