Alice Quichell / Cutchell 1663

Archdeacon Will 1663A #154 Ballaugh will of Alice Quichell / Cutchell, died 25 January 1663/4:
Summary: not married, Henry Clague, Ellin Craine, Callighoney Quine, Margery Teare, Jaine Kelly, Thomas Corlett exec; brother in Ireland is left 6d 
legacy, witnesses: Philip Cowley & Phinlo Quayle, pledges: John Stephen & Philip Cowley,  NOTE, the will records the surname as 'Quichell', and the 
Ballaugh parish register records her surname at burial as 'Cutchell'.
Ballaugh parish register: Alice Cutchell buried 23 January 1663/4.

The last will & testamt: 
  off Alice Quichell

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(165)  8  	Ballaugh

This is affirmed by ye subscribed wittnesses to be ye last will and testament
of Alice Quichell who depted this liffe ye 25th of Jan: in anno 1663:
ffirst shee comitted her sowle to God and her body to Christian buriall;
Itim shee left to ye poore 2s to be disburst in beere or ayle;    It: shee left
to Hen: Cluage 4 yards of ye cloath wch shee had in ye walkmylne;    Itim to
Ellin Craine 2 pound of woole;    It: to Callighwooney Quyine 2 yards off
the foresaid cloath wch she had in ye walkmylne;    It: to Magerie Teare her
best peticoate;    It: to Jaine Kellie some ffew flax unknock;    Itim 
she constituted and ordained Tho: Corlett her true and lawful executor of all
her goods moveable and unmoveable whatsoever
It: I leave to my brother in Ireland 6d legasie
if hee call for it                              Testes	Phillip Cowley   jurati
                                                        Ffinlo Quaile
The executor sworne in Court
	solvo tamen vincuig ---           pbatum et solvit 4d

The Inventorie praysed by Phillip Cowley, Ffinlo Quaille,
Gubbon Craine and Phillip Gawne, wch amounts
to three shillings
pledges second forman legis
        John Steene
        Phillip Cowley

Last Modified 31 October 2020