In 1737 Peter Curnow was the sole executor and residuary legatee of his father's will.
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Abstract of the Will of Peter Curnow of the Parish of Towednack in the County of Cornwall, Yeoman, written 24 Nov 1750, proved 20 Mar 1751. 2
Gives an annuity of 10 shillings to his sister Cathrine Martins.
Gives 5 shillings to his cousin William Ninis.
Gives 5 shillings to his cousin John Ninis.
Gives 5 shillings to his cousin Isaac Ninis.
Gives 5 shillings to his cousin Richard Curnow.
Gives 5 shillings to his cousin Jacob Curnow.
Gives 5 shillings to his cousin Peter Curnow.
Gives 5 shillings to his cousin Jone the wife of Will: Curnow.
Gives 5 shillings to his cousin Jone the wife of Matthew Stevens.
Gives 1 shilling to his cousin Matthew Curnow.
Gives £10 to Anne the daughter of Matthew Curnow, to paid to her when she turns twenty-one.
Gives his lands and tenements to Richard Curnow and Mathew Curnow, sons of Mathew Curnow, appointing them co-executors of his last will and testament.
Nominates the said Mathew Curnow as trustee of his will during the minority of the executors.
(his sign)
Witnesses: John James, Thomas James
An inventory of the goods & chattels, rights & credits, of Peter Curnow late of the parish of Towednack, yeoman, deceased, was taken and appraised by Thomas James and John James on 6 Mar 1750/1. Total value: £65 5s.