William Quayle 1677

Archdeacon Will 1677A #066 Michael will of William Quayle of Coolshellagh, moar at the time of his death, dated 10 November 1677: 
Summary:  daughters Ellin (underage, married John Cannell by 1699, his father is Philip Cannell) & Joney (underage), 
wife [Mary Cannell] is alive, father John Quayle of Coolshellagh is alive by dead by 1688, mother is dead, maternal half 
brother Phinlo Garrett (his children, dead by 1699), niece Catharine Cannell (dau of John Cannell), uncle Daniel/Donold 
Quayle, Ewan Garrett nephew (son of Phinlo Garrett)
Michael parish register:  Wm Quayle    buried  22 November 1677
Michael parish register:  William Quayle son of John Quayle was christened 15 June 1643 Michael
Michael parish register:  William Quayle married Mary / Mally Cannell on about 27 June 1673
will of father:  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
see: John Quayle is mentioned (of CoolShellaugh, per 1664) in will of Margaret Curghey als Christian, 
will 1655A #48 Lezayre, Margaret died March 1652
will of mother: ArW 1675A #163 Michael will of Joney Quayle alias Garrett alias Curghey, died 29 January 1675/6:  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)
mother: Michael parish register:   Jony Curfey  buried in Ballaugh Church  31 January 1675/6
see: ArW 1663A #006 Ballaugh, of Margaret Garrett alias Kinley, died 1 February 1663/64: 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 1668A #55 Ballaugh, of Margaret Garrett alias Skeally, died about 16 February 1668/9, 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

		Novr: the 10th 1677

This is affirmed to be ye last will & Testamt of Willm Quayle ----[torn]     
was in perfect memory at ye making or declaring thereof ----[torn]     
Imprmis: he committed his soul to God & his body to Christian buriall 
Itm: he left 10s to be spent on his funerall,   It: to ye poor he left 
half a firlet of meal & a sheep;   Itm: he left to his father 25s 
wch he ought his father, and also 3s 6d for wch he left his father and 
if he would be content therewith, if not yt he should have ye 3s 4d.   Itm: he ----[torn]     
to his said father 20 bowles & a firlet of oates, nine bowles & ----[torn]     
firlet of meatcorne, five bowles of barley two of them dry corne, a bo----[torn]     
more of barley & seven pecks wch was for seed corne, one bowle & half 
ferlet of wheat, and 4 pottles of rye, all these measures of corne 
the said Willm: Quaile received from his father when he undertooke 
charge of ye Lands;    Itm: he appointed & ordered his executrs: to make & f----[torn]     
up all the vessells of meale wch he received from his father at his comming 
to ye house at ye sight of his father & wife & to be given or returned to  ----[torn]     
father;   Itm: he left to Ffinlo Carretts children the two ewes due to ----[torn]     
by his mothers will;   Itm: he left to Cathrine Cannell daughter of 
John Cannell ye legacie due to her by her grandmothers will vizt a cow 
a blankett & a fledge;   Itm: he left to ye said Cathrine Cannell of his owne 
goods 6 sheep of two years old, wch is to be delivered unto her grandfather f----[torn]     
her use, & if it happen ye said Cathrine die underage, noe goods of hers 
returnes to his executrs: but the 6 sheep;    Itm: he left to Wm Killip in 
Ballaugh 2s 2d due to him for hay;   Itm: to his unkle Donold Quaile 
1s 8d.    Itm: to Mr Wattleworth for tyth 1 shilling;   Itm: to Willm: Cordeag 
4s due to him for his wages, two banns, a dublett, a waistcoat & a paire 
of stockens;    Itm: to ye maidservant for ye half year past unpaid a shilling 
and did declare that if he did then, that ye maid servant should not 
any longer serve upon his account, nor be further chargeable to his executrs: 
It: he left to John Caine 4s 3d due to him for his wages;   Itm: he left 
to Patrick Carrett an old shuite of Russet & a pair of shoes;   Itm: he 
left to Margrett Caine 4s due to her for her wages;  Itm: he left to 
John Caine a coate;   Itm: to Willm Curlett a pair of breeches & a paire of 
stockins;   Itm: he declared yt he received moneys for an oxe that was sould  
by his father last Summer and to make up ye teame of oxen againe he 
left to is father an oxe that he bought himself at St Keals faire bef----[torn]     
Itm: he left to his father two muttons of his own instead of ye two muttons of 
his fathers wch he made use of, and bad his father to take them when he was 
for he knew where they were.   Itm: he left to his father was was 
left to him by his mothers will vizt: ye Lands, crop of corne, yt Teame, and 
ye gears belonging to ye working of ye Lands.    Itm: to his wife he left all 
ye shapt cloathes linnen & woollen yt was in ye house, and a white 
blanket for a legacie;   Itm: he left to Hugh Cannell an ewe.   Itm: he 
left to his father his part of two horses yt were undivided betwixt thenm
Itm: he left his wife & his Executrs: to pay ye Receiver what was ----[torn]     
Itm: he did constitute & appoint his two daughters Ellin & Jony his true & l----[torn]     
full executrs: of ye rest of goods moveable & unmoveable & desired & ap----[torn]     
----[torn]----- ------ -------- ----------- supervisors of his ---- children for ----[torn]     

