Ann Joughin als Joughin 1785

JOUGHIN, Ann	1785	And	A	64	0106229

The Last Will and Testament of Ann
Joughin als Joughin of the parish of Andreas she being
Weak in body but of perfect mind & memory at the mak-
Ing thereof.

She commit her Soule to God & her body
To Christian Burial. She did bequeath an Dispose of her
Worldly goods & Effects in manner as following.

Then she left her Daughter Alice Eight
Pounds Legasy & the Bed which she the s'd Alice lies
On a bed with a new blanket on and other blanket and
All Cloathes and apparel. The Large fir Chest and the Linen
Yarn and and the weal of Linen cloth that is name on
Her s'd Daughter and the Sheep that name on her self

Then she left her son Phillip Eight
Pounds to be Laid out upon and for him in putting him
To trade & if he the s'd Phillip her son Refuse Trade he
Is not to Receive the s'd Eight Pounds till at the age of
Twenty one years and also a pare of Breeches of the pledin
That is new in the house.

Then she left her Daughter Ann wife
Of Phillip Faragher the Bees and Bee hives that is in s'd
Phillip Faragher garden.

Then she left her husband John Joughin
Her part of the feather bed & bolster during his life
Time that she lies on and then to Return to her son
John after the Decease of his father.

Then she left to whosoever that that
Will Claim any Right in this her Will a Shilling Each.

Then she left to the Witnesses two Shillings

Lastly She Constituted & ordained her Son John Joughin whole
Exc'r of all the Rest of her goods movable and
Immovable of what nature whatsoever.

Witnesses	}Mary Sayle her mk X
		}John Tear 		Jurati

After the beforgoing Will she left to her Daughter Alice all 
her part of the woolen and her part of the flax that they now 
have this was joined to her will on the 12th October 1784
Jn. Tear Jur:

At a Chapter Court holden at Lezayre June 3, 1785
Notwithstanding the will is proved but by one witness yet as no 
objection has been offered, the Exec'r is sworn in Court in form 
of Law and hat given pledges for the payment of Debts & Legacies
Namely John Tear the Witness & Philip
Fargher both of Andreas
Probatum est
Salvo tamen cujus _______
Thos: Cubbon


Transcribers Notes: Patrick Brew the husband of Alice Joughin the daughter of Ann 
acknowledges receipt of her legacies on October 12, 1789.
Philip Joughin son of Ann acknowledges receipt of his legacy as well on Oct. 12, 1789.

Last Modified 31 May 2014