William Keneene, 1665

                  Andrews

In the name of God Amen. I Will Keneene sick in body but 
whole in mind & of  pfet memory thanks bee to God doe make 
ys my last will and testament in maner & form following: First 
I comit my soul to god & my body to Christian bury all. Itm.
I leave a fir: of corne to ye poor. Itm.
I leave to my wife in legasie a mayre & a foal, one heffer, 
& wt sheepe therwas (same the lagasy) & his pt of liul & hurdge 
& of russett yarne: & also wt goods is in his father in law hands 
if ye 6d any.
Itm. I leave to my brother Joh my holy day clothes & a sheep 
& my pt of ye lardor Itm. I leave to my sister Kathrn 1 sheep
Itm. I leave to Joh: Sayle my wearcing apparrell. Itm. I 
leave to Will Brew a lamb. Itm. I leave to my mother 
my pt of ye oxe I bought from Will Oats & she to pay 
him 5S ye is got Arijal fied to Will Creon. I leave allso my mother my pt 
of the swine: & doe also constitute & ordain my said mother my 
true & lawful executrix of all the rest of my goods movable 
& immovable & also he declared yt he ought nothing go to any but 8d.  

Will Brew             John Sayle one of the witnesses hath
Joh Sayle   Juraj     sworne to ye whole will; except the words
                      vizt: yt he left to his wife wt goods was
pbatm & Solvit  1s    in his father in laws hand; if ys was any sd
Soluo tamen pro       ye hee remembers not.
                      Allso Will Brew ye othe witness hath sworne
                      allso to ye whole will except the words vizt
                      yt hee left his pt of ye abovesaid oxe to his
                      mother & she to pay 5s busatisfied: & yt
                      he remmnbers not.
 

Bride Feb ye 27th 1665

The execute is sworn in Court to discharge & prove the will 
as far ye goods will extend, paying debts & legasies & allso to bring 
in a true invent of all goods to soemer: belonging to the legati 
within a month having sub pena 6S & for ye exceptions aboud said to wording  
wt was in fathers hand: he the said father Donll Joughin hath de
posed & if it is not in his hands, but six bouls & half a firelet of mrue’co 
his said daughter ye withd him for exuctd & all ye rest of ye corne 
went to pay exactly of others Or J Gutjssonets: