Catharine Cannell alias Cannell 1663

Archdeacon Will 1663A #004 Michael will of Catharine Cannell alias Cannell, died 23 March 1663/64:
Summary: husband William Cannell, stepdau Ellin Cannell, son Philip Cannell; son Patrick & son John(dead by the time of probate), brother: Thomas Cannell 
plus 2 other brothers, also: Catharine Cannell, witnesses: William Quayle & Bahie Cannell, pledges: Philip Cannell & John Kaighin.

Proved June 29th 1664      Michaell      March ye 23th 1663     (6)

This is affirmed by ye subscribed wittnesses to be ye last will and 
testamt: of Kath Cannell,    first she comitted her soule unto 
God and her body to Christian buriall;    Itim she left to ye poore
at ye descression of ye executars,    Itim she left to Katr: 
Cannell her best waistcoat and a peticoat;    It: she left to
her stepdaughter Ellin Cannell 2 sheep and soe much
as would make her a peticoate of plue linsawonsye,    It: 
she left to her husband Wm: Cannell her pte of an
oxe;    It: she left to her sonn Phillip Cannell her pte 
of ye crope of corne and her pte of her hus=
=bandry geares;    Itim, she ordained her three children Phillip, Patr: and 
(died) John Cannell her true and Lawfull executors of
all her goods moveable and unmoveable.
                          Tho: Cannell one of ye uncles is
solvo tamen etc           sworne supvisors & the other 2 uncles
                          are to be sworne
probate et solvit 1s                 Testes William Quaile
                                            Bahie Connell

The Invent to be brought before ye May Courts sub pena
20s ad usum domini

The Invent of ye said testatrix prized by 4 sworne men
vizt: Ffinlo Booy, Ricd Booy, John Kaughin, Phillip Cannell
& John Cannene[?]: as followeth
It: All goods wtsoe even within and without prized to ...... 5£ - 3s - 0d 
     where of 4£ is to pay for the Land to Kathe Cannell
     and after all depts. discharged yr remains
     due to ye children of deptless good ................... 0 - 10 - 0 
& ye third pt of an old oxe  ............................... 0 - 1 - 0 
the goods in the fathers hands & hath given in
pledges secunda forman legis
   Phillip Cannell & John Kaughin

left for corbs 1 little pott, 1 woollen wheele, 1 sack

Last Modified 26 September 2020