Thomas Quay 1695

Archdeacon Will 1695A #07 Santan will of Thomas Quay beg, dated 2 August 1695, Inventory dated 7 January 1692/3, ?died 18 December 1695:
Summary: wife is alive, dau Jane, dau Ellinor, son Thomas, dau Isabel, sister Christian Quay (married to William Moore),
brother Patrick Quay, sister Ellinor Quay, also: Thomas Quay of Meary, supervisors: John Quinney & Thomas Quay &
Thomas Moore of Balnahow & Thomas Bridson
Santan parish register: Tho:QuayBeg buried 19 December 1695
will of mother: ArW 1674A #25 Santan will of Catharine Quay alias Quinney of Ballavilla, dated 28 March 1675: husband xxxx
Quay is dead, children Thomas (of age) William (underage), Patrick (youngest son, underage), Ellin (of age), Catharine
(underage), dau Christian Quay (youngest daughter, underage)
sister: Christian Quay married William Moore on 6 February 1691/2 in Santan
sister: Santan parish register: Christian Moore als Quay of KK Braddan, bur 15 Jan 1724/5
See: Santan parish register Tho: Quay of Meary died 5 Nov 1716
See: Santan parish register: Tho: Quay of Meary, perished at sea 23rd of May 2 Jun 1724
?will of brother: ArW 1689A #025 Santan will of William Quay, died before 12 February 1689/90: wife is alive, dau Catharine
underage, brother Thomas Quay has children; inheritors of dau dies: nephew? Thomas & nephew? John & niece? Ann &
niece? Catharine Quay, brother John Quay, other siblings? : Ellin & Patrick & Christian & Isabel; witnesses: John Quay
& John Quay, pledges: Hugh Kinnish&John Curghey NOTE: Ellin & Patrick &Christian Quay are siblings
?will of grandfather: ArW 1663A #146 Santan will of Patrick Quay, died 4 March 1663/64: wife is dead, son Thomas Quay
exec, son John, son Robert, grandchild Thomas Quay, old Robert Joyner of Douglass owes him, Patrick’s mother is
dead, witnesses: Hugh Cosnahan & Edmund Moore, pledges: Phinlo Kinnish & Robert Hampton


St Anne August ye 2d 1695
The last will & Testament of Thomas Quay
who comitted his soul to God, and his body to ----[torn]
Itm: He left to the poor att time usual one firlet ----[torn]
half a firlet of meal & a mutton
Itm: He left to his wife his own half of his best horse
Itm: He left to Tho: Quay meary one sicke
Itm: He left to Mr Jo: Cosnahan minester one mutton
Itm: He left to his sister Christian six pence Legacy
Itm: he ordained & apointed his 4 children Jane, Ellenour,
Tho: & Isable Quay sole excutors of all the rest of
his goods movable and unmovable whatsoever: but if he
lived to have more children, that then the younger children
were to have their proportion of his goods as the children
above mentioned
Itm: He appoint (that if all his children dyed under age) that
then half his goods to return to his brother Patrick Quay and
to his sister Ellenr: Quay, and the other half to his own wife
Itm: He commited the charge of his children to his wife, and all
his lime crops (that is to say) whilest the lime laid on his
ground wou’d yield corn) toward the benefitt of
his children: and if his wife did not carefully look to his
sd children, that then Jo: Quiney, Tho: Quay, Tho: Moor of
Balnahow & Tho: Bridson were to be supervisors of the sd
children
Itm: He left (with the consent of his wife) to his son Tho: Quay
one ew lamb with all the increase of the sd lamb wch they
gave him 5 years ago
The wife and supervisors are sworn
in Court according to Law
Testes pbatum est et solvit
----- Quiney his mark X{
----- Cosnahan }jurati
--------bris his mrk X }
In regard that the wife hath in the face of the Court
taken the tuition of the children, the supervisors have
consented to allow her the bea------ --------[dark]
while the children are in her ------ --------[dark]
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----- 3th 1699
William Moore in the behalf of his wife Christian
Archdeacon Will 1690 through 1695 10
Quay entrs his claime agt the Exrs: of Thomas Quay for the
summe of ten shillings, due as will be made to appear
and craves ye Law
The Inventory o Tho: Quay brought in by
the wife, amts to .................... 00£ - 08s - 04d
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KK St Anne January ye 7th 1692/3
An Inventory of the goods of Thomas Quay of KK St Anne ----[dark edge]
four sworn men viz Wm Bridson, Wm Quine, Jon: Bridson ----[dark edge]
Thomas Brew
Imprimis 1 ox 1cow & the three parts of an ox being his part of the ----[edge]
with half the plow & plow gears .................................... 02£ - 14s - 06d
It: Half the rest of the catle ..................................... 01 - 08 - 00
It: Half the horses ................................................ 01 - 00 - 00
It: Half the sheep ................................................. 01 - 02 - 06
It: Half the husbandry gears ....................................... 00 - 04 - 05
It: some oak poles & other timber .................................. 00 - 02 - 06
It: some spades and other irons .................................... 00 - 02 - 00
It: Half some coopers tools with half a spit & gridle &c ........... 00 - 03 - 00
It: Half two pots .................................................. 00 - 02 - 06
It: Half the pewter & brass ........................................ 00 - 01 - 03
It: Half the small wooden vessels .................................. 00 - 00 - 10
It: Half the barrells .............................................. 00 - 03 - 00
It: half an old Bible, dj: a smoothing iron, & dj: earthen vessels -      01 - 02
It: three blankets & a half & some other cloath .................... 00 - 12 - 00
It: one sheet & a smal peece of course cloath ...................... 00 - 03 - 03
It: All his wearing cloaths ........................................ 00 - 10 - 00
It: Half a cupboard ................................................ 00 - 06 - 00
It: Half another cupboard .......................................... 00 - 03 - 00
It: Half one old feather bed and boulster .......................... 00 - 04 - 00
It: Half one muttons skin & a pair of Buskins ...................... 00 - 00 - 06
It: some fflax & yarn .............................................. 00 - 02 - 00
It: some wool ...................................................... 00 - 05 - 00
It: Half a saddle & half a chair ................................... 00 - 01 - 00
It: Half the seves & weights & sacks with canvases ................. 00 - 00 - 06
It: Half two wheels ................................................ 00 - 00 - 06
It: Half two bed stocks ............................................ 00 - 01 - 00
It: 9 yards & a half of raw cloath ................................. 00 - 07 - 01
It: A quarter of an old boat ....................................... 00 - 02 - 06
It: some ---- ...................................................... 00 - 04 - 00
It: Half --- yarne & --- ----- ..................................... 00 - 01 - 04
It: some lin------ ------ ---the ground ............................ --- - 4 00
It: ---e ------ ------- ............................................ -----2 ------

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