Ann Killey als Corrin, 1675

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           KK Lonan 10ber 1675
The last will and testament of Ann Killey 
als Corrin. First she committed her soul to God etc.  
Item, she left to the poor one blanket 
and a mutton.  
Item, she left to whom soever of her children 
that will live to be heir and enjoy the tenements 
all her part of the same and crop of corn and gear.  
Item, she left to Sir Tho: Thwaites a mutton.  
Item, she left to her brothers and sisters 20s 
sterling if so be that all her children would 
die without issue.  
Item, she left the tuition of her children  
to their father John Killey and he to have 
all their goods during their minority in his 
own custody and when they would come to lawful 
years to set them out according to his ability.  
Item, she willed that if it should please God 
to call for her said children without issue 
then it was her pleasure that all their goods 
should return to her loving husband John Killey 
excepting the 20s above mentioned to her bro & sisters.  
Item, she constituted and ordained her 3 
children viz, Joh:, Gilbt., and Jaine Killey 
and also her said husband John Killey her true 
and lawful executors of all the rest of her 
goods moveable and unmoveable whatsoever.  
Testes
Tho: Thwaites
Margt Harrison.           

The Executors sworn in form of law.  
Probatum et solvit 12d.          

The Inventory of the above Ann Killey als Corrin 
was praised by 4 sworn men viz, Phil. Moore senior, 
John Cluag, Pat Knackill, & Philip Moore junior, as followeth: 
Imprimis, two cows and half a cow	2 pounds 10 shillings 00 pence
Item, the 4th part of a cow and half a heifer	00:08:00
Item, one young steer	00:02:00
Item, another young steer	00:03:00
Item, the 4th part of one ox	00:05:00
Item, half old mare and a colt	00:09:00
Item, half an old horse	00:03:00
Item, 20 sheep young and old	01:10:00
Item, 20 goats young and old	01:03:04
Item, 2 old blankets and one sack and canvas	00:01:06
Item, half of an old feather bed	00:01:06
Item, iron pot	00:02:0x
Item, half a feather bed without boulster	00:04:xx
Item, treen vessels	00:00:04
Item, russet yarn	00:01:06
Item, more yarn	00:00:03
Item, hemp 9d, and nets & the 8 part of an old boat 4s 6d	00:05:03
Item, a yard and half of black russet	00:02:00
Item, yard and half of linsey woolsey cloth	00:01:03
Item, yard of rus: cloth and one sheet	00:04:00
Item, 2 blankets and half a fledge	00:06:06
Item, one red petticoat waistcoat & hood	00:02:03
Item, her shapen linen xxx clothes linen yarn	00:03:03
Item, coarse linen cloth, half churn & part	00:01:02
Item, one chest 2s 6d, 2 geese 2s	00:04:06
Item, hald olf ladder and half spade	00:00:04
Item, half amaize of herrings	00:02:006
Item, one kissan and half gridle	00:00:06
	[Total]	08:18:02
Item, half the team viz, one ox & a half & one old horse & half a horse	01:15:00
Item, plow, gears, and draughts	00:02:10
One old carr 4d, harrows 1s 8d	00:02:00
2 stradles	00:00:01
	[total]	01:19:11
The good in the custody of the father and have given pledges in form of law Philip Cotter & Thos: Creer.            March 17th 1690: John, Gilbert & Jaine Killey being all at age came this day and acknowledged themselves to be now and before paid at and from the hands of their stepmother six pounds 13s 6d ob being their part of the goods in Inventory of their mother Ann Killey als Corrin and of which they do acquit her for ever and the foresaid John Killey acknowledge to have received all that is due to him as heir excepting the 2 stradles. As witness their marks [signed their marks] John Killey his mark X, Gilbert Killey his mark X, Jaine Killey her mark X