Marriod Farragher als Crebbin, 1747

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89         Andreas
This is affirmed to be the last will and 
testament of Marriod Farragher alias 
Crebbin of KK Andrews who departed this 
life about the fifth of January 1747, and 
was of perfect and sound mind and memory 
at the making of it.  
First she committed her soul to God and 
body to Christian burial.  
Item, to Mary the wife of Daniel Sayle she 
left a double wheel, a red gown, and three 
yards of the russet she had at the Tuck-Miln 
to her foresaid husband.  
Item, to Charles Crebbin she left forty 
shillings legacy.  
Item, to Joney daughter of John Quark she 
left a heifer.  
Item, to said Joney Quark, Mary Quirk and 
William Teare e-Derry’s wife she left all 
her shaped linen and woolen clothes equally 
betwixt them.  
Item, to William Kneale Columb’s wife she 
left as much (of the stuff she the Testator 
had for a gown for herself) as would be a 
gown for her.  
Lastly, she nominated and appointed her 
brother’s son William Crebbin sole and 
lawful Executor of all the rest of her 
goods moveable and immoveable whatsoever 
under the care and tuition of the aforesaid 
William Kneale Columb until the said William 
Crebbin would arrive to the age of two and 
twenty years.  And in case the said William 
Crebbin should die before he arrived to the 
age of one and twenty years that then all 
her foresaid goods is to fall to her the 
Testatrix next of kindred.  
To the witnesses of the will she left 12d each.  
Witnesses: 
Isabel Cormode, 
Joney Cowle.          

At a [Chapter Court]:  
William Crebbin is sworn Executor in form of 
Law, and has given pledges for payment of debts 
and legacies, vizt., John Tear and Thomas 
Radcliffe.  
Solvit 12d, Probatum est, Ro:Radcliffe