Isabel Quaile als Harrison, 1728

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49       KK Christ Rushin, 1728
The last will of Isabel Quaile als Harrison, 
who first committed her soul to God, and 
her body to Christian burial.  
Item, she bequeathed to her daughter Isabel 
Quaile a red petticoat, a sheep, a blanket, 
and the old clothes which she wore every day.  
Item, she left to  her daughter in law Jane 
Quaile a red petticoat.  
Item, she left to her grandson Tho: Quaile 
10s (that was due from Tho: Martin) and 
also a blanket and a ewe of two years old.  
Item, she left Jane Quaile her granddaughter 
a sheet and flannel petticoat.  
Item, she left her grandson Edward Quayle 
half a steer.  
Item, she left to her grandson Robert Quaile 
half a heifer of a year old.  
Lately, she constituted and appointed her 
son Charles Quaile sole Executor of all the 
rest of her goods whatsoever and six pence 
legacy to any person claiming a right to her goods.  
Testes, 
John Kegg, 
Thomas Kinley, jurati.          
The Executor sworn in Court in form of Law.  
Pledges, the witnesses.  
Probatum est & solvit 1s