Archdeacon Wills 1798 #27, Santan, of Isabel Callow [als Taggart]:

‘The last will and testament of Isabel Callow being of sound mind and memory at the making hereof.
First, she committed her soul to God and her body to Christian burial.
Secondly, she left and bequeathed to her daughter Catherine her part of the bed, chest, xxx and heifer that her father left unto the said Catharine.
Item, she left to her son Thomas her part of the bed that his father left him.
Item, she left to her grandson William, John Callow’s son her part of the xxx of the heifer and deals xxx that his grandfather left him.
She left to her daughter Ann her clothes and she left to her son John six pence.
To her daughter Alice sixpence.
Lastly, she appointed her son Thomas and her daughter Catherine sole executors of all the rest of her worldly goods moveable and immovable of what nature soever, excluding any person or persons that might claim an interest in her will with six pence legacy apiece.
Declared by the testator to be her last will in presence of: Thomas Cowley, Thomas Moore, Witnesses.

Will proved 13 Jun 1798’