| Joney Sail als Tear, 1699
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| Submitted by: | Brian Lawson
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| Date: | 16 November 2001
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| Original: | LDS: 0106207
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Note: The name/alias in the first and second lines of the will have been inverted
Andreas
This is affirmed to be the last Will & Testament of Joney
Tear als Sail who departed this life the 8th of january 99 being in per=
=fect mind & memory at the making thereof First com[ending]
her soul to god & her body to Xtian burial Itm she be=
queathed to her husband Phill: Saile 20s legazie Itm
to her sister Jane; a green appren & it if her children
dyed she left to the foresd Jane 2s Itm to her brother James
Tear 18s and if her foressaid children dye he was to be
cut of by the same legazie Itm to her sister Ann a kerchief
a calico pinner; Itm to her godson John Saile 1s: Itm to
Ann Clark a rideing hud; Itm she appointed her four
children (vizt Phill: Bahee, Margret, & Will:) sole & joyn ex..
of all her goods moveable & immovable; Itm she left [the]
goods and the children in the hands of the father and to [be]
given them as they come to age; It she left to Thos
Saile 2s and appointed him overseer over her children
Lastly she left to John Clator 2s & the bed and to Thos B[ittel]
eighteen pence.
Witnesses
John Clator
Tho: Bittel jurati>
The husband and Supervisors vizt James Tear
and Jane Tear are sworn supervisors in
form of Law
Pbatum est et solvit 1s
The tuition of the children and goods in the hands of
the Father who hath given pledges in form of Law
Thomas Cowl & Wm Cuban
The witnesses being asked to whom the testatrix
left her goods in case the children dye under age, they
say the apprehend and believe that it was to the
Father
25 Janry 1709/10
This day Philip Sayle came to ye records & acknowledged to have
recd
the full sum of three pound twelve shills & four pence due to him
by ye death of his mother, and does hereby acquit his father of
ye same. As witness his mark to his name
Before me Chas: Watleworth Regr Philp Sayle my X
Feb 24 1714/15
Margt Sayle does hereby acquit
& discharge her father for 3l 12s 4d
being due unto her by her mother's
death, whereof 1l 3s 1d is to be
paid this day at .... As witness
her mark Margt Sayle's M
Before me Chas: Wattleworth Regr
The Inventory of Jony Sail als Tear as follows
Imprimus her part of the moveable goods 03 16 06
Itm her part of the immoveable goods 01 12 01
Itm the dec'd part of the Barly 00 06 06
Itm 6 bowls 1 firlet of oats at 4s 6d per boll 01 09 03
Itm the dec'd bpar of the rye 00 02 11
Itm the dec'd part of the mortgaged lands 07 02 06
14 09 09
the debts 02 13 04
11 16 5
Debts to be deducted
to Thos: Cowl for kewl 0 00 09
to Will: Kegaby 0 07 10 1/2 1/4
To John Kneal for the price of
an rope the decds part 00 06 00
.... of the mill 00 01 02
Curing money 00 01 00
Sumnr fee 00 00 04
for .... 00 03 00
the legacy left to the husband 01 00 00
the legacy left to James Tear 00 01 06
The legacy left to Tho: Sail &
his son 00 03 00
To John Clator 00 02 00
To Tho: Bittell 00 01 06
The decds part of the fish 00 03 00
Itm of milknes & hay 00 00 06 1/2
Itm to Wm Watlworth ro .. 00 00 03 1/2
Itm for tobacco etc 00 01 05
2 13 4 1/2 1/4
Itm the Legacy left to the
husband 01 00 00
Itm flarks silver 00 01 05
Itm to John Mcylvartan
upon the deads part 00 03 00
0 4 5
The whole Invent
14 09 09
Debts 02 13 04 1/2 1/4
00 04 05
02 17 9 1/2 1/4
11 12 0
Jan 25 1708/9
Deduct ye funeral charges
of Bahy Sayle, which
come to 11s 6d
To James Brew for
hay ye deads part 2 6
to burying money 1 0
15 0
11 12 0
15 0
10 17 0
January 20 1719/20
Wm Moore & his wife, & Philip Sayle do hereby
acknowledge to have recd at & from ye hands
of their Father Philip Sayle senr the sum of
forty five shelling, being due unto them
by the Death of their brother Wm Sayle
and do acquit & discharge their sd Father for
the same, being the remainder part of ye
goods due to ye sd Wm Sayle by ye death of
his mother. As witness their marks
Wm Moor his mark X
Margt Moor als Sayle X
Philip Sayle's mark X
In presence of
Wm Walker V.G.
January 20 1719
Memd
that ye father Philip Sayle is to
satisfy his daugr Joney Sayle for her part of ye wages
& cloaths holding to her brother Wm Sayle
and .... .... wife doth hereby acknowledge
to have recd ye 1l 3s 1d menti0ne in
her receipt ,,,, on her brother's will
and do acquit & discharge her father Philp
Sayle for the same
This beofe me
Wm Walker
Let his be added to ye
will of Joney Tear
Lib Arch 1699