| Submitted by: | Joyce M Oates |
| Date: | 8 July 2018 |
| Original: | 0106204 |
Archdeacon Will 1680A #08 Braddan will of John Moore of Pulrose, made 3 February 1679/80, buried 10 April 1681: Summary: 2nd wife Catharine Moore alias Cottier & their daughter Margaret underage, 1st wife Catharine Huddlestone & their only son & heir Robert & dau Jane (dead by January 1681/2), brother Henry, supervisor John Barry (brother in law of 1st wife Catharine Huddlestone) on the mother's side, supervisor Thomas Brew, pledges John Cottier of Marown &William Kelly of Ballak---- Braddan Braddan parish register: Jo: Moore of Pulrose buried 10 April 1681 1st wife: Braddan parish register: Katherin Moore als Huddleston buried 9 November 1669 [md Jn Moore Poleroish] 1st wife: ArW 1669A #016b Braddan, of Catharine Moore alias Huddleston, died 9 November 1669 intestate, see will decree in Episcopal Wills 1669 Braddan, husband John Moore of Poleroish, Braddan: [The following is crossed out:] Bradan: Katherin Moore alias Hudleston depted this life ye 9 of November 69, Intestate see will of brother in law ArW 1674A #01 Malew will of Captain Mr Thomas Huddlestone of Ballacott: August 6 1675: John Moore of Pooleroish in the parish of KK Bradan in the Isle of Man do hereby acknowledge to have had and received att and from the hands of my sister in law widow and the relict of Capt Thomas Huddleston of Ballacott in the parish of KK Malew Mris: Margrett Huddleston by name all the portion dowrie or part of goods due and blonging unto me the said John owed Cath my late wife and her executors Administrators of assignes by the death of my Father and mother in law William and Elizh Huddleston and after them by the death of my said brother in law Capt Thomas Huddleston as having the goods of my said parents in his custodie or charge, And doe herby acquit discharge exhonorate and cleer the sd Mris: Margrett Huddleston executrix to the said Thomas and her execr: & administrators for ever for being any way questioned molested or troubled for the said Dowry portion or part of goods or for any other debts or demands any way claimed or demanded by mee or that may be upon this account any way for any portion goods or clames whatsoever by any other person or persons in my name or my said deceased wife or executors administrators or assignes their part or behalfe and th----[fold] in the penalty of fourty pounds sterling the one halfe to the Lord & the other halfe to the partie or parties grieved. In witness wherof I have hereunto subscribed my name and annexed my seale the day & year first and above written. Note that if there be any goods due by the death of my brothers George Hudleston and Ferdinando Huddleston to my selfe and brother Mr John Barrey, then I doe not here cutt my selfe or children off the same but am to have as much and noe more then what brother Barrey getts John Moore will of brother in law: ArW 1674A #01 Malew will of Captain Mr Thomas Huddlestone of Ballacott, died about 1 November 1674, wife Margaret Litherland (remarried to Governor Henry Nowell esquire in 1675):: brother in law John Barry (md to Mgt Huddlestone), wife is pregnant, son Thomas, wife Margaret Litherland (she remarried Governor Henry Nowell esquire by 30 May 1676 [Malew parish register indicates 5 October 1675]), father Major William Huddlestone (dead), mother Elizabeth (dead), sister Jane Cannell alias Huddlestone (living in Dublin, married to Edward Cannell, carpenter), brother George (died after parents & before August 1675), brother Ferdinand (died after parents & before August 1675), brother Silvester (apprentice of John Maddrell in 1675/6, & shoemaker by 8 January 1677/8), brother in law John Moore of Poleroish, Braddan (married Catharine Huddlestone who was dead by August 1675), brother Charles Huddlestone, brother John grandmother: Braddan parish register: Ellen Moore wife of Robert Moore Pulrose