William Quark / Quirk 1665

Archdeacon Will 1665A #019 German will of William Quark / Quirk, died 14 April 1665:
Summary: wife Ann Stevenson died 14 April 1664, ArW 1665A #018 German, children: dau Dorothy & dau Jane & dau Mally & dau Bahie & dau Joney exec; brother 
& supervisor Patrick Quirk, [heiress Alice Quirk] married to Henry Crellin who had the goods in his custody, witnesses: Robert Stevenson & xxxx Clark, 
pledges: Robert Stevenson & William Christian sumner.
Will of wife: ArW 1665A #018 German will of Ann Quirk als Stevenson, died 16 April 1664: husband William Quark/Quirk is alive [died 14 April 1665, ArW 1665A 
#019 German], grandchild Ann Crellin [parents are Henry Crellin & Alice Quirk]; children: dau Dorothy & dau Jane & dau Mally & dau Bahie & dau Joney Quirk; 
supervisor Patrick Quirk, goods in custody of son in law Henry Crellin, witnesses: John Corlett & Robert Stevenson & son in law Henry Crellin, pledges: 
Robert Stevenson & William Christian sumner.
Will of dau: ArW 1676A #46 German will of Joney Quirk, died 22 January 1676/7: siblings: Jane & Dorothy & Mary/Mally & Bahie & Alice Quirk; also: Bahie 
Crellin; witnesses: John Crellin & Philip Crellin & Alice Crellin.
Dau: German parish register: Joney Quirke buried 22 January 1676/7.
Dau: German parish register: Dorothy Quirk buried 5 November 1699.
Will of dau: ArW 1691A #22 German will of Bahie Quirk, died 18 April 1691: sisters Mally & Alice & Dorothy, sister Jane executor, witnesses Wiliam Killey & 
Ann Killey, pledges: Thomas Woods & Jane Stevenson.
?See: 1660 Liber Vastarum, German:  Thomas Gell had a parcel of farmland in Balladoyne treen of 2s & Donold/Daniel Gell had another parcel for 2s, and John 
Gell son of Thomas Gell recovered the land of 2s from Donold Gell, and then sold the land of 4s by exchange for other ground to and with Captain Thomas 
Taubman deceased, and the widow of Captain Thomas Taubman sold the premisses to John Vinch who then granted and passed the same to Patrick Quirk, who was 
entered for it in 1660. see: ArW 1651A #08 German will of Captain Thomas Taubman/Tunman, died about 1651 German: Patrick Quirke sweareth That Capt: Tudmans 
wife before she married to Tho: Crane sold a parcel of land to Jo: Vinch called Ballacick[?] for ye sum of thirteen pounds seventeen shillings six pence & 
this he also gives under his hand the day & year above written [12 July 1669]. Patr: Quirke.
Father Patrick & dau Alice & her husband Henry Crellin: 1660 Liber Vastarum, German: Patrick Quirk had a particle of land of 5s 4d yearly rent, whose son 
William Quirk inherited the land, and William's daughter Alice Quirk became heir and she and her husband Henry Crellin were entered for land amounting to 5s 
by virtue of a Contraction Bargain, with Henry Clucas being entered by arbitration for 4d in 1660.
Dau Alice & her husband Henry Crellin: 1660 Liber Vastarum, German: Patrick Quirk had a particle of land of 10s 6d yearly rent, whose son William Quirk 
inherited the land, and William's daughter Alice Quirk became heir and she and her husband Henry Crellin were entered for land by virtue of a Contraction 
Bargain, with Henry Clucas being entered by arbitration for 4d in 1660.
Dau Alice & her husband Henry Crellin: 1665 Liber Vastarum, German: Patrick Quirk had particles of 5s 4d rent, and it fell by right to his son William Quirk, 
whose dau Alice Quirk by heirship & her husband by contraction bargain were entered for the rent of 5s in 1665, and Henry Clucas for 4d in 1665.
Dau Alice & her husband Henry Crellin: 1665 Liber Vastarum, German: Patrick Quirk had particles of 10s 6d rent, and it fell by right to his son William 
Quirk, whose dau Alice Quirk by heirship & her husband by contraction bargain were entered for the rent in 1665.
NOTE, Patrick Quirk is the father of William Quirk (died 1665) who was the father of Alice Quirk whose husband was Henry Crellin.

The last will and testament of William Quarke who departed the 14th of Aprill 1665
He committed his soule to God and his body to Chrisian buriall;   It: he left to the poor ----[fold]
firlett male two muttons halfe firlett wheat halfe firlett oatee meale;  It: he left to his da----[fold]
Dorathie one cowe;  It: he left to his grandchild his part of the colt that his wife had ----[fold]
And did constitute and ordaine her children viz Dorathie, Jane, Mally, Bahie and Joney
his true and lawfull exec of all his goods moveable and unmoveable

testes 	---- Stevenson			The children at lawfull yeeres vizt are sworne
	---- Clarke        jurati		overseers of ym under years

				pbatud et solvit .. 9d

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Invent of the goods of William Quirk and Ann Stevenson prices by W----[dark & torn]
Quirke,  Henry Clucas and William Christine beinge sworne
                                             £   s    d
It: two horses  two mayres  4 sheepe  ...... 2 - 6 - ---[torn edge]
It: two quart hempe 10 pound yorne  ........ 0 - 6 - 4 
It: 3 old blanketts  two old fledge......... 0 - 9 - 0
It: one sheet 3 charchus,  one cheist  ..... 0 - 10 - 0 
It: two basket one barrell one pair breeches 0 - 4 - 0 
It: one bedsteed  tren vessells  ........... 0 - 6 - 6  
                                             4 - 1 - 10 

The goods in ye custody of Henry Crellin & hath given pledges
secunda forman legis Robt: Stevenson & Will: Christian Sumner

The Supvisor Pat: Quirk ads to ye Invent ten shillings & 3 fir: of  prin
ciple corn to everie child, & in the hands of ye said Henry Crellin

June ye 10th 1665
Will Crellin entereth his claime against ye executors of Ann Stevenson
& Willm: Quirk for ye just sume of 2s-6d due dept as he will to appeare
Will Crellin entereth against ye execr of Ann Stevenson & Will Quirk 
for ye sume of 20s-6d due dept     June 16, 1665

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