Margaret Kneal als Joughin, 1717

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74                   KK Andrews 
This is affirmed to be the last will & Testament of 
Margret Kneal als Joughin, who departed this life 
about ye 6th Decr 1717, being in perfect mind & 
memory at the making thereof. First, She committed 
her soul to God, & her body to Xtian burial.   
Item, She declared that she owed John Kneal taylor 
six shillings for corn, & she had paid him three 
shillings thereof, & three shillings unpaid.  
Item, She declared she owed two shillings four 
pence to Dan: Kneal for wool.   
Item, She left six pence legacy to her son William.   
Item, To her sister Bahey Joughin six pence legacy, 
or a waistcoat.   
Item, She declared she owed [six] pence to John 
Ratcliff taylor for work.   
Item, To ye witnesses of the Will six pence each.   
Lastly, She constituted & appointed her daughter 
Mally Kneal her sole & lawful Execrx of all her 
goods moveable & immovable whasoever; And 
she to pay her debts.   
Witnesses
Cath: Sayle als McYlkarane 
Anne Lawson als Crenilt.                     

The Execrx sworn in form of Law.  
              Probatum est & solvit 12d.   
Pledges to secure the office & pay all debts & legacys 
are Wm Kneal & Jon