Jane Callow als Mylrea, 1756

                  Braddan
In the Name of God Amen
I George Callow & Jane Callow als Mylrea my Wife being in a very
indifferent State of health but of Sound and perfect mind and memory and
knowing the uncertainty of human Life have Mutually Agreed to make this our
last Will and Testament in Manner following
First We commend our Souls to God hoping through the merits and Mediation
of our Blessed Lord and Savor Jesus Christ to receive full remission for
all our Sins and our Bodies we comitt to the Earth to be decently Buried
Item We leave and bequeath to our loving & Dutifull Daughter Mary Stuart,
wife to Charles Stuart our holdings in Douglas lately purchased by us from
the Admrs of Ewan Corlett with the appurtenances unto them belonging
together with a new feather Bed and Bolster Two Ruggs Two New blanketts
vizt: a white and a gray one & a pair sheets vizt: a course and a fine one
Item we leave unto our Brother John Mylrea of Juland (?) the Sum of Ten
Shillings & lastly we Mutually Nominate and appoint the Survivor of us the
sd George Callow & Jane Callow whole Executor of all the rest of our goods
and Effects whether moveable or immoveable of what kind or nature soever In
testimony whereof we have hereunto Set our hands and marks this 29th Day of
March 1756

Note Before the Signing hereof that we further leave unto our aforesaid
Daughter all her Mothers wear[...] apparrell — together with a Black Oak
Chest which chest she is not to receive till after the Death of the
Survivor of us — as witness our hands and marks the day and date above
mentioned that is the 29th of March 1756
                            George Callow
                            Jane Callow my [...]
Witnesses present at
the signing thereof
     Robert Brown
     Thos Key             Jurati

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