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	John Corlett   }
	Daniel Corlett }  jurati
			The wife and overseers sworn in Court

The Testator being ye Lords Moar when he dyed an
Tally being unbroken   Therfore two monthes time is given 
----- ---  the Inventory & then to be pfected sub pena xs[10s]

Novr ye 1st  78
Margt Carrett entrs: her claime agt: ye Execrs: of Wm Quaile for 
a cow & half ye Increas being two calves & also for ye spining of 8lb 
of yarn 12d & for xs[10s] & odd moneyes due to her by ye dth: of her fathr: 
and also for 34d due for work done by her husband for them & also 
for smoothing Iron all due debt as will be made to apear & craveth tryall

		July 15  1713
John Cannel came this day to ye Records with his father Philip Cannell, 
and does acknowledge to have recd: half of --- the forty six shillings from his sd 
father, which he recd: from Margt: Quayle widow as apeares by the 
annex’d paper;  For which sd: summe of twenty three shillings the sd John Cannell 
(in behalf of his wife, Execr: to ye within Wm Quayle) does hereby 
acquit & discharge his sd Father & Execrs: for ever.   As witness 
his name the day & year above written 
					John Cannell 
In presence of 
    Cha: Wattleworth Regr:  

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[torn]--- ------ of ye goods of Wm Quaile deceased taken and praised Wm Cowley John 
[torn]--- ---- Corlett & Patrick Kelly and ye Sumner as followeth 
                                                            £     s    d
[torn]--- pt of a heffer of 2 years old ................... 00 - 15 - 00 
[torn]--- pt of ye sheep and goats ........................  1 - 00 - 00 
[torn]--- pt of a colt .................................... 00 - 10 - 00 
[torn]--- pt of ye wollin & wollin yearne ................. 00 - 5 - 00 
[torn]--- pt of ye salt ................................... 00 - 2 - 00 
[torn]---ads pte of ye ser and one sayle .................. 00 - 3 - 00 
[torn]---eads pt of ye Remender of ye tyth wich  }
[torn]---fore pottles betwixt oats and barley and} 
[torn]---r nessessaries .........................}......... 00 - 2 - 00 
                                           Sum    2£ - 17s - 00d

John Quaile supervisor over ye Children of ye sd Wm hath of ye sd goods 1£ - 12s - 00d 
Ffinlo Carrett of Ballaugh another of ye supervisor hath of ye sd goods 1 - 5 - 00 
                                                £   s    d
paid to ye Receiver and ye moore .............. 4 - 6 - 00 
paid to ye Crediters .......................... 1 - 12 - 00 
for his funerall Charges ......................00 - 12 - 00 
                                          Summ  6 - 10 - 00d 

The above summe of 2£ - 17s - 00d is free & debtless and 
in ye hands of Jo: Quaile & Ffinloe Carrett as above 
expressed, and have given pledges John Cordjeag for Jo: Quayle 
& Jo: Stean for Phinloe Carrett 

Sept: 30th 1699
Jon: Cannell husband to Ellin Quaile one of th Exrs: of Will: Quail doth hereby 
acknolwedge to have received at and from the hands of Ewan Garrett son of Phinloe 
the summ of 25s due to the sd Exrs: and doth for himself and the other 
Exr: herby  acquits and discharge the sd Ewan Garret and his for the same 
					John Cannell 
before me 
	---ne: Curghey Regr: 

June ye 19th 1688
Received then from and at ye hands of Margt Quaile 
widow ye just sume of fortie six shillings, yt is to sy 1£ 12s ---- 
according to ye Inventory, ten shillings sworne upon her by Finlo 
Garrett & four shillings for a yeers age; all wch is due to ye 
children of Wm Quaile; & of wch I dow acquitt & discharge 
ye sd Margt:[sic, Mary] Quaile widow & Execr: of John Quaile, her Exrs: 
& Administrs: for ever, As witnesse my hand the day & yeare 

above written 			Philip Cannell his mrk X
before me Sam: Watleworth Regr:  

[on a slip of paper:]    
An account of what is not put to ye 
books of ye goods of ye children of Wm 
Quayle yet in ye hands of Jo: Quayle 
ye summ of ten shill: 

Note ye ijs of ye above xs[10s] is mencond 
in ye will of Wm: Quayle, & the other 
four shillings is for one goat, 3 qrtrs 
of Russet & his share of a press

Sworn before me by Ffinlo Garrett 
June 8th 1688		Th: Parre
			Jon: Christian
Adde to this to Wm 
Quailes will

Last Modified 21 August 2017