Robert Joyner 1670

Episcopal Will 1670E #010 Braddan (Douglas), of Robert Joyner of Douglas, mariner, Deed of Gift made 1 November 1665, accepted as a Will on 7 November 1670: 
Summary: son William Joyner, William's wife Amy Joyner alias Watson, son Henry, dau [Margaret the elder] in Ireland, 
dau [Margaret] married to Christopher Bridson of Douglas, son Thomas Joyner in London, 
SEE also Deed of Gift & Will: ArW 1661A #109 Braddan, of Robert Joyner, mariner, of Douglas, Deed of Gift made 1 November 1665, proved 1 June 1673, 
wife Ellin/Ellinor Joyner alias Quay is dead: mariner, Deed of Gift made 1 November 1665 & signed by him: son William Joyner; William's wife [Amy] 
Joyner alias Watson, son Henry Joyner 6d legacy, dau Margaret the elder now in Ireland 6d legacy, dau Margaret now wife of Christopher Bridson of 
Douglas 6d legacy; son Thomas Joyner living in London 20s legacy.   Proved as will on June 26th 1673    
will of wife: ArW 1661A #108 Braddan, of Ellin Joyner alias Quay, died about 6 February 1662/3, intestate: husband Robert Joyner mariner of Douglas, 
children Henry, Thomas (out of the Island), William, Margaret & Margaret Joyner; son in law Christopher Bridson, goods of Thomas & Margaret are in 
the hands of the father Robert 

Know all men by these prsents that I Ro: Joyner of the towne of Duglas 
marriner, of & upon diverse good causes & consideracons me th-----
conduceinge: & especially out of the entire love & affection, wch I 
the said Robt: doe beare unto my most deere & every loveinge sonn 
Willm: Joyner, who hath allwayes had a greater love & more filli=
all respect unto me the said Ro: then my other of my children hath 
had; upon wch aforesaid consideracone I the said Robt: Joyner doe 
hereby freely give & bestow all my interest, right, or title of 
all my houses backsids & gardens with foulters[?or 'toulters'] togeather, with all 
manner of goods of what kinds or nature soever, with all such debt 
or debts sum or sums of moneys as shall bee in my custody at ye 
time of my death, or due to mee from any other manner of 
pson, or psons wtsoever after my death as aforesaid:  To have 
hold, occupie & peaceably to enjoy, to him, his heires, executors, 
Admynistrators & assignes for ever after my decease, from all the 
rest of my other children, provided that my said sonnn Willm: shall 
not have power to dispose of any pt or pcell of the prmisses 
above mencioned after the life or lives of the longer 
survivor of himselfe & his now wife Amey Joyner alis Watson
from his owne heires maile lawfully begotten of his now wife 
or for want thereof the same to descend to the heires maile next 
of kinn, & of the name of Joyner:   Allso for the avoydinge of any 
future troble or suits of law betwixt my said sonn Willm: & the 
rest of his brothers & sisters I doe hereby nominat & appoint 
----- ------ ------[torn] [to either of them a legasie to cut them off from any right of]
claime or title to th------[torn]  [the prmisses above specified ---- to my]
sonn Henrye Joyner six pence,  to my dau------[torn][daughter Margrett the elder]    
who is now in Ireland six pence;  & to my daught------[torn] [daughter Margrett]
the now wife of Christopr Brydson of Duglass six pence;   and to my  
sonn Tho: Joyner liveing in London twentie shillings;    And I 
the said Rob: doe hereby disclaime & make voyde all, & everie 
manner of will, or wills, deede or gift or gifts or any other 
escript or writeing whatsoever relating to the prmisses above=
saide, and doe hereby aver them or any such to bee none of 
my act or deede, and doe hereby further obleig myselfe upon 
the oath of an honest man, never to make any other deede
of gift or will to null this:   As allso for the better assurrance 
of all & singulaer the prmisses & to witnes this to be my proper  
act & deede, & in my pfect health & memorie, & not seduced 
hereunto out of any by end-- to myselfe, nor hathred to the 
rest of my children but grounded upon the reasons aforesaid 
written, as witnesse my hand & seale this first day of Nor: 1665
signed sealed & delivered 
in the prsents of us 			Robert Joyner [plus his seal]
to be sworne  John: Barrey
	Willm Christian }		Concordat p me
	Willm: Fflexney }  iurati		J Huddlestone
								verte
	This is accepted for a will & sworne & proved in 
	Court ye 7th  9ber  70

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Nor: ye 16th 1665
The within named Ro: Joyner hath ys day acknowledged 
the foresaid deede of gift to be his owne voluntarie 
act & deed, & desireth me (as I am a member of Court) 
to take notice thereof and that the latter part of the 
foresaid writing is his last will & testament irrevo=
cable:  and further desired yt I might hereafter if occation
were atest the same, and for better safetie, desired yt 
it might be kept one record & annexed to his wifes will:  
wch accordingely was done, by order of the officiall: 
				J Huddleston
		Concordat p me
		  J Huddlestone Regisr Archdn: 

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K Bradan, 	Douglasse

A trew & perfect Inventorie of all ye Goods chattles ------[torn]    
cattles of Robt Joynor Late of ye towne of Dowg------[torn]    
diceased, praised this 16th of March 1669 by ------[torn]    
names ase here under subscribed 
Inprmis halfe ye houses toulters  }	              £     s
   backsides and gardens .........}.................. 07 - 00 - ------[torn]    
Itt: one Brass pott  1 brass kettle  one brasse   }
    candlestick  6 old pewter dishes  2 old quart }.. 00 - 11 - ------[torn]    
    flaggons  &  dj old iron pott ................}
It: halfe an old feather bed & boulster wth  }
    one coverlet and one blancott............} ...... 00 - 07 - ------[torn]    
It: halfe cubbord  dj dishbord and bedsteed dj }
    table & frame  one forme ..................}..... 00 - 12 - ------[torn]    
It: dj an old small brasse pann  dj an old   }
   Leene[?] and one old tub .................} ...... 00 - 05 - 0------[torn]    
It: for 5 deales & a halfe 1 chest  1 paire }
    of sheetes .............................} ....... 00 - 08 - 0------[torn]    
It: one oake powle & a halfe ........................ 00 - 00 - 09 
It: dj one old ringe ................................ 00 - 00 - 06 
It: his wearing aparrill ............................ 01 - 00 - 00 
                                                      £    s     d
                                             sum is   10 - 05 - 00

June 6th 1670:
The wife of Wm Joynr who prtends the whole Interest to be in her selfe 
& husband by deede of gift from Robt: Joyner deceased (wch deed 
shee is to prove before ye deemster and returne to us wthin a month) is wit------[torn]    
in ye sd time or soonr if it may conveniently to pfect ye Inventory; and
in ye Interim hath given pledges secundum forman legis    Phillip Cowle   and 
John Read

Wm Joynr is sworn in Cort and hath pduced his ffathers deed of gift 
wch is further attested by Mr Wm Fflaxney & Wm Christian 2 of y wittnesses 
and is to pay all debts, & pforme all things incumbent upon an Executor as 
farr as ye goods will extend and hath given pledges according to Law Mr Wm 
Flaxney & Wm Christian

[3 pages previously:]   
I being desired by Willm: Joyner to value his part of the vessell
the sixt part thereof being his belonging to his father, doe 
take the said part to be worth about 8£ ster:  this 7th of 9ber 70
					John Murrey

Last Modified 7 December 2017