John Key, 1676

Inventory not typed.

November 13th

In the name of God Amen, I John Key sick in Body, but whole and perfect in mind, 
make this my Last Will and Testament in form and manner following.
First:  I commend and bequeath my previous Soul into the hands of my [redeemer] Christ 
Jesus, and my body to be interred at Kirk Malew.
Secondly:  To my two grand-children Kath, Margaret, [?] my heifer and mare; and to 
my little grand-child Thomas my best suit and [sword].
Item:  I leave to Jane Quin that Chest which was my son John's.
Item:  I leave to [?] a [?] of flaxen cloth.
Item:  I leave to my Daughter Jane a feather bed and bolster.
Item:  It is my Will and therefore I desire that a copy of this my Will be sent to my 
sons at London, and it is my Will and Desire that my grand-child Rob: Sylvester be 
sent to London next summer, and in case my son Caesar cannot furnish him for his 
journey, that then my said sons John and James make provision for him [?] [?] [?] he 
may be sent [?] and also to take care of him when he is there.
Item:  I leave my Daughter Elizabeth whole Executor of all my goods moveable and 
unmoveable.

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Witnesses hereof:
Hen: [?]
Jane Quain her mark X
Jurati