| Submitted by: | Joyce M Oates |
| Date: | 23 August 2017 |
| Original: | 0106203 |
Archdeacon Will 1677A #124 Maughold will of William Callow of Ballaglass, died 23 January 1676/7: Summary: wife [Margery Kerruish, died Feb 1687/8, her will ArW 1687A #78 Maughold] is alive, son (heir) Christopher, son William, intended son in law William Corrin, dau Isabel (md Wm Corrin), dau Mary, dau Jan, dau Joney (next to youngest), dau Margt (underage) Maughold parish register: Will Callow, Ballaglass, buried 23 Jan 1676/7 will of wife: ArW 1687 #78 Maughold of Margery Callow als Kerruish, died 15 Feb 1687/8: granddau Jane Kerruish, son William, dau Joney (married Robert Callow), dau Isabel, dau Jane, son Christopher, dau Margaret (married William Christian), dau in law Margery, also: Daniel Kerruish wife: Maughold parish register: Margery Callow als Kerrish bur 15 Feb 1687/88 dau: Maughold parish register: Mary Xtn als Callow bur 1 Sep 1679: md Ewan Xtn of Ballure, died in childbirth (dau survived) dau & agreement regarding her daughter: ArW 1688 #27 Maughold of Mary Christian alias Callow died 1679, wife of Ewan Christian of Ballure who died 1688, they have one daughter, contract agreement dated November 17th 1679: Mary had a very young and weak child. Her husband was kindly and so the child's overseers (Mary's family) agreed to leave the daughter with him to raise. Mary's family: brother Christopher Callow, sister Margaret Callow, brother in law Robert Callow, and brother in law William Corrin son: Christopher Callow married Margery Christian: ArW 1717 #79, Maughold of Christopher Callow of Ballaglass died 4 January 1717/8: wife is not mentioned, sons Robert & William, daughters Catharine (married) and Isabel dau: Maughold parish register:Margaret Callow married William Christian 4 Nov 1685 in Maughold ?dau: Maughold bur reg: Margt Xtian als Callow bur 23 Oct 1699
Maughold The last will & testamt: of Will: Callow ballaglasse who departed this life ye 23 of January 1676. Imprs: He committed his soul to God & his body to ye grave. Itm: To his sonne Christoper his part of ye teame his part of ye crop of corne, with his part of all gears & implements belonging to husbandry work. Itm: He asked his wife to give her part of ye teame & crop of corne to his said sone; and she replyed yt she did not intend to goe awaywth it from him. Itm: He bequeathed to his said sone Christophr: one Dozen of those sheep wch came to ye fold, and all his part of ye wild sheep, with one angel in gold. Itm: To his sonne Will: one angel in gold & a silver ring with some silver cheines & hookes, and a precious stone. Itm: To his intended sone in Law Will: Corrin one angel in gold. Itm: to his Daughter Isable two or three quartes of woole. Itm: To his Daughter Mary one boul of mault or barley, and as much to his Daughter Jane. Itm: To his daughter Jony one gold ring. Itm: To his wife, ye gold in ye house, or ye mony yt it was in pawne for, if it was redeemed. Itm: He constituted & appointed his two Daughters Viz: Jony & Margt: his true and Lawfull executors of all ye rest fo hs goodes movable & unmovable Testes Will: Corkill sicke & to be sworn pbatum est et solvit xijs John Cotteam } by ye Regr: who is to Will: Callow }be swornto goe to his house Will: Cotteam} jurati He declare yt these underwritter were indebted to him as followeth £ s d John Caisment ............................. 05 - 00 - 00 this is but 30s & ye debtor is misserable poore James Christian ........................... 05 - 00 - 00 this is upon a morgadge of land Ellin Callow .............................. 00 - 06 - 00 lost Ewan Knealle .............................. 00 - 03 - 08 paid Margt: Crow ............................... 00 - 06 - 06 this is but The Executrs: of Sr Edwd Crow... 00 - 16 - 00 lost Willim: Christian ........................ 01 - 00 - 00 16s 6d paid John McChartney ......................... 00 - 06 - 00 paid Will: Cowne ............................... 00 - 10 - 00 paid John Wattleforth ......................... 01 - 00 - 00 paid The Execrs: of Jam:Moore ................. 02 : 00 : 00 lost Will: Kissacks sonne .................... 00 - 02 - 00 paid Dani: Lowey ............................... 00 - 04 - 00 paid Mr Nelson ................................. 00 - 09 - 00 unpaid The two Carrads and } their sister in ye fels} ................ 00 - 02 - 06 the psons unknown Daniell Quayle ............................ 00 - 02 - 00 not paid what is to be accomptable for to ye Executrs: are noted down upon the heaf of the sevrall debtors more from Mr Nelson .... 04s for leese Mr. Ffox ......................... xxs[20s] Aprill ye 1st 1678 Wm Callow sone of ye above testatr: acknowledgeth to have received all ye legacies bequeathed to him in the will; and also affirmes, that all other legacies are paid in like manner one of ye Executrs: is at age and the goods in her own hands, and the goods of ye younger viz of Margt: is in the hands of the mother who is sworn according to Law, and to bring in a pfect Invent Wm Cottiam one of ye wittnesses affirms upon his oath that the testatr: further willed that if his sone Christopher died childless that the farme of Ballaglasse should return to his sone Wm: Callow The Invent is in ye second page to the right hand [next page] March ye 5th 1676 Wheras there are sevrall psons, in sevrall pts of te Island, charged by ye last will and testamt: of Wm Callow of Ballaglasse late deceased, to be indebted unto him in considerable summes of