Bahee Wayd, 1673

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40                 Andreas
This is affirmed to the be last will and testament of Bahee Wayd 
who departed this life about the 28th of Novr: 28th 1673.  F
irst She commited her soule to God, & her body to Christian buryall.  
It, She left to her HUSBAND a weskott cloath out of the whole & 
the keare cloath, except as much as would bee brouches JO COWLS SON.  
It, to her HUSBAND 7 groats to buy him shues.  
It, to her xxx[hidden in fold] 
DAUGHR NELLY COWLE coate a weskcott.  
It, She left her linens cloathes to her own 2 DAUGHTERS.  
It, She left halfe of her part of the crope to her HUSBAND to 
bring up the CHILDREN.  It, Shee left to her ELDEST DAUGHTER BAHE her 
part of the Croft.  It, to JAMES WAYDE 6d legacy.  It, to JO: QUIRKE 4d.  
It, to Willm Crebbin 4d.  It, She ordained her 2 DAUGHTERS BAHEE & CO[?Cath, hidden in a fold] 
KEE executrix of all the rest of her goods wtsoever.  
It, Shee willed yt if it should please God yt boath her CHILDREN dye 
before they came to yeeres yt then her HUSBAND WILLM KEE should 
enjoy all ye goods.  Supervisors of this her will JAMES WAYD & JOH: WAYD.   
Testes: 
Jo: Quirk, 
Willm Crebbin, jurati.                    

JAMES WAYD IS SWORN Supervisor of ye Executor under yeeres.  
The FATHER sworne in forme of Law.  Probatum et Solvit 9d.                      

THE INVENT OF THE SAID TESTATRIX priced by 4 sworne men viz: 
James Quirk, Joh Crebbin, Joh Quirk, & Jo Kneene amounts to  20s 1d.   
It, xxxx 1 boule oats  2s 6d.   
It, half firlet[?] barly& a litte xxx  2s 0d.    
Note axxxxx left out to discharge the debts:           
Debts deducted 2s besides wt formerly was allowed.                
THE GOODS IN THE CUSTODY of the father. 
Pledges in forme of law Philip Teare & Jo. Kneen

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