Elinor Joughin 1723

JOUGHIN, Elinor  1723-2  Lon   A  68  0106212

This is affirmed to be ye last Will & Testament
of Ellinor Joughin who departed this life about
ye 19th of December Anno ____ being in perfect
Mind & Memory at ye making thereof
First She left to her four Sisters Bahee Jony
Marg't & Catherine Joughin Six pence a pieces Le:
gacy. Item She left to her Brother Jon Joughin
six pence Legacy. Itm she left to her Kinswoman
Jony Knacle a black Linssey Woolsey petticoat & a [suit]
of Linens. Itm She left to her Mistress Jane Fargher
als Cotter a choice petticoat & a [suit] of Linens. Itm
She left Six pence a piece to ye Witnesses of her Will
She constituted & appointed her Siser Alice Joughin
Sole & lawful Ex'rx of all ye rest of her Goods
moveble & immoveable whatsoever. She declared
yt Wm. Goldsmith of Balladoole in KK Lezaire was indebted
to her three shills & an Ewe of two years old. Itm from
Arthur Cowle's wife of ye s'd parish 3 s Item from Rich:
Lewns wife of ye fores'd parish fifteen pence. Itm
from Robt. Goldsmith living on Cools___ Land fourteen
pence Itm from John Lace of KK Andrews four shills
for looking to & taking care of him in his
sickness Itm from her kinsman Jo'n Kneal of
ye Ballabeg in ye fors'd parish three shillings
Item from her Aunt of ye s'd Ballabeg a pound 
of homespun yarn. Item she declared of her
Sister Marg't had a white blanket of hers in
Custody, which she ordered her Ex'tx to receive for
her own use Item she declared y't there was Six
pence due to her from Paul Crow of Curraugh
Item she further declared y't she her self owed three
pence to Jo'n Commaish of KK Andrews & to Jo'n
Clark of Jurby three pence Itm She declared
y't there was a good part of her shaped linens in
her Uncle's House of Ballabeg in KK Andrews
Witnesses
Philip Fargher	}
Isbel Goldsmith}JURATI
The Ex'ex Sworn in 
form of Law
January 20th 1723
Probatum est & Solvit 12d

Pledges in form of Law Philip Fargher and
James Brew

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