buried 18 October 1635 uncle: Braddan parish register: Henry Moore de Polroose buried 20 November 1684 Braddan parish register: Ann Moore Pulroish buried 2 November 1702 son: Braddan parish register: Mr Robt Moor Pulroish buried August 1733 grandson: Braddan parish register: Nicho: Moor Pulroish, brother of Charles, lost at sea coming from Ireland, 4 June 1726 grandson: Braddan parish register: Charles Moor Pulroish brother of Nicho:, lost at sea coming from Ireland, 4 June 1726 grandson: Braddan parish register: Robt Moore junr Pulroish buried 29 August 1720 grandson: Braddan parish register: Mr John Moore Pulroish, age 76 yrs buried 25 November 1779 [b 1703, 1st son by father's 2nd wife, 4 half brothers died before father Robert died in 1733] 1st wife of grandson: Braddan parish register: Mrs Isabel Moore als Gell Pulroish buried 13 August 1748 [1st wife of John] 2nd wife of grandson: Braddan parish register: Mrs Mary Moore Poolroish age 84 yrs buried 27 January 1795 [als Kermode, b 1711, md John 1754, 2nd wife] ggranddau: Braddan parish register: Isabel Moor Pulroish infant buried 17 April 1737 ggrandson: Braddan parish register: John Moor son of Mr John Moor Pulroish buried 10 March 1734/5 Braddan parish register: Isab Moore als Brideson Pulroish buried 27 April 1756 see Episcopal Will 1756 book 2 Braddan
KK Duglas the 16th of ----- 1681 Braddan In ye name of God Amen, I John Moore sick in body but whole & pfect in memory praised be God for it, doe make this my last will & Testament in maner as faloweth: first I comitt my soule to al= mighty God my Creator & redeemer & my body to Christian buriall. It: to ye poore a boule of meal to be devided among ye poore of ye pish. It: to his eldest son & heire ye whole cropp of corne & teame of oxen with all other Impliments be= longing ym conditionally yt he pay & give unto his sister Margrett 20£ portion accordingly as his owne father engaged him to pay unto his brothers & sisters & had but halfe ye crop & halfe ye teame in lew thereof. Then in case ye daughter dye under years or without will makeing then ye son is to pay but 10£ of ye foresd 20£ unto his stepmother as legasie & ye other 10£ unto himselfe. It: he bequeathed to his wife Catherin Moore alias Cotter ye rideing horse & too choyce kyd & a doossen of sheep legasie. It: to ye minister a choyce mutton. It: he constituted & ordayned his onely son Robert to be his true & lawfull executor of all ye rest of his goods moveable & un= moveable wtsoever all his brothers & sisters being satisfied of ye portion t ye father left ym as apears under yr hands save unto his brother Henry sum smale thing about 5s after accounts: made ye 3 of feb: 79 witness pbatum est et solvit William Oats} Jo: Crayne } jurati [written sideways:] The wife is sworn to bring in a perfect Inventory within 14 dayes sub paena x---- [written sideways:] Mr Jon: Barry Supervisor of ye Exr: by the mother side hath in court declared yt the ---- ----- this will and that he ----- ------ [edge] [next page:] At a Court houlden at Duglass the 7th of June 1681 Hen: Moor & Thomas Brew the Supvisors of the wthin Robert Moor, heire, declared in Court by vertue of their oath already taken that the condicons imposed upon him the sd Robert by his deceased father in the wthin will will be to his great loss & prejudice if undertaken by them in his behalf for that there is not soe much free goods left by the Testator as -----[edge] extend to defray the several creditors & pform the condicons requir-----[edge] in ye sd will and have therfore delivered the Execr: to ye Court in form of law, in behalf of ye sd Execr: and publication is therf-----[edge] made in Court yt if any p son or relacon accept of ye sd Admcon: they should appear, and non appearing in behalf of ye sd Execr: Catherin Moor the Relict of the wthin Decedt: in behalf of her daughter Margret Moor (the principle Legateey nominated in