John Garrett, 1637

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The last will and testament of John Garratt who depted this 
life the xxviii day of June 1637.  First he bequeathed his 
soule to god and his bodie to Christian buriall.  
He left to the poor att the discretion of his executors.  
He left to ---[torn and dark] 
and Donold and Harie one younge bullocke.  Idem to his ----[torn] 
Ellin and Margret one heifer and made eldest -------[torn and dark] 
executors of all his goods moveable and immoveable.  
[Testes] 
John Cannon, 
Willi. Garratt, jurati.   Probatu est et Solvit ----.  


The Inventorie of all the goods of John Garratt ------:  
Idem, --------[dark] of two yeares old praysed to   xiiiis[14s]
Idem ---- bullocke   eight shilling    
Idem one halfe of a heifer of twoe yeares old praysed to   seaventh shillings
Idem one steare of three yeares old praysed   xs 10s]
Idem twoe younge pigs praysed to   two shillings.   
Idem one broa-- -oost   eight penie
Idem three carres   ixd
Idem  three stradles   3d   
Idem two paires of harrowes   xvid
Idem  two yeares of linnen   two shillings    
Idem one sacke  vid    
Idem one other sacke  xiid     
Idem one coverlet ---- 
Idem one gridle  three shillings     
Idem --- ---- of the plowinge geares  xiid      
Idem the vessel   ---- shillings
Idem  two little poules   3d
Idem  one ----ge sheete  xiid
More anexed to ye will,  1cow xxs,  1horse xs,  1red coate---, a come  3s,   a qt of ------ hempe  1s.   
Pledg Donald Cordeige et ye execut who is at lawfull yeares hath bound themselves, there heires, exect & assignes to keep ye office harmless sub double ye value 1s Inventory.  

More to ye former Inventory in corbes 6s
In oats 40 stoakes