Daniel Callow, 1697

Lonnan
These words are affirmed to be ye last will and Testament 
of Daniel Callow who being sick & weak in body yet of
perfect Mind and Memory did thus dispose of himself & of
all his wordly goods in manner and form following First
he bequeathed his Soul to God & his body unto Xtian 
burial &  [yt in ...] did acknowledge on his death bed 
that he had promised the [...]  part if his executorship to
his dearly beloved daughter Ann Costean als Callow in
ye presence off Tho: Skillicorn and William Colleash 
Itm in Legacy to his son James Callow ye two parts of 
a cow instead of a draught beast he promised him in
contract bargain & yt he was in [...] of ye foresd
promise Itm did declare further on his death bed truly
acknowledging before us wittnesses yt he was indebted
unto old Mr David Murrey ye sum of 17s & 6d & for ye
payment thereof he left four muttons beside wt money
he had in the house to clear off any account wth ye sd Mr
Murrey Itm to his 3 granchildren (i.e.) Ann & Cathe
rin & James Callow one sheep a piece. Likewise to his
son James Callow father to the sd children [...] a douzin
sheep & ye three [....] wch he thought was all yt remained
[.........] betwixt my daughter Ann & my son Tho: Callow 
Itm he left a blanket unto my daughter in law Joney 
Callow als Corkill.  Lastly did constitute order & appoint 
his son Thom: Callow whole exectr  of all ye rest of all
goods moveable and immoveable & in case ye sd son be not
living or come not to look after ye sd Executorship yn his son
James Callow was to enjoy ye same & did hereby further
declare his aforesd Daughter Ann Costean als Callow of
[... ... ] Legacy. And in testomonyt hereoff con...ed
this to be the last Will & testament ye 20th 9ber 1697-8
as witness his subscription
                                                 Daniel Callow
                                                 his mark x
  Testes
    .....  Callin
    .....  Cowine  Jurati

                                     the Extr being out of
                                     the country his brother James
                                     Callow is sworn in form of
                                     Law

KK Lon:
February ye 28th  1697-8
      A true & perfect Inventory of all & singular
      the goods of the ye afore sd deceased being valu'd & 
      priz'd by these 4 sworn men Wm Corrin James
      Hogg Tho: teare & wm Lowenson          
After all Legacys & debts                £   s   d
the whole Inventory ammounts [pyt]  to   00  09  06

This is ye truth humbly certifyd
by Sumr of ye parish as [...]
& by virture of  }
his [...]              } Wm Laxauson
                         Sumr KK Lon:
                                                      

The goods in the hands
of the brother James Callow who
hath given pledges in form of law
Robt Callow & Edward Kewley