| Submitted by: | Joyce M Oates |
| Date: | 28 February 2019 |
| Original: | 0106205 |
Archdeacon Will 1689A #022 Santan will of Carter Creen / Kneen, died before 12 February 1689/90: Summary: not married, sister Joney / Joan, sister Ann, witnesses: Robert Callow & Elizabeth Bridson; pledge: Robert Callow. NOTE: AW Moore indicates that the surname Kneen was sometimes pronounced Creen, and written that way. An example of this is the Episcopal Will of Christian Callow alias Creene of Maughold, 1679. The Maughold parish register lists her as Christian Callow als Kneene buried 2 April 1679. Or ArW 1701A #80 Lezayre will of William Creen, died 31 January 1701/2 (children John & Edmund & Margaret & Ellinor & Jane & William Creen); but Maughold parish register: William Kneen buried 1 February 1701/2. Moore also indicates that Creen probably has a different derivation from Kneen, and so is a distinct family from Kneen. Just one more confusion!
St: Anne The last will and Testament of Karter Creen: First: She commited her soule to God and her body to Christian buryal Item: She left to her sister Joan six pence legacy Tem: She ordained her sister Anne sole executor of the rest of her goods whatsoever The Executr: at age Testes is sworn in Court Robt: Calow his X in forme of Law Elizabeh Bridson her X jurati pbatum et Solvit 6d The Inventory of the goods of the above Karter Creen amounts to the summ of eight shillings in all Pledges according to Law Robt: Calow
Last Modified 28 February 2019