Mary Corkill als Callow, 1767

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This is affirmed to be the last Will
and Testament of Mary Corkill alias
Callow of Port Lewaige in the parish of
KK Maughold widow who departed this
Life on or about the 16th Day of Janry.
last 1767 being of sound mind and memory 
at the making and Declaring hereof
about the month of May preceding.
           First she Comitted her soul to God
          and her Body to Christian Burial.
Item.  she Left and appointed her Daughter
Joney Corkill sole and full Execx. of all
her Goods moneys and Effects moveable
And immoveable of what nature soever
Item.  she declared that her sd. Daughter Joney
had a Bed of her own, and that therefore
she the Testatrix Left the use of her own
Bed to her son Wm. Corkill during his
natural Life, with two Blankets and a
Quilt, and that her Grandson Ewan Corkill
was to be supervisor of her sd. Son Wm.
that he should not dispose of the sd. Bed in
his Lifetime, and after sd. William decease
the sd. Bed to be the Right and property of
her sd. Grandson Ewan Corkill son of her
son Ewan Corkill.
Item.  she left to her sd. Son Wm. a Black Gown
and a Cloak.
Item.  she left to her Daughter in Law Catherin
a flannen Waistcoat, and a flannen petticoat.
Item.  she left sixpence a piece Legacy to Every
one that would Crave to break this her will
and one shilling a piece to the witnesses of
this her Will.
Witnesses
Mary Quilliam  }
Jane Cowin  X  }  jurati   

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