ye wthin will) hath taken the Admincon: and given pledges for the pformance of ye condicons requried in the will, and to pay all debts & Legasyes as farr as ye goods of ye Decedt: will extend and therfore the Court hath given full power to ye sd Catherin Moor to receive all the goods of the Testator into her hands, & act according as law shall be requried pledges for the pformance hereof in beh-----[edge] of ye Admrx: John Cottier of K Marr-----[edge] & Wm: Kelly of Ballak------[edge] in KK Braddan The goods of the Heir is now given i-----[edge] the hands of Henry Moor his oncles hath given pledges Christopher Bredson Philip Moor, as appear and therfore pledges given by the wife are discharged ffebry: 4th 1681 Jo: Quayle entrs his claim agt ye Execrs: of Jon: Moore for the sum of 40£ sterl & craveth tryall [next page] A true and Perfect Invitry: of John Moore ----- --- in KK Br---- Part of ----- Prised by us whose names are under writen this 22th of Aprill £ s d Itt: 3 mairs and 2 coults ye 1/2 prised to ..................... 01 - 02 - 0---[edge] Itt: 2 hors is ye 1/2 prised to ................................ 00 - 11 - 0---[edge] Itt: 13 sheep ye 1/2 prised to ................................. 00 - 08 - 08 Itt: 14 yeerlings 1/2 prised to ................................ 00 - 09 - 04 Itt: 9 lams ye 1/2 prised to ................................... 00 - 03 - 03 Itt: 7 goots ye 1/2 prised to .................................. 00 - 05 - 03 Itt: 3 incalfe cows ye 1/2 prised to ...} Itt: 2 farro cows ye 1/2 prised to .....}....................... 02 - 10 - 00 Itt: 1 steer ye 1/2 prised to ........} Itt: 1 hefar ye 1/2 prised to ........}......................... 00 - 10 - 00 Itt: 2 hefars but one yeer ould ye 1/2 prised to ............... 00 - 05 - 00 Itt: dj a hefar ye qrtr prised to .............................. 00 - 02 - 06 Itt: dj of ye riding hors ...................................... 00 - 15 - 00 Itt: dj of an other cow ........................................ 00 - 10 - 00 Itt: dj of fore fleighes ....................................... 00 - 06 - 00 Itt: dj of fore blankets ....................................... 00 - 03 - 00 Itt: his wering apparrell prised wholy ......................... 00 - 16 - 00 Iitt: ye deds part of linnen & one quishin ..................... 00 - 02 - 06 Itt: ye dj of a peese of lether ................................ 00 - 00 - 05 Itt: ye dj of 3 pound of yorne ................................. 00 - 00 - 06 Itt: ye dj of chists & a small trunk ........................... 00 - 01 - 03 Itt: ye dj of woork tools ...................................... 00 - 00 - 09 Itt: ye dj of a small parsell of wooll & a cap ................. 00 - 00 - 06 Itt: ye dj of one sack a canves & an ould sack ................. 00 - 02 - 02 Itt: one bras candelstick bestod by Mayor Callcot } Itt: as an Eyredom to ye Eyre ....................} Itt: ye dj of 8lb 1 qtt & dj a pewter at 7d p lb is ............ 00 - 02 - 4 1/2 Itt: ye dj of one ould bras candelstick ........................ 00 - 00 - 02 Itt: ye dj of ye eirthen vesells ............................... 00 - 01 - 04 Itt: ye saddle and too bridels wholy prised .................... 00 - 01 - 00 Itt: ye dj of 2 dollons & a sive & 3 baskets ................... 00 - 00 - 10 Itt: ye dj of stoors and a pees of stick ....................... 00 - 00 - 02 Itt: ye dj of a friing pan ..................................... 00 - 00 - 08 Itt: ye dj of ould bras ........................................ 00 - 00 - 03 Itt: ye dj of three parts of the teeme of oxen ..............} Itt: with plow and geers there being in all 5 oxen & one hors}.. 02 - 18 - 01 1/2 Itt: ye dj of a pair of tripets and spit & a p of sheers ....... 00 - 10 - 03 Itt: ye dj of a Manks spaid & an Inglish spaid } Itt: and a huck and a grap & a smoothing iron }................ 00 - 01 - 06 Itt: fore carrs and fore stradells ............................. 