| Submitted by: | Joyce M Oates |
| Date: | 21 December 2015 |
| Original: | 0106203 |
Archdeacon Will 1675A #163 Michael will of Joney Quayle alias Garrett alias Curghey, died 29 January 1675/6: Summary: 2nd husband John Quayle of Coolshellagh (see his will ArW 1688A #10 Michael), their son William Quayle of Coolshellagh (see his will ArW 1677A #088 Michael), granddau Catharine Cannell (underage, her overseers: Major Stevenson & Deemster Christian), son Phinlo Garrett (has children, including Margaret), son? Patrick Garrett, dau? Isabel Garrett, dau Margaret Garrett (married), granddau Alice Quayle, granddau Margaret Garrett, goddau Daniel Curghey's child, sister Ann Curghey, Mr James Christian of Laugholley is husband of a daughter of Joney, Mabel Burke alias Curghey of Dublin sister (?daughter) of Joney. Also: servant Margaret Caine, employee Richard Mylroy, Isabel Curghey in Ramsey, John Cannon, Richard Caine, witness: John Caine, witness: Daniel Corlett, William Corjeage / Cordeige, Philip Cannell & wife Jane & son John (married Joney's daughter) & dau Jane (wife to John Kaighin) & dau Catharine Cannell, Mrs Alice Skelton (wife of Thomas Skelton, dau of Deemster John Christian of Milntown & Margaret Parker), Ewan Curghey junior (?a cousin to Alice Skelton als Christian) Michael parish register: Jony Curfey buried in Ballaugh Church 31 January 1675/6 will of dau in law: ArW 1668A #55 Ballaugh, of Margaret Garrett alias Skeally, died about 16 February 1668/69, intestate: husband Phinlo Garrett, sons Ewan & Patrick (?dead by 1670) Garrett, also mentioned (debts owed to the following): bro in law Phillip Garrett and his brother Patrick Garrett (in Ireland), Margaret Garrett (sister to Philip & Patrick), step bro in law William Quayle of Coolshellagh [his father John of Coolshellagh married Phinlo Garrett's widowed mother Joney], bro in law Daniel Voddy (md Joney Skeally), pledges included: Stephen Key, John Christian, John Radcliffe, Thomas Teare of Ballaugh NOTE: Phinlo Garrett married Margaret Skeally on 19 July 1663, Jurby Parish see will, ?first wife of Phinlo: ArW 1663A #006 Ballaugh, of Margaret Garrett alias Kinley: husband Phinlo or Philip Garrett (both given names are used, Phinlo is probably the correct name), executors dau Margaret & Ellin & Joney Garrett; brother in law? Philip Garrett (owed money); brother & overseer of children Thomas Kinley, brother in law Patrick Carrett is to assist Thomas Kinley, also: Katharine Kissage; mother in law? Joney Curghey, also: step-father in law John Quayle (of Coolshellagh, married to Joney Quayle als Garrett als Curghey, see John's will ArW 1688A #10 Michael & Joney's will ArW 1675A #163 Michael), stepbrother in law Wiliam Quayle of Coolshellagh (son of John Quayle of Coolshellagh, see William's will ArW 1677A #066 Michael) see also: ArW 1677A #066 Michael will of William Quayle, moar at the time of his death, dated 10 November 1677: daughters Ellin (underage, married John Cannell by 1699, his father is Philip Cannell) & Joney (underage), wife [Mary Cannell] is alive, father John Quayle is alive by dead by 1688 (see his will ArW 1688A #10 Michael), mother is dead, half brother Phinlo Garrett (his children), niece? Catharine Cannell (dau of John Cannell), uncle Daniel/Donold Quayle Michael parish register: Wm Quayle buried 22 November 1677 Michael parish register: William Quayle married Mary / Mally Cannell on about 27 June 1673 see also: ArW 1688A #10 of John Quayle of Coolshellagh: son William (who inherited from his mother) is dead, dau in law Mary Cannell who has two daughters father: Michael parish register: Jon: Quayle of Coolshelagh buried 5 April 1688
K Michael Janr: 14th 1675/6 The last will & testamt: of Jony Quaile als Curghey who departed this life the 29th of January last being in perfect memory. first she bequeated her soul to God & her body to be buried in Ballaugh church yard It: she left to be distributed on ye poor 3 firletts of meale with what was accustomed to be given with ye like. It: to ye minister a mutton. It: she left to her husband John Quaile all her pt of ye lands & houses yt were then in their possession, all her part of ye crop of corne, her part of ye team of oxen & all her pt of all ye geares yt belong unto ye working of ye farme, desireing him to leave unto their son Willm: Quaile not only her said part of all ye lands & houses in their prsent possession, ith her pt of ye crop of corne, teame of oxen, & all geares belonging unto ye working of yesaidfarme in ye like condition as she hath left it, but also his own pt of all ye said pticulars either at his latter day, or sooner as he should find cause to the same, to wch ye sd John hath fully assented in yeprsentedprsence of us whose names are undr written & hath witnessed ye same