Finlo Martin, 1675

Note: The pagination may not be correct and translated or doubtful wording may not be indicated.

In the Index of Archdeacon Wills, this will is erroneously listed under Marown, but is actually the next Andreas will in the book of wills.

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This is affirmed to be the last will and testament 
of Finlo Martin being sick in body but whole in mind being 
of good and perfect memory committed his soul to God 
and his body to Christian burial.  
Item, he declared xxxx he had a pot of William Martin 
in powne[?] of 4s and to keep till she xxx pxxx.  
Item, he left all that ever he had unto his wife, 
and she to bring up his children, he being poor 
and but little left to maintain them with.  
Testes 
Edmond Quark, 
Ann Martin, jurati.        

The wife is sworn in Court Executor and xxxx to 
maintain ye children.  Probatum et solvit 6d.       
 xxxx fee paid & burying money.  
The Inventory amounts to of debtless goods 16s 0d