Jane Gellin als Cain, 1721

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14         KK Patrick
Jane Gellin als Cain who departed this life about the 
8th of March last, made her last will and testament in 
manner following.  
First she committed her soul unto God and her body to 
Christian burial.  
Itm, She left to her daughter Margtt Gellin thirty 
shillings upon condition that she claimed no right to 
the house and gardens, according as was provided before 
in Tho: Cubbon’s Contract, otherwise to have no right 
to this legacy.  
Itm, She left to her sd daughter Margtt a blanket, a 
sheet and a piece of pledding that was in the house 
with a chest, a pott, and a couple of sheep.  
Itm, She left to her grandchildren a sheep and a 
yearling, viz., to Tho: Cubbon’s children.  
Itm, She named and appointed her daughter Marriod 
Cubbon als Gellin Executrix of all the rest of her 
goods, and ordered that if Margtt sold any of those 
legacys, her sister Marriod to have the first offer.  
Witnesses
Silvester Moor
Wm Cowle, jurati.                    
The Executrix sworn in Court in form of Law. 
Probatum est & Solvit 12d.  
Pledges Captn Sill:Ratcliff & Sill Clerk.                       

Augt 9th 1738
I do acknowledge to have recd from my brother in law 
Thos Cubbon of KK Patrick three blankets and one sheet 
due to me by the death of my parents Paul & Jane Gelling 
of Peeltown, and do acquit him of the same. 
Margt Gelling my mark X.   
Testes
John Comish X
William Cottiman.                   

Sept 13th 1740
This day Margret Gelling within mentioned came to the 
Records and acknowledge herself to be fully paid & 
satisfied for all the legacies left unto her by the death 
of her mother as mentioned in the within Will, and doth 
hereby acquit her sister the Executrix for ever of the 
same witness her Mark to her Name, Margret Gelling her mark X.   
Before me, Robt Radcliffe, Registrar