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Cloger Will and Grant Book 1730-54 1L-4-131.
65. (Will of James Beatty of Dromdagh, dated 4 Feb. 1737/8; Proved 10 June, 1740, I have, see p. 156)
83. Joseph Summerill of Drumakill, psh Muckno, Co. Monaghan:
To my dear wife Margaret my case at Drumakill which I hold from Alexander Carleton, Esq. And all my goods and debts due to me excepting to my brothers James and William Summerill, my clothes. Appoint my wife Margaret to be exor. In witness 27 Nov. 1740. Joseph Summerill
Witness: James Hemphil, Owyne Hanraty, William Brown.
Probate granted 10 June, 1741 to John McWatty, brother-in-law and next of kin to the dec'd, the executrix having renounced.
89. Admin. of the goods of Margaret Somervell alias McWatty, late of Drumakill, Psh. Muckno, Co. Monaghan, dec'd. granted 17 March 1740/1 to John McWatty and Isabella Brown, alias McWatty.
105. James Deninton of the town and Co. of Monaghan, curier. To my beloved wife Jane Diniston, alias Price my dwelling house and garden and half the park in Mullagh Monaghan for her widowhood, and a moiety of my meadow fields at the lands of Tully, all in the parish & co. of Monaghan for her widowhood all the rest of a pepper corn and two cows, a horse and my household goods, my working tools excepted which I give to my son John Deninton. Upon the death of my wife half the said household furniture and the other half which is not bequeathed to her to my children (Elinor Deninton alias Bailiff being excepted because I have already provided for her on her marriage with Robert Bailiff, and she is only to get 5/~) Also to my said wife £30. To my son Robert £30 when 21. To my daughters Jane and Anne £40 each when 21. To my beloved son John Deninton all my freeholds and £5 which is in the hands of Mr. John Beatty of Monaghan which is to be at his pleasure to dispose of as he shall think fit to the daughters of Rev. Mr. Thomas McBlaine by his first wife whose names are Anne, Jane and Elizabeth. My wife Jane and son John to be Exors. Appoint Mr. Francis Bathersby, Mr. James Adams of Monaghan, Merchants and Mr. John Sims of Monaghan, farmer to be trustees and overseers. 1 leave £1 to the poor of parish of Monaghan. IN Witness 13 April 1741. James (his x mark) Deniston
Witnesses: Geo. Litter, John Maywood, John Montgomery.
Probate granted 16 June 1741 to Jane and John Deninton, the Exors.
117. Admin. of the goods of William Harbert late of Maguire's Bridge, Parish of Aghalurcher, Co. Fermanagh, dec'd, granted 24 Dec. 1741, to Isabella Harbert, alias Betty.
239. John Gilmer of town and Co. of Monaghan. To my esteemed friends and relations; Mr. John Hamilton of Shankill, Co. Monaghan and Mr. John Beatty of the town of Monaghan, all my freehold real and personal whatsoever, share and share alike and appoint them Exors. To the poor of Parish. of Monaghan £3,
Witness: 18 Aug. 1741. John Gilmer
Witnesses: Brabazon Noble.
Codicil: I John Gilmer of town and Co. of Monaghan made my will as above and appointed John Hamilton of Shankill and John Beatty of Moneghan to be
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