Jane Goldsmith alias Camaish 1668

Archdeacon Will 1668A #94 Bride will of Jane Goldsmith alias Camaish, has looms & gears, died about late 1668:
Summary: husband xxx Goldsmith is alive, dau Mally (underage) & dau Jane Goldsmith (underage), sister Catharine Camaish, sister Mally Camaish, brother & 
supervisor William Camaish, also: Isabel Goldsmith, William Camaish of Kanlough, Margaret Key, Alice Cottier, Catharine Quayle, Joney Christian, Catharine 
Christian, David Christian (underage), Mark Christian (underage). 
?Husband: Episcopal will 1675 Bride will of Daniel Goldsmith  NOTE, that Daniel was a witness & pledge in the will probated just before Jane's will, and 
sometimes when someone has to be at Court for a probate, they will speak up to become a pledge, etc.
Will of dau: ArW 1675A #014 Bride will of Mally Goldsmith, died 27 January 1675/6: father xxxx Goldsmith is alive, sister Alice Goldsmith, sister Jane 
Goldsmith, brother John Goldsmith, grandmother Alice xxxx alias Key, uncle William Camaish, aunt Catharine Camaish, witnesses: Daniel Christian & John 
Christian, pledges: [maternal uncle] William Camaish & William Corkill, her inventory is included in her mother's inventory (see ArW 1668A #94 Bride will 
of Jane Goldsmith alias Camaish).
Will of dau: ArW 1685A #33 Bride will of Joney Goldsmith, died 29 December 1684: not married, sister Alice Goldsmith, brother John Goldsmith, also: Margaret 
Joughin, witnesses & pledges: Michael Goldsmith & Daniel Teare.
?Relation:  ArW 1649A #57 Bride will of John Christian, died 8 October 1649: 2nd? wife Joney Radcliffe died 28 August 1649, her will ArW 1649A #056 Bride, 
son & heir William, dau Joney, dau Catharine (underage), son David, son Mark, dau Joney (?a 2nd Joney by 2nd wife Joney Radcliffe), dau Isabel, son Daniel/ 
Donold, son John, also unnamed married children, Supervisor William Casement, son in law Philip Corlett, witnesses: William Moore & Charles Coole, pledges: 
William Moore & brother in law? Callum Radcliffe, NOTE, that his inventory amounted to over £36, which was a considerable amount in 1649.
NOTE: This will & 1668A #93 are written on the back of the page containing ArW 1668A #91 Bride & ArW 1668A #92 Bride.

In nomine dei amen,   I Jayne Camaish alas Gouldsmyth sicke in body but -----[crumbled]   
in mynde & pfect memory make ys my last will & testamt: as followeth, 
Imprmis I committe my soule to Gd & my body to Xtian buryall;    It leave 
to Katherin my sister a red petticoat & kerchieffe;   It: to Margt: Key a b----[crumbled]   
& apron;   It: to Isabell Gouldsmyth a cherchieffe;   It: to my sister M-----[crumbled]   
Camaish ijs in mony;   It: to Katherin Quayle my westcoate shu-----[crumbled]   
stockens;    It: to Jony Xtin a peckeld blankett;   It: to Katherin Xtin a b----[crumbled]   
& cherchiffe;   It: to Ales Cottere a yard of linsey wolsey -----[crumbled]   
apron;   It: to my daughter Mally a coate of linsey woolsy, and wo-----[crumbled]   
It: I constitute & ordayne my ij daughters Mally & Jayne Gouldsmyth -----[crumbled]   
lawfull execrs: of all the rest of my goods moveable & unmoveable wt-----[crumbled]   
xxxs to my daughter Mally above the other execr   It: I leave to my
husband legasy my pte of the loomes & geares with all my pte of 
the hempe;   It: I appointe supvisor of my children Wm Camaish -----[crumbled]   
--- to Wm I leave a yeerelinge lambe and Wm Camaish Kanlough to him I leave 
---d legasye;   It: I leave to David Xtin 6d,   to Marke Xtin 6d,  & if-----[crumbled]   
---e before they come to lawfull yeares then my will is yt my -----[crumbled]   
Gouldsmyth shall have 18s of there goods, & halfe ye rest to my sis-----[crumbled]   
----ther halfe to ---- Mally Camaish my sister & brother

NOTE, that the rest of the will is missing, with the last line of the above being written at the bottom margin of the page.

Last Modified 23 March 2021