Thomas Brew 1663

Archdeacon Will 1663A #078 Lonan will of Thomas Brew, died 28 February 1662/3: 
Summary: wife Catharine Lewney is alive [her will ArW 1665A #15 Lonan], 3 children: son Gilbert, dau Catharine, & dau Isabel Brew; Thomas also has a 
brother alive who has land Gilbert is to get from the brother (Gilbert's uncle), witnesses: Philip Brew & Mould Cotteen, pledges: Philip Brew & Philip Brew, 
appraisors: Mold/Mallooney Cotteen & Gilbert Brew & William Clague & John Kelly;  NOTE, 'Mold', is sometimes a nickname for Moldonney/Mallooney. 
Will of wife: ArW 1665A #015 Lonan will of Catharine Brew alias Lewney, died 16 December 1664: husband [Thomas] Brew is not mentioned [his will ArW 1663A 
#078 Lonan], dau Catharine Brew, son Gilbert Brew, dau Isabel Brew; also Daniel Lewney (owed 10s), witnesses: Phinlo Cotteen & Thomas Clague, pledges: 
Phinlo Cotteen & Thomas Clague & William Stowell & William Corrin & William Clague & Philip Brew.

		(32)	Lonnann

The last will and testament of Tho: Brew who departed this life the 28th
of ffebruary 1662:    first he committed his Soule to God and his body to Christian  buriall;      
It: he left to his wife halfe a quarter of a mayre;    It: his will was that if his 
son could get the lands from his uncle that his said son shoald have all his
part of the geares beloninge to the workeinge of the farme and his part of
the cropp of corne but a firlett of corne to be payd to each of his daughters and his said 
son was to pay it as he could, and his part of the plowe;    It: he left to his son his part
of the horses he paying his sisters ---e rate that the swoarne men would praise
them;    It: further his will was that if his said son should not get the lands his
will was then that his three children viz Gilbert Kaithren and Issable Brewe
to be joyntly exec: of all his goods moveable and unmoveable
The executors sworne in Court & of lawfull years
Testes                   Solvo tamen vincuig
  Phillip Brew             suo jure
  Mold Cotteene    jurati           pbatum est et Solvit 6d

Invent: priced by William Cloage, Mold Cotteene, Gilbt: Brew and Jo: Kelley
beinge sworne                             £ - s - d
  It: one oxe  .........................  1 - 0 
  It: halfe a horse  ...................  0 - 7 - 0 
  It: all the rest of the goods  .......  2 - 1 - 0 
	pledges secunda forman legis
	   Phillip Brew
	   Phillip Brew

Last Modified 6 October 2020