John Christian, 1643

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KK Andreas the 11th of Aprill 1643, 48 

In the name of God Amen, I John Christin 
sick in bodie and whole in mynd and of 
perfect memorie thankes be to God, doe 
make my last will and testament as followeth.   
It I bequeath my soule into the hands of almyghtie 
God and my bodie to Chritian buriall.   
It, I bequeath to the poore one ferlot mault 
and the rest at the discretion of my executr.   
It,  I bequeath to Wm McNemeere a paire breeches.   
It,  to Gilbt Christin a gerkin   
It, to the ministrone hog.   
It, to Jaine Camaish one curchef.   
It, I doe constitute my son Wm Christin executr 
of the rest of my goods movable & unmovable
 excepting the crop of corn and my son Wm 
 Christin the elder execut of all the rest 
 of my goods.   
 Wittnesses:  
 Willim Crynilt minist, 
 Wm Christin clark, 
 Wm McNemeere.        
 Prob: est et Solvit 10d.

Invent of the goods of John Christine taken and priced by 
Mallowine Curleod, Dalald Cowle, Wm McNemeere and Danald 
Gawne being sworne as followeth:
Imprimis  on oxe 1 yeares ould one cow 9 yeares price      		40s
It on meare 9 yeares on labouring horse 9 yeares price      		28s
It on oxe 6 yeares price      18s,       
   in sheepe and muttons 10      	28s
It in lambes 5 price            2s 6d,       
It half a p---- price      	1s
It 2 whit blankets price    10s,    
It an ould blaket  on canves price       18d
It 2 barels 2 tubes the fourth part of a barell  
   2 pottle cannes  an pugin-?], an carr of  
   3 quarts an wooden plater an dish 
   an ould rop  4 treses  price       	1s 1d
It 2 harowes  half plough    1s 4d,    
   half pair of whenne[?]     	8d
It a pound and a half of fethers      6d,         
   half gridiron      	3d
It 2 dollorcs[?]    on sive  		2d
Presentes for want of pledges