William Kewin, 1776

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87      Jurby
This is affirmed to be the last will and testament of William Kewin who
departed this life about the 28th of October 1776 being of perfect mind and
memory at the making thereof.
First - He committed his soul to God and his body to Christian burial. Item
- He left to his brother Patrick all  his sheep except two sheep he left to
his brother Daniel.
Item - He left to his brother Patrick  a bedstead.
Item - He left upon his said brother Patrick to give to his said brother
Daniel the half of the steer or the half of the price of the heifer.
Item -  He left to his said brother Daniel a blew waistcoat.
Item - He left to his said brother Philip a handkerchief.
He left to any person or person that will claim in his said last will six
pence each.
Lastly he nominated and appointed his father  William Kewin executor of
all the rest of his goods moveable and immoveable whatsoever.
Witnesses:
Wm Freer
Dollin Moore my mark x   Jurati
12 Nov 1776 Executor sworn in court with pledges being Wm Freer and Thos
Cristy both of Jurby.

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