Sentence in 1756 will

[morris.merryweather]

I'm stuggling with the underlined words. Any idea's ?
Starting with the end of the first line in the attached:

...& I give to
my son an? my too daughters Adam ____?  ___? Martha? ye
other half of my Eficts at Tadington Equilly amongs...'

Thanks

 

[horselydown86]

...my son an my too doughters Adam ales an martha y^e

other half of my Efects...

ales = common archaic spelling of alice.

[ShaunJ]

my son an my too daughters Adam alos (or alis) an martha

[Zacktyr]

Hi,

Horselydown86 has interpreted the phrase correctly.  The names of the three children are Adam, Ales [Alice] and Martha.  This Will was written by someone whose education in literacy wasn't complete, viz "equilly" for 'equally' and "an" for 'and'.  So, it does not surprise me that Alice's name was spelled phonetically as "Ales".

[morris.merryweather]

Thanks - I've now found the baptism for Alice so that all ties in.

There are a couple of other words I can't work out in the will.

second line in the first attachment:

'...my p_____  hopeing [?] through ye ________ death & pasion [?] of Jesus Christ....'

second line in the second attachment:

'...pleased god to be stowe upon me ________ I give & dis-....'

Thanks for any ideas.

[Bookbox]

... hands of y^e allmighty god
my Creator hopeing through y^e meritoriouse death &
pasion ...

... to Be stow upon me & y^e Rest I give & dis- ...

[morris.merryweather]

Thanks !

[Maiden Stone]

... hands of y^e allmighty god
my Creator hopeing through y^e meritoriouse death &
pasion ...

... to Be stow upon me & y^e Rest I give & dis- ...

These were typical stock phrases in old wills.
The Passion and Death of Jesus Christ is the arrest, trial, suffering and execution of Jesus.

Is the rest of "dis-" continued on next line?
  "dis-
   pose ..."