Joney Caveen alias Clague 1668

Archdeacon Will 1668A #27 Arbory will of Joney Caveen alias Clague, dated 8 April 1669:
Summary: husband xxxx Caveen is not mentioned, son John Caveen (married Margaret [Norris, her will ArW 1687A #63 Arbory]), dau Mary [married xxxx Watterson, 
she died 1689, ArW 1689a #038 Arbory], dau Ann, dau Jane (married to John Lewin, his will ArW 1682A #13 Arbory, Jane died 1695, ArW 1695A #05 Arbory), dau 
Catharine (not living near), vicar John Crellin, witnesses: George Holding & John Kewn & John Crellin, pledges: William Norris for son 'John Keneen' & John 
Cubbon for son in law John Lewin, NOTE, that the body of the will given the surname 'Caveen', but when pledges are listed, then surname of the son John is 
changed to 'Keneen', which two names appear to be sometimes used interchangeably during this time.  
Will of dau in law: ArW 1687A #63 Arbory will of Margaret Caveen alias Norris, dated 22 December 1687: husband John Caveen, eldest son John Caveen, youngest 
son William Caveen, witnesses: niece Ellin Lewin & Samuel Robinson, pledges : William Norris & William Cubbon.
Will of son in law: ArW 1682A #13 Arbory will of John Lewin of Ballabeg, dated 4 April 1683: wife Jane Caveen [died 1695, ArW 1695A #05 Arbory], son Henry & 
dau Ellin, witnesses: John Clark, John Kewn, William Cubbon, Samuel Robinson; pledges: George Harrison & John Juke/Duke; appraisor: Thomas Caveen, etc.
Will of dau: ArW 1695A #05 Arbory will of Jane Lewin alias Caveen, died 1695 & accepted as a will 1 December 1695, per 1691 Articles of Marriage: son Henry 
Lewin (married Isabel Christian in 1691), dau Ellin Karran alias Lewin (married to William Karran), brother Gilnoe Lewin, mother of Isabel Christian: 
Catharine Bridson alias Christian alias Quiggin, & sister of Isabel Christian: Elizabeth Christian, also: John Kewn weaver, witnesses: John Cubbon of 
Barroole/Barule & John Maddrell & William Quayle of Krirugheal/Kerrookiel & John Clark & Samuel Robinson, pledges: John Cubbon & Mr William Fargher.
Will of dau: ArW 1689A #038 Arbory will of Mary Watterson alias Caveen, died 2 January 1689/90: husband xxxx Watterson is not mentioned, eldest dau Mary 
Watterson, sister: Jane Caveen [married to John Lewin, his will ArW 1682A #13 Arbory, Jane died 1695, ArW 1695A #05 Arbory], brother John Caveen (has sons 
John & William), William Clague ballegoan, William Karran apprentice to Richard Quillin, John Kewn weaver, pledge: Mr Thurstan Tyldesley & his wife and 
their dau Ellin, witness Samuel Robinson & his wife, witness nephew Henry Lewin, also niece Ellin/Nelly Lewin. 

        Arbory          Aprill ye 8   1669

In ye name of God Amen, I Jony Cloaig alias Caveene being sick in body
but of perfect memory praised be God, doe make this my last will and
testament in manner following:    first, I committ my soule to God ----[dark, torn] 
my body to Christian buriall;    Itt: I leave to my son John Caveene ----[dark, torn]
my house;    Itt: I leave to my daughter Mary but 6d legacy, if she 
bee not content wth a part of ye houshall goods;    Itt: I leave to my 
daughter Anne a kerchief, to my daughter Mary a kerchief, to 
my daughter in law Margrett a kerchief, & to my daughter Jaine 
two kerchiefs if my daughter Katherine come not, & three or foure 
busells to take them betwixt them both.    Itt: there is three or foure yards 
of small linnen to be woven by my son John & hee to doe it & take 
it to himself & to give a yard to ye Vicar John Crellin;    Itt: I Leave 
to my son John ye pott & coffer & ye bedstocke & coverlet & blankett
Itt: I leave to my daughter Anne a gray peticote, to Margret a red
peticote;     Itt: I leave to my daughters Mary & Jaine a white peticote 
& a white blanket & a gray blanket betwixt them both, if my daugh
ter Katherine came not, but if shee come then ye same to be equally 
divided betwixt them three.    Itt: I leave a sheete betwixt my two daugh=
ter Mary & Jaine, if my other daughter Katherine come    Itt: I leave 
to my daughter in law Margret a keire wescot;    Itt: I leave to my 
son John ye spitt, ye tongues, ye biggest barrell, a mullog wth all the 
forms stooles & ladder.      Lastly, I constitute & appoint my son John 
Caveene & my son in law John Lewne my true & lawfull executors 
or all ye rest of my goods moveable & unmoveable whatsoever
wittnesses hereunto
  George Houlding  }               pbatum et solvit 1s
  John Kewne       } jurati
  John Crellin     }

The whole Inventory of ye above named  }
  prized by foure men sworne viz: Willm} ..... 0£ - 19s - 0 
  Cubone Ry,  John Allen, John Kewne & }
  Thomas Cannell amounts unto but      }

     The executors at lawfull yeeres & the goods in yr owne 
     custody & have given in pledges secunda forman legis
     Willm Norris p Jo: Keneene & Jo Cubon  Jo: Lewne

Last Modified 4 March 2021