Isabel Martin alias Casement 1669

Archdeacon Will 1669A #105 Lezayre will of Isabel Martin alias Casement, died 1669: 
Summary: husband [William] Martin is not mentioned [his will ArW 1644A #48 Andreas], dau Margaret Martin, son William Martin, son John Martin & dau Mally 
Martin; witnesses: Patoon Garrett & Ann Garrett; pledges are William Garrett and John Kneale. 
Will of husband: ArW 1644A #48 Andreas will of William Martin, died 2 December 1643: wife alive; dau Mally, son William, son John, son Robert (underage), 
dau Margaret, witnesses: Patrick Kneale & Gilbert Martin, William Martin is a pledge. 
Will of brother in law: ArW 1642A #60 Andreas will of Edmund Kelly, dated 12 April 1643: 1st wife xxxx, 2nd wife Ann Casement is alive, son Daniel/Donold, 
dau Jane, dau Bahie (of age, died before probate occurred), son William (underage, by 2nd wife), dau Isabel (underage, by 2nd wife), supervisors: brother 
John Kelly, brother in law (wife's brother) John Casement, & brother in law (brother in law of wife Ann Casement) William Martin, witnesses: John Lace & 
Mark Curry & Sir Philip Crenilt minister, pledges: Daniel/Donold Kermeen & John Kermeen, also: William Cannel entered a claim for land of 3d ob rent 
wrongfully detained from him.

          Trinitie Ayre     1669

This is affirmed to bee ye last will & testamt: of Esable Casement;  Imprs: shee bequeathed 
her soule to God & her body to Christian buriall.  It: shee left to her daughter Magt 
Martin a heffer choupere yeare old going on 3 yeres; and bequeathed all ye rest 
of her goods whatsoever movable, & unmovable, equally betwixt her sone Wm 
Martin,  and her foresd daughter Margarett.  Ittm: shee left to her sone John & 
daughter Mally vjd Legacie betwixt them

Testes  Patoon Carrett  }
        Ann Carrett     }  jurati                    pbatum et solvit xd[10d]

In pt of ye Inv: halfe a mayre & ye increase for 18 yeares due from 
Pat: Kneale.    from Wm Kneale & his wife ..... 0 - 6 - 8d

        pledges secundum forman legis   Wm Carrett, John Kneale

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