Thomas Moore 1663

Archdeacon Will 1663A #80 Lonan will of Thomas Moore, died 20 January 1663/64:
Summary: wife is alive, dau Mary, dau Ann, witnesses: Henry Kneale & Phinlo Cowin, pledges: Philip Moore & Phinlo Cowin.
?See: 1666 Liber Vastarum, Lonan: Thomas Moore junior had farmland of 9s 8d yearly rent in All Raby treen, 
and he & his wife Isabel xxxx sold it to John Clague who was entered for it in 1666.

	(33)		Lonnan

The last will and testament of Thomas Moore who departed this life the 20th of January
1663:    first his Soule to God and his body to Christian buriall;    It: to the poore at the exec: discretion
It: he left to his daughter Mary 6d;    It: he left to his daughter An: halfe a house and halfe garden
in Duglas and the mother to have the use of it during her life and the wife hath given her consent to
the other halfe after her deceasse and did constitute and ordaine his wife his tru and lawfull
exec: of all his goods moveable and unmoveable
                                          Solvo tamen vincuig suo jure
  testes	Henry Kneale
          Ffinlo Cowne    jurati          pbatum et Solvit ... 6d
The executor sworne
  in Court:

Invent: priced by Phinlo Cowne William Knenish  James Corrin  William Cloage being sworn
It: one cowe and two sheep ................ xvs[15s] - 0 
pledges secunda forman legis
     Phillip Moore &
     Ffinlo Cowne

Last Modified 7 October 2020