Christian Kneale, 1675

Note: There are two copies of this will on the film
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49                     Bride
In nominee Dei amen.  I Christian Kneale sick in body but whole in mind and 
perfect memory praised be God ake my last will in manner as followeth.  
Imprimis, I commit my soul to God and my body to Christian burial.  
Item, I leave to my brother & sister viz., John & Jony Kneale 12d apiece legacie.  
Item, I leave to John Keruish and to Margt Crayne 6d apiece legacy.  
Item, toI leave to my husband all my goods & he to brin up my child & to look t him carefully.  
Witnesses: 
John Kerroush, 
Margt Craine, jurati.      Probatum et solvit 12d.            

In regard the testator hath not bequeathed 6d or to the value thereof 
to her child therefore the Court hath ordained her joint Administrator 
with the husband, who hath undertaken the charge and tuition of the said child.  
Decrete et solvit 6d. 
         
The Inventory amounts to £2 : 4 : 0  
The husband is sworn and given pledges according to law John Lace.


50      Decr 1675 Bryde: 
In noie amen.  I Christian Kneale sick in body but whole in mind and 
perfect memory made my last will in manner following &c.  
I commit my soul to God and my body to Xtian burial.  
Item, I leave to my brother John & to my sister Jony Kneale 12 pence apiece legacy.  
Item, I leave to John Keruish & to Margrett Crayne 6 d apiece legacy.  
Item, I leave my child Executor & goods all to my husband & my husband bring 
up ye child & to look xx him carefully.   
John Keriush, Margt Crayne, testes.   
Inventory prised.   In your jur. before.