Thomas Mylrea, 1744

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54        Ballaugh
The last will and testament of Thos Mylrea of Ballaugh who departed
this life the 9th of Jan 1744 being of perfect mind and sound memory at the
making hereof.
First He committed his soul to God and body to Christian burial.
2ndly He left his part of the brown heifer to his son John
Thirdly He left four sheep to his daughter Mary
Item He left his part of an iron pot unto his brother Nicholas and he the
said Nicholas to assist the widow to plow his lands.
Lastly he nominated and appointed his loving wife sole executrix of all
the rest of his goods of what kind soever.
Testes
Wm Corlet
Jon Crain      Jurati

John Crain one of the witnesses declares that the testator left his
leather breeches unto John Cowley if his wife thought fit so to do. Isabel
McYlrea the widow is sworn executrix as also to bring to the Registry an
inventory of the effects and for the payment of debts and legacies according
to law.

Pledges are John Crain, Patr Craine, John Stephen, and Wm Corkill
Nicholas McYlrea the uncle is sworn supervisor
         Probatum Est   John Cosnahan and Edv:Moore