Margaret Keigg als Corkish als Crye, 1769

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    The last Will & Testament of Margaret Keigg alias Corkish
    alias Crye who departed this life in parish of KK
    Andreas abt the begining of Decbr 1768 and was in
    perfect mind & memory at the making of it.
She comitted her soul to God and her body to christian burial.
Itm To James Radcliff she bequeathed a red young beast vizt
    a gonwin. Itt To sd James's wife she bequeathed her
    riding hood & a speckled gown ... double & ......
Itm To her son Philip Keigg she bequeathed thirty shillings
    her blankets, two potts crocks, a fledge & a pot &
    sd Philip aksed her to leave him a dish or a geale & she
    said you maky take it
Itm She bequeath'd six pence legacy to her daugher Eliza=
    =beth Corkish & declar'd withall that she owed her sd
    daughter twenty shillings of her Father's goods.
Itm To her daughter Ann she bequeathed six pence legacy
    & declared that she owed her sd daughter nine shillings
    of her Father's goods
Lastly she nominated & appointed her daugher Jane
    Keigg her lawfull Exectx of all the rest of her
    goods moveable & immoveable whatsoever.
Witnesses herunto
[Ewin] Radcliff }
Philip Harrison } jurati

At a Court of Correction holden at Lezayre 13th March 1769
The Extx is sworn in Court in form of law & Philip Keig a child underage
is committed to her with her goods & to James Radcliffe husband of Catherine Radcliffe als
Corkish a daughter of the Testatrix who are now sworn supervsr & consent
threto, and the Extx hath for these ends & for the paymt of debts & legacies
given pledges namely John Radcliffe one of the Witnesses of the Will & 
James Radcliffe of Andreas. And the said James Radcliffe hath
given Wm Radcliffe of BallaRadcliffe pledge for the forthcoming of sd Philip
Keig minor's goods.      Probatum est
solvit 1s                         Maths Curghey