Esther names her husband Lingiachus as sole executor, and leaves him her entire dowry in order to hand it over as a dowry to their daughter Anna as her husband sees fit. If Anna dies before she can marry, Esther instructs her husband to give their…
Eudochia records a will because she is planning to travel from Candia to Jerusalem. She names her three grandsons (Lingiachus, Iochuda, and Chavi) as her executors. She also seems to have a fourth grandson, still a minor, named Lingiachus, who is the…
Soi testates during an illness. She names her husband Chavi as her executor, and leaves all of her goods to her daughter Eudochia, who seems to be a minor. Although Soi does not say this explicitly, the goods seem to be meant as a dowry, since she…
Cherana named a female friend, a widow, as her executor. She leaves two homes that she owns in Candia's Jewish quarter to her children, a daughter named Xathi and a son named Ioste.
She seeks to make it known in her will that she had the goods of…