John Quayle, 1743

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	Ballaugh, 1743. 
This is affirmed to be the last Will of ~ 
John Quayle, who departed this Life on 
or about the 25th.of March, Anno predic: 
:to being in perfect Mind & Memory at 
the Making hereof ~ Ffirst, he Commit: 
:ted his Soul to God and Body to Christ: 
:an Burial. ~ He bequeathed to his Son 
Ffinlo Quayle the Half of the ffield in 
the Nature of Inheritance. ~ He left 
to his Daughtrs.Margt.and Kath:Quayle 
the Sheep in Creg:Moar and the ffeathers 
in the House, equally. ~ To his Daughtr. 
Bahee Quayle Ten Shillings and a white 
Blanket. ~ To his Son Ffinlo afforsd. 
and his Son in Law Robt.Corkil his Cloaths 
equally, and as much of the Cloth in the 
Tuck Miln to his sd.Son in Law as woud make 
a pair of Breeches, together wth.a Sack and 
Two or Three Pound of Tow to his wife. To his Grand 
Daughtr.Anne Corkil a Gown of the first Stuff 
wch.his Executrix woud have. ~ To his Son 
Wm.Quayle Six pence. ~ Lastly, he no: 
:minated and Constituted his loving Daughtr. 
Margt.Quayle afforsd.Sole Executrix of all the 
Rest of his Goods Moveable and immoveable 
whatsoever 
Witnesses
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