Elinor Fargher (als Moore) 1810

Episcopal Will E-2

					Lonan

In the name of God Amen.  I Elinor Fargher als
Moore of the parish of KK Lonan being sick and weak 
but of perfect mind and memory and considering the
uncertainty of this life do first and principally recom-
mend my soul to God who gave it and my body to the
Earth to have a decent Christian Burial at the discretion
of the Executrix and with such worldly goods as it has
Blessed God to possess me with I do devise and Bequeath
in the following manner:

Item-I leave and bequeath to my Loving Daughter
Margaret the sum of Ten pounds Manks  a gown
a Dark Cotton a brown gown & my best cloath
a check Apron a shawl Hankerchief a Callamanks
petticoat.
Also one guinea each to her four Children

Item—I leave and bequeath to my Loving Daughter Elinor
the sum of thirty pounds Manks currency a blue
gown and a red gown a green petticoat and a red
petticoat and green Cotton gown.
also one guinea each to here two Children.

Item---I leave and Bequeath unto Thos Cowin & wife the sum
of Ten Shilling Manks.

Item—I leave and Bequeath my loving Husband John 
Fargher whole and sole Executrix of all the Residue
of my Goods Chattles Lands and Effects of whatever
denomination disannulling any former will I may
have made and verifying and confirming this to be 

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my Last Will and Testament
June 15_1810
Witnesses present
John Caley
Phillip Caley

At a Chapter Court
holden at Douglas 30th
Oct 1810

The Ex'or is sown in Court in form
of Law & hath given pledges for the
payment of Debts & Legacies namely
the Witnesses of the will.   Probatum Est
			[signed]  Thos Cubbon

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