| Submitted by: | Joyce M Oates |
| Date: | 13 August 2018 |
| Original: | 0106204 |
Archdeacon Will 1681A #62 Jurby will of Ann Kelly alias Freer, died 16 April 1682: Summary: husband Thomas Kelly was dead by February 1706/7, son William (underage, dead by 24 Feb 1706/7, left a widow), dau Catharine (of age by 1696), youngest child John Kelly, sister Catharine Freer, sister Joney Freer, supervisor Captain Thomas Christian, supervisor William Kelly, witnesses: Richard Teare & Philip Kneen, pledges: William Kewn & Thomas Freer. Jurby parish register: An Freer buried 17 April 1682 son: Jurby parish register: William son of Thomas Kelly & Ann Freer christened 17 February 1667/8 in Jurby dau: Jurby parish register: Catharine dau of Thomas Kelly & Ann Freer christened 14 June 1669 in Jurby dau: Jurby parish register: Isabel dau of Thomas Kelly & Ann Freer christened 19 September 1673 in Jurby son: Jurby parish register: John son of Thomas Kelly & Ann Freer christened 9 November 1679 in Jurby ?will of mother in law: ArW 1672A #39 Jurby will of Christian Kelly alias Caine, died 3 May 1673: husband xxxx Kelly is not mentioned, son William & son Thomas & dau Margaret & dau Bahie Kelly; grandson William Kelly, witnesses: William Crowe & Thomas Freer; pledges: Daniel/Dollin Clark & Thomas Skeally
Jurby 1682 The last will and testament of An Freere who depted this life the 16th of Aprill 1682, who first committed her soule to God and her body to Xtian buriall. Itm: to her son Willm: Kelley her pte of the houses and lands they lived in to wch her husband consented that he should likewise ---[edge] his dicease have his pte. It: to her sd son her pte of ye cropp of corne ---[edge] geares belonging to ye working of the lands and a steare 3 years old. It: to her sister Katherine a wearing petticott of pladdin. Itm: to her sister Jony a wascott a payre of bodies and a shirt and her old apron. Itm: to her daughter Katherine Kellie all ye rest of her shapen cloathe woollen and linnen. Itm: to ye minister 1s. Itm: she constituted and appoynted her husband Tho: Kellie her true and lawfull executor of all the rest of her goods movable and unmovable, and he to bring up ye youngest child maintaineing him wth meate drinke and apparrill, having the tution of the children, and if it please God to call for the eldest child under years then the Lands houses and goods to returne to ye next and soe from one to another, and if it please the Almighty to call for all the children before they came to yeares of discrecon that then her foresd husband should enjoy all the houses lands and goods, that her brother and sisters should have 6d legasie apiece. Itm: she appoynt Capt Tho: Christian Suprvisor of her children and left to him 2 yards of linnen as legasie and the other Supvisor Wm Kellie, and to give him 1 lambe legasie Testes Wheras the above Testatrix did not leave any thing to Rich: Teare } the youngest child, but referred him to the fathers dis Phill: Kneene} jurati cretion, the father therfore upon the motion of ye Court hath engaged himself that all the mothers pt of goods shall be forthcoming to ye two youngest children & hath given pledges for the same The overseers sworn in Court Probatum et solvit 1s A pfect Inventory of the goods of An: Freere dec: priced by 4 sworne men viz: Do: Doughardie, Phillip Kneene, Wm Christrie and Rich: Teare £ s d Inpr: in cattle ..................... 00 - 17 - 00 Itm: in a house and a sheepe ........ 00 - 08 - 00 Itm: in houshould stuffe ............ 00 - 13 - 00 Itm: in morgage land ................ 02 - 00 - 00 03 - 18 - 00 pledges in form of law Wm: Kewn & Tho: Ffreer [next page] Jan: the 6th 1696 Kath: Kelly daughter of the within Testatrix being at Lawfull years came this day and hath acknowledged the Receipt of all such goods as became due unto her by the Death of her mother and ffathers obligacon in Cort, and that from the hands of her ffather Thomas Kelly and doth acquit and discharge him from the same for ever, witness her subscripcon Kath: Kelly her mrk K Coram me Johan Curghy Regris: Ffebruary 24th 1706/7 This day John Kelly came to ye Records, & hath acknowledged to have rec'd all the goods yt were due to him by ye death of his mother being forty shillings or thereabouts, wch his father promised to give to him, being ye youngest child; And therefore he doth hereby acquitt & discharge his ffather's & mother's execrs: for the same. As wtness his mark to his name, the day & year above written John Kelley his mrk K Before me Charles Watleworth Archdns: Regr: He also confesseth, that he hath rec'd ten shillings from his sister in law wch was due to him from his brother decease As witness his mark as afforesd John Kelly his mrk
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