Philip Crynilt, 1642

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In the name of God amen, I Phillip Crynilt sicke in 
bodie and whole in mynd and of perfect memorie thankes 
be to God doe make my lsat will and testament as followeth.   
It, I bequeath my soule into the hands of almightie God 
and my bodie to Christian burial.   
It, I bequeath to the poore one ferlet mault one mutton 
one halfe ferlet[?] of oat meal.    
It, to Phillip Quine[?] a yeard of cloth.   
It, to my sister Katherin Crynilt 2 yeards of ruset cloth.   
It, I bequeath to my brother Wm Crynilt 5s and my coat.   
It, to James Crynilt one hog.   
It, I bequeath to my wife all my pt of the houshould stufe.   
It, I bequeath to my brother John Crynilt my loomes.   
It, I doe constitute and ordaine my brother John Crynilt 
my true and lawfull executr of all my goods movable and unmovable.   
It, I bequeath one sheepe & one hog to my wife.    
Wittnesses: 
John Teare, 
Callom Crynilt, jurati.      Probatu est & Solvit 6d.         

Debts due unto the sayd test:
It,   from John Quirk        		40s
It,   from Wm Christine      		4s
It,   from Christopher Saille      	15s and a board
From Wm Farrand      			10s
From Ann Creer       			7s.
Invent amounts to 3s.
Pledge  Christopher Sayle

December ye 10th 1642:  
Christo: Sayle entereth his clayme against ye execr Phillip Crynilt 
for 2 boules & one firlett dry corne & alsoe 2 s for all wch ye 
craveth tryall according to Law.

The 28th of May 1643:  
Wm Cannell in the behalfe of his wife Ann Cannell als Creere 
enterth his clayme against ye execr of Phillip Crynilt for 
these particulars following:
Imprimis pd ye moar for fines          			0 pounds 1 shillings 0 pence
It, for a halfe of a steere wch he promised 
  f    or foddering & ther cattle he had    	0:-----
It, for corne he tooke from Sm Carrett       		0  2s  4d
It, for 3 qrtes of corne he owed      			0  1s  --
It,  for house --ome [or --omr] & fyreinge      	0  1s  --
And craveth tryall according to Law