Mariod Leawine als Gelling, 1637

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         Braddin
Mariod Leawine alias Gelling departed this life the 
first of July 1637 intestate wherof the Church having 
intelligence hath ordered & decreed her two children vidz Paule 
& Isabel Gellion her lawfull Administrators & the [Aunts?] on ye 
mother side vidz Jony & Allis Leowine overseers a legasie to 
the Husband upon the sight of the Invent, wch the Court hath 
decreed to bee the --dings [parte?] out of the whole.      
Salvo tamen vinenyg suo jure.  Decretum est et Solvit 3s.                    

Invent taken and priced by the Sumner and 4 men viz Danold Cowley, 
Paule Gellinge, Donold Leawne and Willm Gelling:  
Imprimis  1 oxe 9 years old price 27s;    
Itm  1 oxe 4 years old price 27s;    
Itm, half oxe 5 years 10s;     
Itm, 1 cowe 7 years old 20s;     
Itm 1 cow 4 years  20s;     
Itm, one maire, one coult one foule & half young horse price 34s;      
Itm, half muttons 16s 6d;      
Itm, 16 sheep price  24s;      
Itm, 10 lambs 6s 8d;     
Itm, 2 goates & half goat, & 1 kid & half kid  3s;      
Itm 2 coats & wascotts  8s;     
Itm linens price 4s;     
Itm, household stuffe  6s;      
certaine other things priced to 30s & appointed to dischardge 
& pay the debts the childers part of the crop to be added when 
it is tried the 4th part of the crop is found to be due.      

Pledges Paule Gellin & John Xtin for the 
forth coming this Inventory in penalty double the value.                     

November the 6 1672: 
Be it known unto all mene by these presence 
that Poall Gelling Sonne to Poale Gelling have re 
[saved?] the goodes which was due to me by 
my Motheres Death from my Fathere Poale 
Gelling, but the righte of the Corne is reserved 
for me when soe ever I call for it. 
                        Poall Gelling his marke X.    
Witnesses: 
Maloni Lounie X 
Will Cermad X 
Edw Fletcher                 

May 17th 1676: 
this day Willm Norris for himself & his Wife Issable Gelling 
came to the Records & acknowledged himself to have re
ceived at & from ye hands of his Father in Law Paule 
Gelling the full ... of 5 pounds 19s beinge the full due to her 
except her part of w... provided all wages yt --re fall 
due besides the crop ... to 5 pound 3s 1d: & having 
received the said since of 5 pounds 19s, remaines yet due to be 
deducted out of her part of the crop the full sume of 11d.   
                                         Will Norris 
                                       Isable Norris allias 
                                        Gelling her mark X.                    

June 9th 1676: 
PAULE GELLIN one of the Administrators doth acknowledge himselfe to 
bee fully satisfied, & he paid all such goods as fell due to him by ye death 
of his Mother Mariod Gellinge except the crop of corne as appears by 
his certificate & doth acquit & discharge the pledge.  
                                               Poaul Gellin