Margaret Cleator als Lawson, 1790

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               The 19th day of January - 1789
      The last will and testatment of Margt Cleator alias
      Lawson of the parish of KK Andreas being sick in body but
      sound in mind and memory at the making thereof.
First She committed her soul to god and her body to a christian burial.
      She left and bequeathed to her son John Cleator the bed he
      is lying in with the clothes belonging to the said bed but the sheet
      that is on the said bed is belonging to her daughter Alice and
      if Alice refuseth to give him the sheet he shall have a blanket
      of the other bed, and a shurt of the flax lining that is in the
      house and another shurt of the taw lining that is not wore.
      She left and bequeathed to her son James Cleator one pound four
      shillings sixpence manks with a shurt of the flax linning
      and another of the taw linning as aforesaid; She left six
      pence each to whomsoever will claim in her will.
      She left six pence apeice to the two witnesses of the will.
Lastly she nominated and apointed her daughter Alice
      Cleator aforsd Executrix of all the rest of her goods
      and effects moveable and immoveable what so ever.
Witnesses present
    John Teare            }
	James Cleator my mk X } jur
	
At a Chapter Court holden at Lezayre June 17th 1790
The Execrx is sworn in Court in ofrm of law [and]
hat given pledges for the paymt of debts
& legacies namely the witnesses of the w[ill]
                           Probatum est
                           Tho Cubbon