| Submitted by: | Joyce M Oates |
| Date: | 23 October 2020 |
| Original: | 0106200 |
Archdeacon Will 1663A #128 Santan will of Margaret Kinley, died 14 October 1663:
Summary: not married, brother Thomas Kinley (his children son & heir Thomas, dau Christian, dau Marriad, & son John [did he marry Catharine Crellin & he
was dead by 1665?]) brother Thomas died 1666/7, ArW 1666A #21 Santan, nephew (son of sister [?Joney]) Thomas Key; also Robert Caine, executor [?& nephew in
law, married to (Catharine) Kinley] John Caine; also John Kinley son in law [married to Catharine Crellin by 1655] of Thomas Crellin promised to pay 7s that
Thomas owed; witnesses: Robert Moore & John Woods, pledges: Robert Hampton & John Stephen.
Will of mother: ArW 1636A #008 Santan will of Ann Kinley alias Caine, died May 1636: husband xxxx Kinley is not mentioned, eldest dau Joney [married
eventually to xxxx Key], son Robert, dau Margaret [died unmarried 1663, ArW 1663A #128 Santan], son Thomas [married xxxx Moore, his will 1666A #21 Santan],
also mentioned Ann Fargher; witnesses: Robert Moore & Thomas K----, pledge John Cubbon.
Will of brother: ArW 1666A #21 Santan will of Thomas Kinley, died Jan 1666/7: wife is not mentioned, dau Marriad [married Thomas Bridson 1658], dau Christian,
dau Ann, son & heir Thomas, granddau ('niece') Margaret Bridson, grandson ('nephew') Thomas Kinley; also (?son in law) John Caine; witnesses: Gilbert Moore &
Oates Cretney, pledges: Gilbert Moore & Hugh Callow.
See nephew & his children: John Kinley died about 1665, will and inventory in 1665 Books, he is father of John and Catharine Kinley, orphans, will 1670E
#024 Santan: EpW 1670E #024 Santan will decree of John and Catharine Kinley, orphans, died 22 February 1667/8: father John Kinley died 1665 (Episcopal
Will), mother is not mentioned, siblings Thomas and Jane Kinley.
Will of ?niece: EpW 1670E #028 Santan will of Catharine Caine alias Kinley, died 2 January 1669/70, intestate: husband John Caine, children Charles &
Jane Caine both of age by December 1678, has siblings.
See regarding Thomas Crellin & his son in law John Kinley: ArW 1636A #095 German will of Joney Crellin alias Mylchreest, dated 7 January 1636/37, wife of
Thomas Crellin of the Greeba: husband Thomas Crellin, son John (of age by October 1655), dau Catharine underage but married to John Kinley by October 1655;
witnesses: Nicholas Kewley & Patrick Cross.
?See: 1675 Liber Vastarum, Santan: John Taggart had a parcel of intack of 6d yearly rent, but was long dead & the rent descended to his daughter Margaret
Taggart [died about 1670, Episcopal will Santan] who gave the said land & rent in Marriage Contract to her daughter Joney [Quinney] & her husband Philip
Kinley, who were both dead & their executorship fell to John Caine & son Robert Caine, being the next relations, and they sold the parcel of intack land
to John Oates who was entered for it in 1675.
Santann (72)
The last will and testament of Margrett Kinley who departed
this life the 14th of 10ber 1663: first she bequeathed her soule to
God and her body to Christian buriall; It: shee left to her brother Tho
Kinley one shilling; It: to Tho: Keye her sister son one shilling; It:
to her godson Tho: Kinley son one shillinge; It: to Robert Caine one shilling;
It: she left to John Kinley 2 shillings of the six that was in his hand and
he the said John to pay to his sister Christian 2 shillings and also to
pay to his sister Mariott 2 shillings more; It: she left to her brother
what ever was in his hand and noe more; It: to Sr John Wood sixe pence
and constituted and ordained John Caine her true and lawfull exec of all
the goods moveable and unmoveable
testes The executor sworne in Court & at age
Robert Moore solvo tamen vincuig suo jure
John Woods jurati pbatum et solvit 10d
The Invent: priced by Robt More, Christopher Gick, William Cloaige and Robt
Hanton being sworne,
It: all her goods came to sixe shillings
It: Depts due to her from John Caine ....... 15s - 0
It: due to her from Tho: Crellinge ......... 7s - 0
[fold]----d that John Kinley his son in law promissed to
[fold]----e it paid
pledges secunda forman legis
Robt: Hanton &
John Steven
Last Modified 23 October 2020