by his own subscription. It: she left to ye sd John ye riding horse, her pt of ye hay in ye Curraugh, there flaxen sheetts out of ye whole; all ye black russet yarn spun in ye house, her pt of ye brewing pann, & all her part of ye money that was in his custody were is more or lesse, and that none should question him for it. It: she left to Cathrine Cannell her grandchild a cow, a blankt of ye yarn was spun within, formerly intended for her, and this to be paid unto her by ye sd Jony’s executr: when ye child should come to age; & if she died undr age to return to ye executr himself; she de= sired & appointed Major Stevenson to be one of ye sd childs overseers and for soe doing she left to him ye best fledge in her house, & in condieration of this fledgebeing given, she left to her said husband John Quaile a coverlet; she also desired & appointed Deemstr Christian to be another overseer to ye sd child, & for his care she left to him twently shillings; and if ye child should come to ye state of marriage, and take ye advice of her nearest relations on her mothers side & ye said overseers, that is, to their satisfaction, she is to have ye sd Legacie, otherwise to returne to ye Executor It: she left to Phinlo Carret her son ten shillings & a fledge. To Patr: Carrett a heifer known to himself & a sheet, To Issabell Carrett a keare fledge & 8s yt is in her hand. To Margret Carret her daughter a chest and all here wearing clothes linen & woolen besides what are left in Legacies, and a white fledge unsown. To her grandchild Alice Quaile a yard & a quartr of loghton & a white blanket. To Margt: Carret her grandchild a yard of linen, apetticoata sheep and a lamb and a petticoat for her wages; and to all ye rest of Phinlo Carretts children to every of them a lamb of a year old. To Margt: Caine ye maidservant a yard of linen & a petticoat for her wages. To a goddaughter of hrs Donell Curgheys child an ewe lamb. To Rich Mackle= roy halfe a sheet, & yt he should be paid her pt of ye wages due unto him To Issabell Curghey in Ramsey a quart of gray wooll. To Ann Curghey her sister a gray waistcoat. To John Cannon two yards ot white cloath. To Patr: Carrett two yards of white cloth in consideration of service done. To Jane Qu----[torn] a russet waiscoat. To Rich: Caine half a blanket. To Willm Clu----[torn] wife in Michael towne half a blanket. To John Caine 12d. To Donell ----[torn] Curlett two yards of gray cloth. Lastly she constituted & appointed her loving son Willm Quaile her true & lawfull executr of all ye rest of her goods ----[torn] moveable & unmoveable. It: she left to Willm Corjeage a ---- of not ----[dark & torn] cloth & a quartr of a yard of linnen John Quaile his mrk X Testes Donell Curlett} John Caine } jurat It: she left unto her said Executor her part of the pounds wch was recovered of her sister in law Margret Quaile appeare The said witnesses have further declared upon oath yt her husband was to give -----[torn] to Ffinlo Carrett: & allso bequeathed a sheete as s------[dark ----- -----[torn] -----[crumbled bottom]--- ----- and halfe in her will ------ [dark]----- -----[torn] [written sideways in the inner margin of the page:] Mr Dymster Christian is sworne supvisor in Court, & Major Ste= The executor sworne in forme of law venson is to be sworne the next pbatum et solvit xijd Court at Castletown [next page] These ensueing summs of money the deceadt: declared to be due unto her at her will making £ s d Imprimis { Philip Cannell sent his son John to her to borrow } { money to pay Wm Cannon ye Lds: moar recit due to him }...... 01 - 00 - 0----[fold] { & she lent unto him at yt time for ye sd use ........} { To ye said Philip Cannell at anothe time ............} { wch she ye sd deceadt: delivered at his own house in } { the presence ofyt sd Philips daughterJane Cannell } ..... 00 - 18 - 0----[fold] { his daughtr: & now wife to Jo: Kaighin ..............} Lent { To ye said Philip by ye hand of Kathrine Can= } { nell his daughtr: ............................}............. 00 - 03 - 0----[fold] { Lent to Jo: Cannell after she was married .........} { to her daughter which she offered in her life time } ....... 00 - 16 - 0---[fold] { to prove on her daughter grave according to Law } { Lent to ye said Philip Cannell & his wife two } { bowles of meale ..............................} ............... Moreover she enjoynd ye within said John Quaile her husband to declare what summs of money or other debts were due unto him yt her Executr: might have & recover her part of them, wch he hereunto annexeth Due from Philip Cannell Jane his wife & John his son } as may appeare by Specialtiewherof maythe summe of } ........... 02 - 00 - ----[fold] 4£ whereof due to ye Executor ...................................................... Due to ye Executr from Hen: Woods ..................................... 