Philip Crellin, 1843

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34          German
In the name of God Amen.
I Philip Crellin in the parish of KK German be at present sound and
perfect mind thanks be unto God and calling to mind the uncertainty of human
affairs do hereby publish and declare this to be my last will and testament
in manner form following:
First I commit my soul unto Almighty God and my body unto Christian
burial.
Item:  I leave and bequeath unto my son James the sum of twenty pounds
currency to be paid when he comes to age of twenty one and likewise I leave
unto him the legacy which was left by my mother to me which is
yet in my father's possession to send him to trade.
Item:  I leave and bequeath unto my daughter Ann the sum of twenty pounds
currency to be paid when she comes to age of twenty one.
Item:  I leave and bequeath unto my unborn child which is expected the
sum of twenty pounds currency to be paid at the age of twenty one.
Lastly I nominate and constitute and appoint my loving wife whole and
sole executrix of all the rest of my goods, cash, affects, of what
denomination soever, the be and likewise the interest of the above
legacy until children come to the years of twenty one and lastly I
conclude and debar all persons from claiming any further in my will with one
shilling each as witness my subscription this the twelveth day of November
1842.
Philip Crellin
Witnessed by:
Nicolas Kewley my x
John Kelly.
At a Chapter Court holden at Michael 15th Jun 1843.
Margaret Crellin sworn executrix with pledges John Cowley of Mullin E
Cleig and Nicholas Kewley of Cronk Breck German.  Probatum Est  Danl Nelson
A.R.
Anne Crellin rec'd %pound20 and all interest 17 Jan 1868.
Philip Crellin rec'd £20 on 17 Jan 1868
James Crellin rec'd £20 17 Jan 1868