Ann Clague 1683

Archdeacon Will 1683A #35 Santan will of Ann Clague, died 8 January 1683/4, a pauper:
Summary: mentioned without relationships given: Jane Cannell, Jane Clague, & executor Robert Caine; witnesses: Gilbert Moore & Hugh Callow

Anne Cloag Departed this life the 8 of January ----[dark]    
In the name of God Amen, I Anne Cloag sick & weake in body but wh----[dark]    
& perfect in memory praysed be God doe this my last will and 
testement as faloweth,  first shee commited her soule to God and 
her body to Christian Buryall 
Impr: Itm: Shee left to Jane Canall 6d legasie,  Itt: She left to 
      Jane Cloage one wascoat as Legasie.  I doe apoint and ordaine 
      Robt: Caine sole executor of all the rest of my good movable 
      and unmovable whatsoever
ttestes	Gilbt: Moor
	Hugh Calow

The Inventor of the goods of Anne Cloage praysed by 4 
sworn men viz Gilbt Moor, Tho: Kinley, Cha Keig & 
Hugh Keenish, the sd Inventory amounts in the gros 
3s whereof paid for her Burying 1s and the Churchwardens 
doth require one shiling more because she was 
Buryed in the Church longe of the prost 4d to the Sumnr: 
and her funerall charges is yet unpaid which Robt Caine 
disburst when she died besid the writting of this will 
& Inventory

The minister & witnesses have declared in Court yt she is pauper

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