Henry Clucas 1667

Archdeacon Will 1667A #41 German will of Henry Clucas, died 4 February 1667/8: 
Summary: wife is not mentioned, eldest son Philip Clucas (has a Contract Bargain), son John; also: John Leece & son entered a claim for 20s, witnesses: 
Henry Crellin & John Corlett & Philip Clucas; pledges: John Gell & John Clucas.
Son:  Philip Clucas witness to will and pledge to inventoried goods of John Quayle will 1670A #57 German.
Son:  Philip Clucas witness to will & pledge for the inventoried goods of Hugh Quirk will 1675A #140 German.
Self &c: LibCanc 1649 #74 John Christian to Hen Clucas a sale of a Parcel of Land of 9? rent.
Self &c: LibCanc 1666 #15 An award for a parcel of land of 3d rent between Hen Clucas & Wm Quirk - Clucas to have the land paying 30s to Quirk & Quirk to 
have the meadow  of Clucas & assigns for ever the small grass - confirmed by officers.
Self & son: 1691 Composition Book, German:  Henry Clucas was entered for land in 1643, which went to his son Philip Clucas, and the lives in being for it 
in 1691 was John Caine aged 60.
Will of grandson: ArW 1689A #051 German will of John Clucas, died 13 January 1689/90: appears not to have married, brother Philip, sister Ellin is married 
[to xxxx Teare] with a daughter [Joney Teare], half brother John Leece, also: Widow Shimmin, Robert Christian, John Kelly ballabeg, [?stepfather] Philip 
Quilliam of the Miln, Thomas Radcliffe of Knockaloe, Caesar Wattleworth, William Quayle, Thomas Kennaugh, Charles Shimmin. 
Dau in law: German parish register:  Margt Quilliam buried 1 March 1688/9.
Will of dau in law: ArW 1689A #055 German will of Margaret Quilliam alias Clucas alias Leece alias xxxx, died 28 March 1688/9: 3rd husband xxxx Quilliam is 
alive, eldest son John Leece, son John Clucas, son Philip [Clucas], dau Ellin Teare [alias Clucas], granddau Joney Teare; witnesses: Thomas Craine & John 
Leece & William Clucas; also: Robert Christian.

The inventarie of the goods of Henry Clucas priced by Ratclife Tunman, John Corlet 
Hugh Quirke and William Christin being sworne
It: one old cowe ...............  9s - 0d 
It: five sheepe ................  6 - 0 
It: halfe a calf ...............  3 - 6 
It: the houshold stuffe ........  2 - 1 
It: the 4 part of Corbe ........  0 - 4 
It: goods left to the youngest son in the Contract Bargaine of eldest son Phillip Clucas
It: one mayre  one heifer  a dozen sheepe  4 boules oates 
It: two yards of gray cloth and two yards of hurden cloth 
sworne in Cort & ye goods in the hands,   John Gell, John Clucas pledges

The last will and testament of Henry Clucas who departed this life the 4th of february 
1667   first he bequeathed his soule to God and his body to Christian buriall;    It: he 
left to his son John one cow one mayre a dossen of sheep and 4 boules of oates 
that was promissed by him and his wife in the contraction made betwixt himselfe and his 
son Phillip,   And did constitute and ordaine his son John his true and Lawfull 
exec: of all his goods moveable and unmoveable
 Testes	Henry Crellin   }           pbatum et solvit xijd
        John Corlett    } jurati
        Phillip Clucas  }

May ye 21 - 68 
John Leece and his sone enters their clame against ye Executrs
of Henery Clucas deceased for ye summe of xxs[20s] sterl: and craveth 
tryall 

Last Modified 11 February 2021