Edward Callow, 1721

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34      Ramsey
This is the last will and testament of Edward Callow 
of the Town of Ramsey who departed
this life about the 8th April 1721, being in 
perfect mind and memory at the making of the same.
Imprimis, he committed his soul to God and body to Christian. 
Item, he left and bequeathed to his son John Callow 
all his horses excepting a quarter of a mare, 
which he left to his grandchild William
Callow and a quarter of a filly colt to his grandchild 
Edward Callow. 
Item, to the said Edward Callow half the cow called KK 
Christ’s cow and likewise he left a sheep to the said 
Edward and to edward Kerrush jointly between them. 
Item, to Silvester Casement all his tools belonging to his trade
and his part of a calf. 
Item, to his daughter Margaret a fledge and a blanket. 
Item, to his grandchild Margaret Callow a chest, blanket & sheet. 
Item, to Dorothy Moore a yard of linen cloth. And two
yards to Catherin and Jane Casement his grandchildren. 
Item, to Elizabeth Callow a yard of linen cloth. 
Item, to his said son John Callow all the bedsteads 
that was in the house and boards that was
crost on the last and the table. 
Lastly, he constituted & appointed his daughter 
Alice Curlett als Callow sole Executrix of all 
the rest of his goods and effects moveable and 
unmoveable whatsoever.
Witnesses: 
Joney Casement, 
William Callow