John Crebbin, 1736

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10           KK Xt Rushen, 1736
This is affirmed to be the last will of John 
Crebbin of Ballavraory, who departed this life 
about the 6th of April, 1736.  
First he committed his soul to God, and 
body to Christian burial.  
Itm, He bequeathed to his son Henry Crebbin 5s.  
Item, to his son Wm Crebbin his apparel.  
Item, He left to every one else that would claim 
any title to his goods six pence legacy.  
Item, He left half a sheep to his granddaughter 
Elizabeth Crebbin  and half a sheep to his 
landlord Daniel Callister.  
Lastly he constituted and appointed his grandson 
William Crebbin sole Executor of all the rest 
of his goods whatsoever.  
Witnesses: 
Richard Harrison, 
Nicholas Corrin, jurati.     
Memorandum: 
That both these witnesses were present when the 
Testator left the 5s above mentioned to his son 
Henry Crebbin (which he said was in lieu of the 
roof of a house at Fleshick) but when Nicholas 
Corrin was gone away, he sent for Richard Harrison 
and told him that he would leave but six pence 
legacy to his son Henry above said because his 
said son owed him three shillings and six pence 
for a mutton.  
Richard Harrison one of the Witnesses has made 
oath to the Codicil.            
The Executor sworn in Court in form of Law & has 
given pledgtes the Witnesses of the Will.  
Probatum est & solvit 12d

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