Catherine Knickle 1696

Archdeacon Will 1696A #40 Maughold will of Catharine Knickle, died 22 November 1696:

Summary: niece Elizabeth Camaish, niece [Catharine] who married [in 1661] William Martin, witnesses: Thomas Christian
& Philip Stowell, pledges: Edmund Christian & John xxxx
sister: Episcopal Will books 1660 to 1665 Maughold, will of Margaret Camaish alias Knakle / Knickle
sister: Maughold parish register: Margret Knacle als Camash buried 24 April 1661
?niece: Maughold parish register: Catharine Camaish married William Martin on 1 November 1666 in Maughold
?will of mother: ArW 1638A #21 Lonan of Joney Knackle als Cowin, dated 1 November 1638: husband James Knickle not
mentioned in Joney’s will but was mentioned as dead when son Patrick received his legacy in 1642/3, son & heir James
Knickle, dau Margaret Knickle (left malt & wheat towards her mariage), son James & dau? Catharine Knickle left jointly a
yearling, son Patrick also: sister in law? Elisabeth Knickle, sister? Margaret Cowin, witnesses: Thomas Parr & Philip
Cowin, appraisors: William Cowin senior & William Cowin junior, pledges: Thomas Quine & William Cowin,
?father: Episcopal wills books 1632-1634 Lonan, will of James Knakill / Knickle


Ramsey, Novembr: the 22d
This is affirm'd by the wittnesses then yr sent to be the Last
will & Testamt: of Kathrin Knackle who was of perfect memory
comitted her soule to God and her body to Christian buriall,
shee did declare that wt:soever goods was due from
her to her neece Elizebeth Camash that shee was satisfyed
and pd wth more then was due, & bequeathed to her 6d
Legacy, and constituted and appointed her other neece vid:
Willm: Martins wife sole executr: of all the rest of her
goods wt:soever
The Exrx: sworn in Court in form
Testes of Law
Tho: Xtian  } pbatum est et solvit 1s
Philip Stole} jurati
The Inventory brought in by the
Exrx: amts to ......................... 03£ - 10s - 00
pledges in form of Law Edm: Xtian and Jo: -----

Last Modified 11 September 2016