Will: Fogurty, William September 7, 1665 *********************************************** Ireland Genealogy Projects Archives Tipperary Index Copyright ************************************************ File contributed by: Rosalind Dunning ros.dunning@outlook.com February 13, 2018, 2:44 pm FOGURTY, WILLIAM SEPTEMBER 7, 1665 Source: National Archives Kew England Written: September 7, 1665 Recorded: February 13, 2018 In the Name of God Amen I William Fogurty of the Parish of Ensiosgurty in the Countie of Tipparie in Ireland Doctor of Physicke being in pfect health and of pfect memorie (prayse be to God) doe by these psents declare this my last will and testament first I bequeath my Soule to my Saviour Jesus Christ my body to be buried in some holly Catholicke ground I bequeath one hundred pound upon the poorest Churchmen seculers or relligious if shall appeare soe to my Cossens Crogher Fogurty in Inlenghlin of Ensiosgurtie ......... & Brien Birraghie...........another hundred pound upon the poorest laytie as shall appeare soe to my saide Cossens both the two hundred pounds to be distributed and divided amongst the clergie and laytie as my said cossens shall Judge more Charitable and their prayers more efficacious I bequeath my interest in the Lease of.... and my mares with their .... Upon Mrs Ellen Yarrell of Luoghmoy in Consideration of what slanders and Aspertions were Cast upon her for me I do further express (?) and declare to the world that I never knew her carnally for a wife and that my opinion of her is to be a distressed vertuous gentlewoman I doe bequeath my interest in the lott of Fitchmond with the adjacent parcells upon the next heire male of my eldest brother and soe lineally upon his heires for ever and for want of such heires male in that line to the next heire male of the second and right line and soe still for want of such heires male in one line to come to the next and right heires male of the name soe that I leave noe power to any of the to sell or alienate it from the right heire of the name nor ever to Charge it above a hundred pound I Doe allsoe enjoyne them or any of them to consider the proprietors as my my said Coossens shall think fitt I bequeath twentie pound a peece to each of the poorest and neerest of my relation as farr as specialltyes and payes can go for my meaning is that the surest money should be payed to the Clergie and the poore the remainder in money and pays for my relation I leave Doctor Creagh twentie pounds as owne of my relation I doe appointe and ordaine my said Coossens Crogher Fogurty and Brien Birragzie lawfull executors of this my last will and testament In wittness whereof I have hereunto putt my hand and Seale the 7th of September 1665 William Fogurty Being psent at Signinge sealing hereof James Butler _ Paule Sherloke 17 July 1680 Administration with will annexed to Roger and Philip Fogurty Nephews to William Fogurty of Enseiogurty in the County of Tipperary but late of Newgate Prison London PCC Prob11/363