Christian Shimmin alias Corjeage / Cordeige alias Moore 1663/4

Archdeacon Will 1663A #114 German will of Christian Shimmin alias Corjeage / Cordeige alias Moore, died 10 March 1663/64:
Summary: 1st husband [John] Cordeige/Corjeage [ArW 1654A #21 German], 2nd husband Gilbert Shimmin is alive [?died 1666]; [stepdau?] Margaret Shimmin, 
dau Alice Corjeage [married Daniel Key after this date, her will ArW 1683A #22 Bride]; witnesses: Oates Gell & Gilbert Shimmin, pledges: Oates Gell & 
James Cowin.
Will of 1st husband: ArW 1654A #21 German will of John Cordeige/Corjeage, died 16 April 1655: wife Christian Moore is alive, dau Alice underage (of age 
by June 1661, married Daniel Key after 1663), brother Patrick Cordeige, also a sister, supervisor Gilbert Mylchreest, also: Margaret Killey; witnesses: 
William Craine & Gilbert Mylchreest, pledges: James Court & Oates Gell & William Craine.
?2nd husband: German parish register: Gilbert Shimmine  buried 6 September 1666.
Will of dau: ArW 1683A #22 Bride will of Alice Key alias Corjeage/Cordeige, dated 16 February 1683/4: husband Daniel Key, children, witnesses & pledges: 
John Quane & Daniel Joughin, also James Cowle of KK German.

German   (63)	German
                 March the 10th 1663     proved ye day & yeere on 
                                         the other side
In the name of God Amen I Christian Moore doe make my
Last Will and Testament as followeth:   Imprmis I bequeath 
my soule to God and my Body to Christian buriall.    Item,
to the poore a ferlett of corne.    Item a horse coult in Legacie
to my husband Gilbert Shimin.    Item a ewe lambe to Margret 
Shimmin.    Lastly I constitude my daughter Alice Courjeag
my true and Lawfull executor of all the rest o fmy goods
movable as wittnesse my hand Christian Moore
                                  The executor sworne in Court
wittnesses
   Oats Gell      jurati          Salvo tamen vincuig suo jure
   Gilbert Shimmin                         pbatud et Solvit 6d

The Inventory taken and prsed by foure sworne men
viz James Coule, Oats Gell, Tho: Crellinge &
Phillip Kneale is in the whole twenty shillings

pledges second forman legis
Oats Gell & James Cowne

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          Curia xjth
At a Court holden at & in Holme Chapple the 29th of June
1664 before Mr Robt: Parr parson & Vicar Generll& John
Crellin the Bups Regisr & John Huddlestone Regist: to
Archdeacon

Last Modified 18 October 2020