Ann Callow, 1641

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Machold 
The last [will and testament of Ann Calow] 
ye 14th of October.  
Imprimis she bequeathed hir soul into ye [hands of almightie God and hir] 
body to Christian burial.  Itt, She left u[nto]-------------[torn] 
hir goods, & he to pay her debtes. Itt, She left unto her daugh[ter -----] 
a wastcote cloath of russet.   Itt, to Willm: Corkill a pott-------.  
Testes:  
Willm: Corkill, 
Dond: Kirmin,  
Willm Corkill.      

Probatum est et Solvit 4d.

An Inventory of ye goods of ye aforenamed Ann Calow priced by 
Will: Christin, Will: Corkill, Will: Kerush, & Will: Corkill, Jurati.
Imprimis,  five stoukes of barly     			5s 0d
Itt, feurnteene stoukes and a halfe of oates     	11:0
Itt,  a qter & a halfe of a calfe     			0:9
Itt, 2 blankets     					2:0
Itt,  a yarde of gray cloath     				0:9
Itt,  a stoonder & other little vessels     		0:9
Itt,  2 pottles of wheat     				1:4
Itt, tounge[?]     					0:2
Summe tot:     1 pound : 1 shilling : 9 pence
Pledge Wm Corkill

Debts due to be paide by ye executors of ye above named Ann Calow as followeth
-----[torn] ye rent     			7s : 0d
-----[torn] Mrs ffletcher      		3:0
-----[torn] Willm: Brew     		1:8
---ke silver     				1:0
It, to Ann Creer     			0:8
It, to Kathren Saill     			0:8
It, to ye Deemster     			0:4
It, to her daughter