Ann Callow alias Cowle 1699

Archdeacon Will 1699A #64 Maughold will of Ann Callow alias Cowle, died 6 January 1699/1700:
Summary: husband William Callow, youngest child underage, sister Catharine Cowle, sister Joney Cowle, sister Elizabeth
Cowle, witnesses: Mary Costeen & Joney Cowle, pledges: Michael Hogg & William Cowle at Churchtown
Maughold parish register: Ann Callow als Cowle buried 7 January 1699/1700
Maughold parish register: Ann Cowle married William Callow on 3 April 1683 in Maughold

Maugholl
This is affirm'd to be the last will & testamt: of Ann
Cowle who was of perfect memory comitted her soule
to God & body to Christian buriall; She did acknowl
edge shee was oweing unto Margrett Costen 4d, due also
to Willm: Calows wife 3d, due to McLeroys wife 2d.
Shee bequeathed to her sister Kathrin a red peticoat,
a blew peticot to her sister Jony always pvided that
if the youngest childe did dye they shold have the sd
peticots & if shee liv'd they shold be for the childs
use; Itt: two shutes of linens to be in her sd sisters
custody for the use of her sd childe, and left the
goods to children & her husband Willm Calow to take one of them & if
her sd children did dye under age shee left the
goods to himselfe wt:soever, Itt: to her sister
Elizabeth 6d Legasy, Itt: to Mary Costen 4d
The children being under age the husband is
sworn supervisor in form of Law
wittnesses
Mary Costen
Jony Cowle
The Inventory prised the excetrs:    £   s   d
part amounts to in gross ........... 3 - 0 - 0
two peticotts ...................... 0 - 9 - 0
pbatum est et solvit 10d
pledges not Court
The Goods in the hands of the
ffather who hath given pledges
in form of Law Will: Callow at
Church and Michall Hogg accord
ing to Law

Last Modified 12 June 2018