Ewan Kindred, 1711

Lezayre 1711

This is affirmed to be the last will & testament
of Ewan Kindred who departed this life the 14th May
1711 who committed his Soul to God & his body to Xtian
burial.
He bequeathed to his son or heir whoever he be,
half of the crop of corn and two beasts fit for ye plow.
.... ... was bought he also bequeath'd to his son
or heir,his wife consenting to the same.
He ordered that his wife shoule continue the ps=
session of the whole estate or farm til the heir
arrive to 21 years; leaving his wife Exectrx in
trust, to whom also he left the care of the children,
& they to enjoy the remaining part of the goods
moveable & unmoveable whatsoever.
                     Wittnesses
              jurati { Tho: Cottier my X
                     { Wm Keig my X
	   The wife with John Kinread are
	   sworn in court in form of Law
	   Probatum est & solvit 12d
	   
The Invbentory amounts in ye decd
part as follows                  £   s   d
In moveable goods                5 == 11 == 4
In immoveable goods	             3 ==  2 == 0
Debts yet unpayd to thos .... 15s}
& ... to Robt Curlot ... ....    } 1 = 15 = 00
.............                    } 
Tho [Henry] two ..... left him    2 =  4 = 00
Tho Coule ........                0 = 11 = 06

The childrfen & goods in ye mother's
hands, who hath given pledges Wm Keigg
& Charles Coule in form of Law

May 9th 1712
Dan: Coule enters his claim agt ye exectx of [Ewan]
Kindred for twenty six shills due debt as will be made [to]
appear & craves ye law

May 29 1712
Robt Curlet enters agt ye sd extrx for &poun;3 - 14s
& craves ye law

Note yt ye wife's pt of ye above debt will be £3 - 0s - 9d
the remainder on ye decds pt