Archideaconal Will 1740 #12, Santan, of Joney Oates als Kelly of Knockfrey, buried 10 Jan 1739/40:

"In the name of God amen. I Jony Oates being weak and sick in body do make and ordain this my last will and testament.
Imprimis, I recommend my soul to God and my body to the earth to be buried in a Christian like manner.
Item, I bequeath 5 pounds to my children equally betwixt them.
I bequeath to my sister Mary all my apparel (except the gown I wear every day & a petticoat with double weaving ant to be for the children) she to pay for the same twenty shillings to the children.
Item, I bequeath to Margaret Kinley a piece of mix chequer.
Item, I bequeath to William Kinley & Anne Keig six pence apiece.
Item, I constitute & ordain my husband John Oates Executor of this my last will and testament all and singular my goods moveable and immoveable to be possessed by him. Witnesses William Kinley, Anne Keig. Vid: Will of John Oates.

July 21^st 1743: Mary Kelly came this day and acknowledged to have received all the apparel pursuant to the will of her sister Jony Oates for which she was to pay twenty shillings which is in the hands of the overseers and to be yet added to the Inventory. Before me, Robt. Radcliffe, Regr."