(from MM RB530 / LDS 0106216 )
Peeltown 1737 The last will & testament of David Callister who departed this life December ye first being of perfect mind & memory at the making thereof as followeth First He committed his soul to God, & his body to Christian Brial Item he left to his son David Callister the black [.]ock (? clock) legacy and excluded him from any further rights as to his mother's and his own goods. Itm He left to his daughter Catherine a crown legacy Itm to Widow Jane Dawson a sheep, and six pence [] to each witness of the will Lastly He named & constituted his son John Callister and his daughter Margt Gell als Callister whole & joint executrs of all the rest of his goods moveable and immoveable Witnesses present John Caine x Wm Tear - jurati John Callister together with Nich: Gell husband of Margt Gell were sworn exrs in form of law Pledges for the execution of this will and for the due performance of the codicill annexed are John Cain & John Kaighin in form of law Probutum est & solvit 12d David Callister late of Peeltown decd added to the will made by him in these termes Philip (speaking to Philip Gell his son in law) you have stayd long from home & I have made my will, but I forgot to leave you a legacy & I do leave you three pounds that is in John Callister's hands in Dawson's meadow / Philip then asked him before us witnesses did he break through the former will , no sayed he (David) but added to the will, likewise he added [wit..] that he left an heifer wch he delivered to his daughter Margt sometime ago to his sd daughter Witnesses John Kaighin sr John Cain John Kaighin jnr At a court of correction held in Peeltown Feb 3 1737 The above witnesses have made oath in form of law to the truth of this codicill to be annexed to the last will of David Callister declared by him two days after the making of the will now proved in court Pledges for the payment of the debts & legacys of the testator are John Caine & John Kaighin witnesses of the will Probatum & solvit 5d
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