John Cuddy / Quiddy / Curry 1688

Archdeacon Will 1688A #47 Malew will of John Cuddy / Quiddy / Curry of Ballasalley, buried 24 November 1688: 
Summary: wife is alive, eldest daughter & heir, youngest daughter, also a daughter born posthumously; witnesses & pledges: Charles Kewley & Edward/Ned Shimmin.
Malew parish register: John Cuddie Ballasalley buried 24 Nov 1688.
?Son: Malew parish register: John son of John Quiddy, smallpox, buried 11 June 1685.
?See: Jane  Fargher & Nicholas Quiddy / Cuddy / Curry (both surnames Quiddy and Curry are used) presented 1643 Malew for fornication.
   ?See: Malew parish register: Jane Cuddy als Ffargher buried 14 July 1702 [No will was recorded.].
   See: Malew parish register: Nicholas Cuddy buried 29 May 1659.
   See: Malew parish register: Jane the dau of Nicholas Quiddie buried  27 August 1675.
NOTE: The surname 'Quiddy' and 'Cuddy' are the same. with Quiddy morphing into Cuddy, so check 'Quiddy' when searching this family. 
NOTE, the surname 'Curry' is morphed from & into 'Quiddy' and 'Cuddy' and 'Quirry'.

		KK Mallew      December 24  1688

The last will of John Cuddie who comitted his soule to God and his bodie to the 
earth;   Item: he bequeathed to his wife all his house and lands that is 
his ------ untill his eldest daughter com to the age of one and twentie yeers 
and then bequeathed his part of the heirship to his eldest daughter;   Item, 
he bequeathed all his goods ------ betwixt his wife and youngest daughter 
				The mother hers  is sworne 
Testes	Charles Kewley}		joynt Execr: with ye younges 
	Edward Shimin } jurati	child ye other Execr: reserv---? [fold]    
				be ye posthuome its part of ----[fold]    
				Exrp: according to Law 
				pbatum est et solvit ----[fold]    

The Inventarie of the goods of the said John Cuddie viewed and 
priced by swarn men to witt: John Shimin, Willie Kinley, Daniel 
Caveene and Charls Kewley as followeth
Impris: 4 yards of linen 3s 4d, a barrow[?] skin hat & shoes 2s 8d   }
   a shurt drawers breeches Dubblett two coats neck cloath & banns 5s}	£    s   ----[fold]    
    in the whole ....................................................}   0 - 11 - ----[fold]    
Item dj a blankett 18d, dj quart hempe 6d, 7lb of hurd: 14d ........... 00 - 03 - ----[fold]    
Item 3lb of flax 15d, dj mazze of herrings 2s 6d ...................... 00 - 03 - 0----[fold]    
Item dj the fishinge gear xijd, some tinker geares 4d ................. 00 - 01 - 0----[fold]    
Item dj grope 2d, dj two chests 3s .................................... 00 - 03 - 0----[fold]    
Item dj a wheele 9d, dj 2 ould barrels 14d ............................ 00 - 01 - ----[fold]    
Item: som small vessels 2s 1d, hemp seed & flax seed xjd .............. 00 - 03 - ----[fold]    
Item dj a wheele stock 5d, dj a cow 7s ................................ 00 - 07 ----[fold]    
Item dj the oats and barley 4s 6d ..................................... 00 - 04 ----[fold]    
Item their is due debt to--- in on the deads part ..................... 00 - 07 ----[fold]    
Item his part of the house and ground at Calisters house .............. 00 - 10 - ----[fold]    
                                                                        02 - 16 - 0----[fold]     
	The goods in ye  mothers hands who 
	hath given pledges according to Law 
	Ned Shimin & Charles Kewley

Last Modified 9 February 2019