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Will of Elinor Kaighin als
Quay als Cowiles
1771 –
Kirk German,
Kaighin Family 4900
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Elinor
Kaighin als Quay als Cowiles, GERMAN, 1771 Kirk German 1771 In the name
of God Amen the last will and testament of Elinor
Kaighin als Quay als Cowiles of Peeltown who
departed this life the 1st day of May 1771 being at perfect mind and memory
at the making hereof. FIRST - She committed her soul to God and her body to
Christian Burial. SECONDLY - She left and bequeath to her son Wm Kaighin all
her right of that intack that lies between John Cubbons garden and Thomas Craine's
garden and she also left her said son two pewter dishes, a cubboard and chair in lieu of twenty shillings that her
said son Wm had given at the death of his father. THIRDLY - She left and
bequeath unto her daughter May Addy her cloak a
black and white gown, a petty coat, two black hudds
and half of her best head close. FOURTHLY -
She left and bequeath unto her daughter Ann Kaighin
the featherbed and bed close that she lay on at the making of this will. She also left unto her said daughter a
little wheel, two gowns, a petty coat, bed gown, checkered apron and the
other half of her best head close. FIFTHLY - She left and bequeath unto her
daughter-in-law, Mary Kaighin, all the remainder of her wearing apparel of
what kind soever save and except a cloak she left
unto her son Henry Quay. LASTLY - She constituted nominated and appointed her said son Henry Quay whole
and sole executor of all the rest of her effects movable and immovable of
what kind and nature soever excluding and debaring all other person or persons claiming or
pretending any right in her effects with six pence legacy. Witnesses
present: Catherine Kaighin my X and
Ann Cowile my X. At |
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