John Daughertie, 1657

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24         August the 25th 1647
John Daughertie sick in body but whole in mine, 
& of perfect memorie (thanks be to God) on making 
last will and testament in manner & forme following: 
First I bequeath my soule into the hands of the 
Almightie God, and my body to Christian burial, etc.  
It, I leave to my brother William Daughertie six 
shillings legasie.  
It, I constitute and ordaine my son Donell Daughertie 
my true and lawful Executor of all the rest of my 
goods moveable an unmoveable.  
It, I leave the tuition of my said son Donnell 
Daughertie to my father & mother, with the benefit 
of his goods till he come to lawful yeares; & 
they my said father & mother are then to binde 
him to a traide, & the remainder of his goods to 
returne to himself.  
It, I leave my brother William Daughertie supervisor 
of my said son.  
It, I leave to Sir John Huddlestone a lambe.  
Testes
John Huddleston
Jony Lace, jurati.    
The overseer sworne.  
Probat it Solvit 6d.         

The Inventorie of the goods of John Daughertie 
taken and prised as followeth; by Henry Teere, 
Maloony Cneele, John Teere, & Pat: Cowle:  
It, 1 cattle, horses & 1 blanket & 1 yard and a 
half of linen cloath prised to 6 pounds 0 shillings 0 pence.  
It, all household stuff with 1 steir hide and 1 horse hide  0:6:0.   
Pledges: Do: Christian & Gilbert Lace.           

XX 8ber 1657
Wm Curleor[?] entereth his claime against the 
exer of Jo:Daugherty for the sum of 5s and 
craveth tryall according to Law