| Submitted by: | Jim Smith |
| Date: | 31 January 2011 |
| Original: | LDS : 0106221 |
JOGHIN, Mary 1756-2 And CLEATER A 43 010622
The last Will and Testam't of Mary Joughin als
Cleater of KK Andreas made above Testam't months ago
being of Sound Mind and Memory at ye Making [thereof]
Imp's She committed her Soul to God & body to Xtian burial
Itt She left to her daughter Catharine Six pounds ___
the bed s'd Catharine lay on w'th its clothes all her shaped
linen & Woollen clothes except a petticoat she left
to her Daughter Bahee & a coif to her child; and her
old Gown to John Radcliffe's wife. She also left a
speckled stuff petticoat to her Grand child Anne.
Itt She further left to her fore'sd Daughter Catharine
the yarn for stuff that was then in the house. And
whatever [Boasts] were named upon her children they
are to enjoy ye same w'th out further dispute, & they
also are to enjoy all other goods that were named upon them
Itt She left to her Daughter Anne Twenty shillings
and the bed whereon she & husband lay she left to him-
self w'th the clothes belonging thereto. And left Six pence
Legacy to any y't can claim further rights to her goods.
Itt A [night] or two before her decease she told Thomas
Cormoad, one of the Witnesses, that her s'd Daughter Ca-
tharine is to have her part of ye stuffs in s'd Cormoads
Loom, her part of the fine thread y't hung upon ye pin
her part of the [dressings] that was already made, and
her [Shoes] Lastly She Nominated and Appointed her
son Andrew Sole & lawful Exec'r of all ye rest of her
goods movable & Unmovable whatsoever.
She left to her daught'r Bahee a pottle of barley
B. At the making of the above Will, Charles Joughin ye husband
consented to let his Son have his part of ye purchased land
he paying ye consideration y't ye same cost.
Witnesses {Will'm Sayle }
{Tho. Cormoad }Jurati
At a Chapter Court at Lezayre June 15th 1756
The Exec'r is sworn in Court in form of Law & had given pledges
for paym't of Debts & legacies namely Wm. Sayle & Tho Cormoad the
Witnesses of the Will. Charles Joughin has given his consent in court
as more fully expressed in the within Will on Consideration thereof
Solvit 12d
Probatum est
Ro. Radcliffe
Matth's Curghey
Transcribers Note: On Jan. 7th 1757 Charles Joughin acknowledges that his son Andrew
has paid him the fourty pounds to acquire rights to the purchased lands and discharges
him from further obligation. He also acknowledges receipt of his Legacy from his wife.
Last Modified 27 December 2016