00 - 01 - 09 Itt: to paire of Iron harrows ye dj prised to .................. 00 - 02 - 06 Itt: ye dj of nine shillings due for a maire from Tho Kinlo .... 00 - 04 - 06 prised by us 13 - 06 - 09 Ro: Kermod my mark R Willm: Gelling my mark M Pat Caralaugh my park P ----- Crayne [next page] Know all men by these prsents that I Henry Moore uncle to Robt: Moore heire of Pulorose doe acknowledge and confesse to have Received from my sister in law Catherine Moore als Cottier, Administer to her lat diceased husband John Moore, in full of what goods chattles and cattles of fell due to ye abovesd Robt by ye death of his mother Catherine Moore als Huddleston and Jaine his sister the full & just sum of fourteen pounds five shillings & foure pence wth a fourth pte of ye cropp of corne speeciefied in ye sd Catherins Invento= =rie but not prized: from wch sum of 14£-5s-4d wth ye quarter of ye sd cropp I doe here by acquitt & discharge her ye sd Catherin Moore als Cottier and her Brother John Cottier & Wm Kelley BallaKenish theire or either or theire heires or assignes from their former Ingagmt Extent upon Record as apeares by bond here unto anexed and this as witnes my hand this 23d of Janr: 1681/ witnes prsent Henry Moore ----- Bridson [on the back of above page:] The within Henery Moore hath acknowledged this Acquittance before us and desired yt that it might be entred wth ye annexted Bond on Record. Datt 23d Janry: 1681/ Tho: Robinson Jones: Parr [next page] more to be aded to ye Inventory of John Moore £ s d It: 5 scoare & 19 stoukes ........}........... 2 - 14 - 6 of oats priced to 6d p stouke } It: 32 stoukes of Barley ..................... 0 - 10 - 8 & a stouke & a halfe of wheat priced to 10d p stouke .............................. 0 - 01 - 3 It: one daymoath of hay ...................... 0 - 05 - 0 It: 3 day math of hay & a halfe a daymath priced to ........................... 17s - 6d It: 10lb of old feathers priced .................. 1s It: two bed steeds priced ........................ 3s - 6d It: dj an old churne price ....................... 0 - 3d It: dj a little table & a forme price ........... 1- - ---d It: one brood goose & 4 goslings price ............ 1s - 6d To be diducted out of ye Inventory £ s d for dj 3 ptes of ye rent & tythes ......... 1 - 12 - 3 for dj one man servants wages ............. 0 - 05 - 0 funerall charges .......................... 1 - 04 - 8 The wifes Legasy being half the rideing hors price 15s to be deducted [next page] Know all men by these prsents that wee Christopher Bridson of Ballagorrey in the pish of KK Mallew parrich and Phillip Moore of ye towne of Duglas merchant doe acknowledge and confesse our selves to o----[edge] and to stand justly indebted unto Robt Moore of Pullrose son & heire to John Moore late of ye same place lately deceased In the full and just sum of twentie eight pounds tenn shillings & eight pence ster: to ye paymt: of wch summ well and truly to be made to him ye sd Robt his heire Executors Administrs or Assignes as witnes our ----[edge] and seales this 29th of December 1681 The Condition of this obligation is such that if Henry Moore brother to ye abovesd John Mooore & uncle to the sd Robert, doe well & trully pay or cause to be paid unto him ye above sd Robt Moore his heires Executors Administrs: or assignes the full & just sum of fourteene pounds five shilings foure pence wth a quarter of ye cropp of corne either in moneys or goods as prized of ye sd Robt his fathers Inventorie extant upon Record at such time when he shall be at Lawfull yeares of age to demand & dispose of ye same then this obligation to be void and of non efect otherwise to Remaine in full power strength & vertue Christopher Bradson Signed sealed & delivered my marke & seale X in prsents of Willm: Gellin my marke W Willm Bridson my marke B W Fflexney
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