Philip Joughin 1689

Archdeacon Will 1689A #130 Andreas will of Philip Joughin, died 9 November 1689:  
Summary: wife is alive, dau Bahie, dau & son in law; witnesses: William Kneale & William Teare, pledges: William Cottier & John Cl-----.
?will of dau: ArW 1717 A#74 Andreas of Margaret Kneale alias Joughin, died about 6 December 1717:  husband xxxx Kneale is not mentioned, son William Kneale, dau 
Mally Kneale, sister Bahie Joughin, also: John Kneale taylor, Daniel Kneale, John Radcliffe taylor, witnesses: Cath: Sayle als McYlkarane, Anne Lawson als Crenilt.
Pledges Wm Kneal & Jon.
?Dau: Andreas parish register:  Margret Kneal als Joughin buried 7 December 1717.

This is affirmed to be ye last will & te----[dark]    
---- buryed ye 9th of Novr: Anno prdicto ----[dark]    
ffirst he comended his soul to God & ----[dark]    
It: he left his part of the corn reserved out of ye Cropp ----[dark]    
---- in his son in laws Contract to his sd son & daughter ----[dark]    
sd son all the timber provided for ye house use upon the ----[dark]    
& being 6s 2d besides ye 2 polls at Ramsey.  Itm: he left ot his wife ----[dark]    
feather bedd he lay on wth the cloathes upon it out of ye whole ----[dark]    
constituted his daughter Baheey & his wife sole execrs: of ----[dark]    
moveable & imoveable 
				The Execrs: at age are 
Testes	Wm Kneal}		in form of Law 
	Wm Tear } jurati                 Probatum est et solv----[dark]    

The Invry: of ye above Decedn: goods prized 
by 4 sworn men & brought in by ye Sumner 
amounts to ............. 07£ - 02s - ----[dark]    

	pledges in form of law Wm: Cotter & Jon: Cl----[dark]    

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