Alice Qualtroh als Moor, 1708

KK Xt Rushen  1708

       The Last Will & Testament of Alice Qualtroh 
als Moor who departed this Life about the 12 of
Augt ano p…. at the makeing whereof she was in
perfect memory, as follows:

First: She committed her soul to God & her Body to
Christian Buriall
Itm: She left to her husband John Qualtroh all the
Cloath that is in the house provided for his own use.
Itm: She left her younger Child her shaped crini & crook?
Itm: She bequeathed to her mother a riding hood
Itm: to her niece Ann Moor a petticoat
Itm: She left & bequeathed all of rest of her goods
movable & imovable to her two children Joh & Cath
joyntly  Itm: She left that if it should please God to
call for her said two Children, then if p……. to
fall to her sd husband, Mother & Brothers Joh & He..(nry?)
Moor to be enjoyed joyntly..

Testes:  { Henry Christian  }
         { Christian Clucas } Jurati  

                         The 
						 Father & the two
			             Uncles are sworn in to
                         Secunda forma Legis

                         Pledges for the suporin..
                         Who have the goods Robt Cr….
                         & Thomas Cubon in form of Law.

                         Probatim est & solvit   1d

There follows an Inventory totalling in value of L3 : 8 : 11

June 20 1726  Now Catharine
Qualtrough the younger child 
recd from her Aunt Ellinr
Moor 14s 93/4d for her part
of the Goods that was in her
sd Aunts hands & 5d ? for half
the valuation of the Linen &
woollen cloths left to her.
& acquits her sd Aunt of the
same for ever. Witness her
subscription

              Cath Qualtrough
                   her mark  X

Witnesses
      F Woods Reg Ep
      John Clague

           December the 28 1726
I do hereby Acknowledge to have
Recd the full sum of Goods that was
Due to me Catherin Qualtrough
by the death of my mother Eailes 
Qualtrough, alias Moore from
the hands of my unckel Thomas
Moore in the Parrish of KK Arborry
& say the full contents of said
sum is received by me.
                    Catherine Qualtrough
                            X

Witnesses present:
Matthew Maderell  my X
Henry Moor  my X
F Woods  Reg Ep.


I do Acknowledge to have received at and from the hands of
Ellinor Moor widow, wife of John Moor, of Ballablack all the goods
or sum of money that was left to me by my mothers death Alice
Qualtrough that is to say what was in my Uncle John Moor’s
Hand in full and do quit my self of my sd uncle …………..&
the sd Ellinor Moor for ever as witness my mark to my
name this 11 day of March 1724

Witnesses present         }          John Qualtrough  his mark   X
Richard Clague   his X }            June 20 1726
John Clague                  }  The witnesses are deposed.

Yes, that this Discharge was signed 
by John Qualtrough in their pre-
sence                 F Woods

Jo: Qualtrough ……… to be paid all his
…….(Dec 28 1728)    Jo Qualtrough  X