moneys and the wife in behalfe of one of ye Executors under age, and the other Executor ag age craveing power for ye collecting of the deads pte of the sd severall debts; I doe therfore in psecucon of the recovery of ye same according to our accustomed practise and law in such concerns, order that ye Sumner of ye respective pishes, (where the pties concerns in habitts) doe imeadiatly require the sd debtors to pay their sd debts wthin 14 dayes next after this date, or in ye Interim (by Admission) depose the contrary at and upon the grave with lawfull compurgators, And if they or any of them disobey to doe the one on the other, you are to committ them unto St Germ: prisson, and if you be disobey ye call for the assistance of a souldjer from ye Cunstable of the ner Garrisson and this shall doe your discharge Charles Parr To ye Severall Sumners concerned [next page] June ye 18th 1677 Isabell Corkle entrs against ye Executor of Wm Callow for a table & fforme, a Rackentree and candlestickes with a number of stoucks of corn due by order of Chancery, as therin appeares and craveth tryall [next page] ffeb: ye 13th 1677/8 Wm Cown entrs: against ye executor of Wm Callow of ballaglass for the summ of ffortie seaven in moneys given him to be putt to Interest, and in wages, and due yet betwixt the sd Wm Callow and his wife, as hee will be made to appear, and craveth tryall [next page] The Inventory of Will: Callow ballaglass goodes taken by ye Sumr: & ----[edge] men viz: Robt: Kerrish, Christopher Christian, Jo: cotteam & Will: ----[edge] is as followeth £ s ----[edge] Imprs: one fledge 3 blankets et dim: a blanket .................................... 00 - 0----[edge] It: The bed cloathes cosisting of one fledge & 3 blankets ......................... 00 - 0----[edge] It: dim: one fedderbed & one whole boulster ....................................... 00 - 0----[edge] It: Two new cassacks & a new payr of briches of Leadow ............................ 00 - 0----[edge] It: Two old ridinge coates, one dublet a payre of britches 3 payre of stocking and a payer of drawers ...................................................... 00 - ----[edge] It: one sheet of flaxen cloath et dim: a course sheete ............................ 00 - ----[edge] It: dim: two other chists and some few barralls & tubs ............................ 00 - ----[edge] It: two oares dim one kewle & one poule et dim: one keave ......................... 00 - 0----[edge] It: dim: one smale brewing pann et dim 4 pewder dish & one pewder quart ........... 00 - 0----[edge] It: dim: ye smale wooden vessels in ye house, & sives 35 dim: one pott & frying pan 00 - 0----[edge] It: dim: one chirne & other wooden vessels, one earthen bottle 2 trenchers ........ 00 - 0----[edge] It: dim: two peeces of cow hydes & som peeces of horse hydes & a calfe skin ....... 00 - 0----[edge] It: dim 5 sickells one payre of sheares dim: 2 dorms some stooles & bits of tymber 00 - 0----[edge] It: dim: one barrall of french salt ............................................... 00 - 0----[edge] It: dim: 7 pds of hempen yearne & 5 quarts of woollen yearne ...................... 00 - 0----[edge] It: dim one quart of heverson yearne et dim: one old chest ........................ 00 - 0----[edge] It: dim: 3 payre of netts & ye halfe of ye boyes & strapps ........................ 00 - 0----[edge] It: There is in ye walk milne some blankets & other cloath as yet to be aded } ye cloath being come home amountsto 15 yeards ..........................}..... 00 - ----[edge] It: 4 cowes et dim a cow and heffer two calves of a yeare old et dim .............. 06 - ----[edge] It: dim: one old oxe dim a steare et dim 3 young calves ........................... 01 - ----[edge] It: thirty sheep at 2s 6d p peece and six lambes .................................. 03 - ----[edge] It: halfe a stone of washed wool 7s quartr a boate & one oare 11s 3d to be ........ 00 - ----[edge] It: dim: ye fishing lynes and some carpenters tooles .............................. 00 - ----[edge] It: dim: a cellar in Ramsey ....................................................... 01 - 0----[edge] It: dim: 11 goates and six kidds .................................................. 00 - 15 ----[edge] It: dim sixe swine ................................................................ 00 - 0----[edge] It: dim: one gray mayre & coalt ................................................... 00 - 10 ----[edge] It: dim a young gray mayre & coalt ................................................ 00 - 08 ----[edge] It: dim a browne mayre and foale .................................................. 00 - 10 ----[edge] It: dim: a young bay mayre ........................................................ 00 - 10 ----[edge] It: one young black horse ......................................................... 00 - 16 ----[edge] It: dim: one dunn horse et dim a bay horse ........................................ 00 - 14 ----[edge] It: dim: a bay mayre dim a coalt and foale ........................................ 00 - 16 - ----[edge] It: dim: an old bay mayre & foale ................................................. 00 - 03 -----[edge] It: dim a young stoned horse ...................................................... 00 - 06 ----[edge] It: dim a young cow ............................................................... 00 - 13 ----[edge] The goods in the hands of ye mother who have given pledges according to Law her sone William Callow
Last Modified 23 August 2017