Catherine Qualtrough als Hinley, 1737

No. 57    Arbory 1737

This is affirmed to be the Last Will & Testament
of Cath Qualtrough als Hinley  who Departed
this Life 24th Dec 1737, who was then
of perfect memory & namely –

First: She committed her soul to God and her
Body to Christian burial.

Itm : She left to her Son William as much
Flasu?? yarn as would make a licking? or
Bed; Itm She left to her Daughter Ann
a bag of Feathers to help make a bed
which were then in her house, wth all her
weaving (or wearing) apparel both linnen & wollen and
all the sow…..that…. then in her house  Saving
one Dish, that she left to her son John, and a
isarwell?? of Flax undr…..that was likewise in ye
house.  Itm She left to the rest of her
household goods viz…. her Share equally
betwixt her three Childrn  Jno, Wm & Ann
Qualtrough,  Itm  She left all her goods moveable
and immoveable to her husband Wm Qualtrough
during his life, and afterwards according to his 
own disparelle; this is what we the certifii
as witnesses our names and marks this first
Febry 1737        
                      Wm Kegg  my mk  X      }
                      Wm Sherlock my mk X  } Jurati


Wm Qualtrough & Ann Qualtrough the Exts nominated in the Will
Are Sworn in Court in form of Law, (John
Qualtrough the … 3th Ext having deceased since
the death of the Testatrix.  Pledges are
the witnesses of the Will

			   Probatum & solvit 12d

NB: While it says the sworn executors are nominated in the Will, there appears to be no such declaration in the document.