Thomas Quay 1673

Archdeacon Will 1673A #16 Santan will of Thomas Quay, died about 1674, wife Mally Callow: 
Summary: wife Mally Quay alias Callow, grandson James Quay, son Thomas Quay, son Michael Quay, son John Quay, 
son Humphrey Quay, also: Henry/Harry Wattleworth smith of Castletown, Robert Joyner in Douglas
will of wife: ArW 1677A #048 Santan will of Mally Quay alias Callow, dated 5 March 1676/7, proved 20 November 1677, 
Inventory made 28 May 1677: husband not mentioned; son Thomas Quay, son Humphrey, son John Quay executor

		St Ann

In the name of God Amen,    I Tho: Quay sicke & weake in body but whole and perfect 
in memory prayesed bee God for doe make this my Last will & testameht in manner and 
forme following.    ffirst I committ my soule into the hands of Allmighty God and 
my body to Christian buryall.   Itt: I leave att time usuall one boule in maultt 
and flesh and oate meale att the discretion of my executor.    It leave unto my 
grandchild James Quay as much cloath as will make him a new sute & 10s in 
money which Harry Wattelworth smyth in Castletowne doth owe mee.    Itt: I leave 
unto Tho: Quay my sonne 2 sheep.    Itt: I leave unto my sonne Mychaell one hive of 
bees.   Itt: I leave unto my sonne John Quay the herring netts ther is in the ouse.   
Itt: I leave unto my wife Maly Quay allias Calow one cow out of the whole 
for a legasie.   Itt: I leave unto the viccar one mutton     I apoint & ordaine 
my sonne Umphrey Quay sole executor of all the rest of my goods movable 
and unmovable what soe ever with a cubbard that is in the house of Robt 
Joyner in Duglas towne due unto him being my executor as above said

wittnesses here of 		The executor sworne in forme of law
John Brew his mark X		   pbatum et solvit xijd
Hugh Cosnahan

The Inventory of the goods of Tho: Quay above written praysed by 4 sworne 
men viz John Brew, Robt Brew, Ffinloe Kneale & Hugh Cowle as faloweth
                                                                  £    s    d
Itt: in sheep hogs and ewes 18 and one goate .................... - - 34 - 00 
Itt: halfe 3 pewter dishes and houshold stuffe .................. 00 - 9 - 6 
Itt: in treene vessells with halfe one fledge & one blankett .... 00 - 9 - 6 
Itt: halfe one heiffer and one old horse ........................ 00 -11 - 00 
Itt: one boule of oates and halfe a ferlett ..................... 00 - 3 - 00 
		pledges in forme of law
		Hugh Cosnahan & Jo: Quay

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