Katherine IneMeere, 1675

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8         Novr the 2nd, 1675, Andreas:

This is affirmed to be the last will and testament 
of Kathe:Inemeere, who committed her soul to God and 
her body to Christian burial.  
Item, she bequeathed to the poor 11 firlets of meal, 
and 100 of herring.  
Item, she left to her son Willm her part of all such 
goods and implements as belongs to the working 
of the lands, and her part of the xxxxx xxx 
and also a quarter of the crops, with all 
her part, or right in the lands.  
Item, she left to her eldest son Joh:Tear 5 shillings legacy.  
Item, to her daughter Margt a white blanket and a gray blanket, a sheet, a 
charchief, a muffler and coat, a young filly, her 
part of a steer, and half a quarter of the crop, 
and the father to have it till she go for herself.  
Item, to her daughter Jony a fledge, a blanket, 
a charchiff, and a muffler. 
Also she bequeatherd to her said son Willm 
a suit of the cloath in the walk milne.   
And to the said Jony half a quarter of 
ye crops, and the father to have it till 
she go for herself.  
Item, to Isabel Teaare a coat and eastcoat.  
Item, she left to Sir Joh a yard of linen cloath, 
to Danll.Christian 6 pence, to Danl McNameere 6 pence.  
Item, she constituted and ordained her husband 
John Teare her true and lawful executor 
of all the rest whatsoever moveable and unmoveable.  
Testes: 
    Danl. Christian } 
    Danll.McNameers } juraati.        

The Executor sworn in Court.  Probatum et solvit 12 pence.            

The Inventory of the Cathrin priced by 4 
sworn men Willm Cowle, Joh Quirk, Joh Tear, 
and Robt Martin all amounts to 1 pound 6 shillings 0 pence.       
Pledges Edmond Kuab[?or Knele] lezayre, Dannl Lace."