William Cretney, 1712

The Third of November 1712
Marown

This is affirmed to be the Last Will of Willam Crettney who 
departed this life shortly after Whitsuntide Last:
First hee Bequeathed his Soul to God and body to Christian Burial.
Hee left all his goods to his wife if shee bee pleased to take
them and pay his debts out of them.
Hee left to his Eldest son  Willm. Crettney all his husbanding goods
with his part of the Crop. the sd. son paying eighteen pence
or twelve pence a piece to the rest of his Children. hee Left his
part of the intack inclosed by himself to his sd. Eldest son 
and if his wife Ann Crettney alias Cottier would give her consent 
to leave her part of the Fore sd. intack to his above sd. Eldest son
that if shee should hand the benefit of the whole tenement till
his Eldest son Came to one and twenty years of age hee ordered
that Robt Fargher of KK Sanatan and William Kermole of KK
Marown, witnesses to his will should be supr.visors to his Children
Hee nominated and Apointed his above sd. wife too be his Executor
of this his last will and testament
Wittness present
Robert Fargher his mk. R		} jurati
Willm. Kermole jis mk. W	}
	The widow & the Uncles
	on the Fathers side, viz.
	Ffinlo & Jon. Cretney
	sworn in Court in form
	of Law
	Probatum est e solvit 1s.

The Inventory in crops 	= 3 = 11 = 6
in the widows lands, who gave pledges, John
Cottier her Father, & Jo: Kermod

March 26 1713 Oates Cretney enter a claim against
the Extx. of his son Wm. Cretney for = 2lb. = 8s. = 06d. & craves
the Law.

It. He enter for = £1 :4 s :00 d. the price of a horse and
mare: & 2 s.: 6d. wch. his sd. son demanded, & received
from the claimer’s wife to pay for his proportion of half …. 

June 5 1713. Patrick Quilliam enter against the Extx. of Wm. Cretney for 18d. & craves the Law.