Crossle Record
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Prerogative Will:
William Dudgeon of the city of Dublin, merchant
To my very good friend Rev. Mr. Ralph Gratton 25 guineas to buy a ring
To my friend and partner Mr. Wm. Gratton 15 guineas to buy a ring.
To Mr. Wm. Gowan 10 guineas
I desire John Bowden to be employed as clerk to settle the partnership between Mr. Wm. Gratton and me, and if he does said business to the satisfaction of my exors I leave him £8 above his wages
Residue of my fortune to my father Mr Thomas Dudgeon and appoint Rev. Mr. Ralph Gratton and Mr. Wm. Gratton and Mr. Wm. Gowan to be exors
In Witness whereof 4 June 1737 Wm. Dudgeon
Witnessess: Thomas Maserson
Alex Favre
Probate, gtd 14 March 1737 [8] to Rev. Ralph Gratton, Clke. and Wm. Gowan two of the exors.
(93) Prerogative Will:
John Beatty of Cartowne co. Kildare
To be buried in the church of Larabrien, co. Kildare
To my brother, George Betty near Crumlin bridge, co. Antrim: £68 due to me from Henry Ingoldsby, Esq., dec'd, James Lenox Napper, Esq., and Mrs. Frances Ingoldsby for wages : and I order my said brother to pay to my brother John Willkin £20 ; also to my said bro George Betty my mare &c
To my sister Jeane Wilkin, £20
To my sister Margaret Bradly of Ballybea, co. Monaghan, £20
To my sister Anne Johnston of Board Mills, co. Down. £20
To my friend Elizabeth Treverse of Old Cartown, co. Kildare £5 and my linen to her husband Mark Treverse
To James Boggan of Cartown aforesaid £1 and to his son Christopher Boggan £2
To my friend Mrs Maudlin Chamberlain of Manooth, co. Kildare my oak chest.
To my friend Mr. Francis Walsh of Kellystown, co. Kildare a black colt.
To Mrs Anne Mooly of Kellystown aforesaid £1-/10-
Appoint my friends Mr. Laurence Chamberlain of Manooth aforesaid Mr. Christopher FitzSimons of Ophilass, co. Meath, and Mark Treverse of Old Cartown aforesaid, Carpenter, to be exors.
In certain whereof 14 April 1737 his
John X Betty
mark
Witnessess--Willm Ocefe
John Grogan
Fran’s Walsh
Probate of the will of John Betty, late of Cartowne, co. Kildare dece'd gtd to George Betty, brother of dece'd (saving the right of Mark Treverse one of the exors) the said Lawrence Chamberlain and Christopher Fitzsimon the other exors having renounced. 12 June 1738
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