Joney Quirk 1672

Archdeacon Will 1672A #20 Patrick of Joney xxxx alias Quirk, died 17 January 1672/3: 
Summary: husband xxxx is alive, sister xxxx Quirk, witnesses: Philip Quilliam & John Woods, pledges: Philip Quilliam & Thomas Kennaugh
?will of father: ArW 1656A #04 Patrick will of Thomas Quirk, died 1 April 1656:  wife is not mentioned, dau Margaret, dau Joney  son William; 
grandchild William Quirk, witnesses: Thomas Harrison & William Cosnahan, pledges: Henry Radcliffe & Richard Qxxxxx
?will of brother:  ArW 1669A #046 Patrick will of William Quirk, died 16 February 1669/70: wife (Marriad Quine) is not mentioned (died 1655, ArW 1656A #03 Patrick), 
eldest son William, daughter Ellin, son in law Thomas Halsaige/Halsall (has children [married to Margaret Quirk]), son's children, son Thomas (in Ireland), 
witnesses: John Woods clerk & John Crellin, pledges: Thomas Halsall & Philip Kelly, also, [Captain] Sam/Samsbury Radcliffe [of Gordon] was owed 25s by the testator 
& was dead, & the testator left it to Sam's executors
   ?will of sister in law: ArW 1656A #03 Patrick will of Marriad Quirk alias Quine, died 13 November 1655: husband William Quirk is alive [died 1669/70, ArW 1669A 
   #046 Patrick]; son William Quirk, eldest dau Margaret, son Thomas, witness: Thomas Harrison, pledges: Thomas Quirk & Phinlo Fayle & Philip Kelly

	Patricke   the 20th of June 1672

The last will and testament of Joney Quirke who departed 
this life the 17th of January 1672,    first she bequeathed 
her Soule to God and her body to Christian buriall.   It: Shee 
left to her sister halfe a heifer a pedicoate and wascoate
and all her linens,    It: she left to Sr John Woods a lambe 
and constituted and ordained her husband her true and lawfull 
exec of all her goods 
				The execr: sworne in forme of law
testes	Phillip Quilliam 		
	John Woods        jurati		pbatum et solvit

Invent: priced by Phillip Quilliam John Quilliam  Robt: 
Quilliam and Tho: Illera   beinge sworne 
It: all the goods but seaven shillings
   pledges in forme of law 	Philip Quilliam
			Tho: Kennaugh

Last Modified 27 April 2018