John Kinrade, 1833

Printed forms dated 28 April 1831 grant probate to William Cain and accept pledges John Cannel and Thomas Quirk, both of Michael.

                         Michael
     In the name of God amen. I John Kinrade
     of the parish of Michael, being sick and weak
     of body but of sound mind memory and understanding
     do make this my last and testament as follows
First I commend my soul to God that gave it and
     my body to christian burial
Secondly I leave and bequeath to my father James
     Kinrade the sum of one shilling and sixpence
     British as legacy.
Item I leave and bequeath to my sister Charlotte
     Kinrade the sum of one shilling and sixpence
     British as legacy.
Item I leave to any person claiming in this
     my last Will and Testament the sum of
     sixpence British each as legacy.
Lastly, I nominate ordain constitute
     and appoint my uncle William Caine
     whole and sole executor of all the rest
     of my goods & effects moveable or
     immovable of what nature kind
     or denomination soever they be
     Confirming this to be my last Will and
     Testament this 14th day of June 1830
Witnessed by        John Kinrade my X mk
Patrick Kelly
Thos Faragher

          A
          Between James Kinrade Petr
                      &
          William Caine Defd
Exhibited to Patrick Kelly and Thos Faragher witnesses
[predicd surra vex]..... said cause
Joseph Brown ER


        At a Special Court
        holden at the house
        of Wm Caine in the parish
        of Michael on the
        28th April 1831
William Caine the Executor in
the foregoing Will named is
(by virtue of a Judgement of the
Consectorial Court bearing equal
date herewith) sworn Exor
in form of Law as for the payment
of debts & legacies hath given
pledges namely John Cannell
& Thomas Quirk both of Michael
Probatum est
John Nelson
B. Philpot