00 - 06 ----[fold] Due to ye Executr: from Tho: Crellin .................................. 00 - 05 ----[fold] Due to ye Executr from Donell Quaile y reast .......................... 00 - 00 ----[fold] The deceadt: further declared That she sent unto Mrs Alice Skelton a stone of woole, in consideration she sent ye deceadent a pan, but through a mistake of ye messenger twas delivered to Ewan Curghey junior who is to be accountable for ye same ............. Whatever can be recovered from Philip & John Cannell for ye maintenance of Kathrine Cannell these 4 yeares past the Executr is to have his proportion according to ye deceadts: desire 14 days is given to bringe in an Invent sub paena xxs[20s] ad usum domini July 10th 1676John Cannell enters his claime against ye executor of Jony Quaile als Curghey for the sum of 4£ sterling of her own proper goods pmissed him before ye marriag of her daughter: due debt as hee will make to appeare & craveth legall:July 10th 1676: John Cannell enters his claime against the execr: of Jony Quaile alis Curghy for the summ of 4£ sterling promissed him, of her owne proper goods, before the said John Cannell maryed her daugr: due debt, & craveth tryall --- ----- 1676/7 John Cannell enters his claime against the said execr for ye sum of thirtie five sterling pmissed him as portione wth the said Jony Curghy daughter ---- unsatisfied save only wt he can produce acquittances for due debt etc [next page] Janr: 22d 1676/7: Margt Carrett enters her claime against ye execr: of Jony Curghy for a cow she gave unto her upon halfe the encrease, & allso for halfe the increas being 2 calfes & allso for ye thieving of eigh pound of yarne xijd, & for xs[10s] & od moneys due to her by ye death of her father in yr custody: & allso for 3s-4d due for work done by her husband: & allso for a smothing iron & tubb yt came out of Ireland & all due debt as shee will make to appeare & craveth tryall Janr: 29th 1676/7 Mr James Christian of Laughalley enters his claime against the said execr: for the sume offifteenethritie pounds sterling wch her husband in her life time became bound for as appeares upon record for his said James wife pt of goods due to her by the death of her mother: due debt & craveth tryall July ye 6th 1678 Mris: Mabell Burke als Curghey of Dublin and lately returned into this Island enters her claim agt: ye execrs: of Jony Quaile als Curghy for ye sum of 30£ being her childs part of goods due by ye death of her mother for wch her husband Jo: Quaile became bound in ye Spirituall Records [next page] The Inventory of Jony Quaile als Curghey decd: her pert of goods taken according to Law as followeth this 28th of March 1676 £ s d £ s d Imprmis: one cow ................... 0 - 18 - 0 It: her pt of two earthen potts } It: another cow .................... 0 - 14 - 0 & of some trenchers ........}..... 0 - 00 ---- It: the 3d pt of a heifer } It: an old bolster without feathers ... 0 - 0----- two years old ........}......... 0 - 02 - 0 It: a feather bed & 3 bolsters......... 1 - 0 It: one calf ....................... 0 - 03 - 0 It: her pt of small wooden } It: In sheep and muttons } vessells ...............}.......... 0 - 01 --[dark] thirteen .............}......... 0 - 13 - 0 It: two barrells and her part It: for wooll flax & hemp } of a churn & of a tub ............. 0 - 03 --[dark] her pt ................}........ 0 - 03 - 0 It: her part of two old candlesticks 0 - 00 It: for woollen yarn ............... 0 - 03 - 0 It: one barrell ........................... 0 - 01 --[edge] It: three old fledges .......} It: the half of two brewing } one blanket & two old } keeres .................}.......... 0 - 02 --[edge] blankets ..............}...... 0 - 15 - 0 It: a barrell & a half of salt ........ 0 - 05 ---[edge] It: four pound of old } It: four old sacks & two old } pewter ...........}............ 0 - 02 - 0 canvases ................}........ 0 - 04 ---[edge] It: the third pt of ye horses } It: her pt of a pair of trippetts } belonging to ye farm .....}..... 0 - 18 - 0 & of a spitt ...............}..... 0 - 01 - ---[edge] It: her pt of tann'd leather ....... 0 - 02 - 0 It: her pt of a brass skillet & } ladle & of a frying pan ...}...... 0 - 01 ---[edge] It: more aded by ye executor debts due from It: her pt of sivs & weights .......... 0 - 01 ---[edge] Joh: Cannon .................... 0 - 17 - 0 It: for straw basketts .............. 0 - 00 ---[edge] from E---- Curghey balud her ---- 0 - 10 - 0 2 - 09 - 0 from Tho Cannell ...... 10d Tho:Curghy .......... 0 - 3s - 0d pledges Wm Cowley and 4 - 13 - 0 Wm Kermod in form of law The executor hath promised if any thing more be to be added, he will manifest it
Last Modified 21 December 2015