William Howland / Howlayne 1668

Archdeacon Will 1668A #91 Bride will of William Howland / Howlayne, died about February 1668/9: 
Summary: wife is not mentioned, son William, son Michael (has a contract bargain), witnesses: Nicholas Moore & John Harrison & Michael Howland, pledges: 
Michael Kneale & William Cowle lockman.
?Will of son: ArW 1681A #79 Bride will of Michael Howland, dated 24 February 1681/2: [1st wife Christian Casement, ArW 1675A #018 Bride, they married 1657 
Andreas], 2nd wife Christian Watterson, son William (by 1st wife, his dau: Christian), dau Catharine (by 1st wife), dau Margaret (by 1st wife, married 
William Kneale by 1696), dau Catharine (by 2nd wife), brother William Howland, witnesses: John Howland & William Caistill, pledges: John Howland & William 
Howland.
?Son: Bride parish register: Mitch Howland buried 1 November 1723.
?Son: Andreas parish register: Michael/Mitchell Howland married Christian Casement on 1 June 1657 in Andreas Parish.
?Will of 1st wife of son Michael: ArW 1675A #018 Bride will of Christian Howland alias Casement, died 1675: husband Michael Howland (remarried Christian 
Watterson, he died about 1681), eldest son William, other children: William? the younger, Catharine, Margaret, Thomas; note: 2 children died before 
probation, 3 made administrators; brothers Michael & John Casement.

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In nomine dei amen, I Wm Howlayne sick in body but w------[crumbled]  
memory praised be God, make my last will as follow------[crumbled]  
I committe my body to Xtian buryall & my soule to God 
It: I leave the great chiest or arke unto my son Wm Howlayne------[crumbled]  
the  rest of my goods to my son Mitchell Howlayne accordinge ------[crumbled]  
traccon bargaine exceptinge xxs[20s] which the sd Mitchell is to g------[crumbled]  
his brother Wm & himselfe to bee my execr of my goods moveable 
& to dischardge all funerall dues & to see this my will pformed, als------[crumbled]  
is yt my sons shall agre betwixt themselves & noe difference be bet------[crumbled]  
concerning any thinge yt belongs to mee

                          Invent wthin xiij
Nicho: Moore   {			    pbatum et solvit 1s
John Harrison  {  jurati
Michell Kneele
Michell Howland           The Invent of the said testator amounts to 7s
                          in the custody of ye execur & have given pledges
                          Michall Kneele & Willm Cowle

[Found on page before ArW 1669A #121 Lezayre, of Jane Fayle:]
The will of Wm Howlayne in Sr: Jo: Hudleston books
Invent priced by sworne men & the execr at lawfull 
yeares comes to ..............    2 - 18 - ----
----des the mony & legasyes   in 68

[Found toward the end of the 1669 Will book:] 
                         69
A true & pfecte Inventt: of ye goods movable and 
unmovable of Willm: Howlan as foloweth
Inprimis one fir: barley ............  0 - 3 - 0 
It: one fir: oats ...................  0 - 1 - 0 
It: one ould blankett ...............  0 - 1 - 0 
It: 1 wascoate ......................  0 - 0 - 8 
It: ye 4th pte of a paire of quernes.... 0 - 0 - 4 
It: 1 potle salte ye 4th pte of a lader. 0 - 0 - 5 

	The goods in his owne custody pledges
	according to law  Michell Kneele &
                    Will Cowle lockman

[Found in the ArW 1670#95 Andreas will of Alice Kneale alias Teare:]  
Janry: ye 26th 1670
Willm: Howland enters against ye execr of his father Willm Howland 
for 20s due debt & craveth tryall

Last Modified 23 March 2021