Jane Quine 1686

Archdeacon Will 1686A #10 Malew will of Jane Quine of Castletown, per 1677 Deed of Gift, sister to Richard Quine deceased: 
Summary:  not married, deceased brother Richard Quine (dau Jane, dau Ann, son William), witnesses: Humphrey Sedden & William Cannell & William Kneale, 
pledges: William Quine & Thomas Bridson.   
Brother: Malew parish register: Richard Quine, h of Ann, buried 14 Nov 1677.
Will of brother: ArW 1677A #051 Malew will of Richard Quine, tailor, died 14 November 1677: wife Ann Quine alias Porter died 5 November 1677 (her will ArW 1677A #050 
Malew), son William Quine, 2 daughters Jane & Ann Quine, cousin Catharine Porter, sister Jane Quine, next of kin on father's side: Thomas Bridson & Lewis Credeen/
Cregeen, wife's brother Gilbert Porter, NOTE: Ann Quine als Porter (father xxxx Porter md xxxx) is the cousin of Catharine Porter (father xxxx Porter md Alice Moore).
   Will of sister in law: ArW 1677A #050 Malew will of Ann Quine alias Porter, died 5 November 1677, intestate: 
   husband Richard Quine tailor (died 14 November 1677); 3 children William & Jane & Ann Quine.
      Will of brother's aunt in law: ArW 1666A #28 Arbory, of Alice Cottier alias Porter alias Moore, dated 1 April 1667, husband Donald/Daniel Cottier: 2nd 
      husband Donald/Daniel Cottier, brother William Moore (has a wife), daughter Catherine Porter, daughter Alice Porter of age; 1st husband xxxx Porter.
   Brother in law: Malew parish register: Lewis Cregeen, buried 23 June 1720, Episcopal Will 1720-2 Malew.
   Lewis Cregeen was witness to the will of Humphrey Kelly weaver will 1675A #117 Malew.
Sister: 1676 Malew defuncts: X  Ellin Crideene als Quine Ap: 5th.

		Malew

These are to certifie whom it may conc----[dark]    
that I Jane Quine, sister to Richd: Quine 
deceased dwelling in Castletowne in the Isle 
of Man doe make a deed of gift unto my 
said brother's daughter Jane Quine of all 
my goods moveable and unmoveable after my decease 
and if in case that shee the saide Jaine Quine dye 
that then I make a deed of gift and leave unto 
the youngest daughter Anne Quine all my goods 
moveable and unmoveable and I doe therefore 
acquit and cleare and cutt of all my relations 
with six pence Legasie in wittness whereof I have sett 
hereunto my hand and marke the second day 
of March and thousand six hundred seventy & seven 
			Jane Quine her marke X
wittnesses hereof 
Humph: Sadden 
Willm: Cannell 
William Kneale his marke X 

further it is agreed upon yt if in case ye two daughters 
dye yt then I make a deed of gift & leave all to my brothers 
son Willm: Quine all my goods moveable & unmoveable 
in wittness hereof I have hereunto set my hand & marke 
wittnesses		ye day & yeare above written
Hump: Sedden 		      Jane Quine her marke X
Willm: Cannell 
William Kneale his marke X

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	Castletowne this 25th Jan: 1686
The wthin Hum: Sedden & Wm: Cannell two of ye wth----[fold]      
witnesses have deposed ye wthin deed of gift to be tr----[fold]      
in evry pticular, & ye same signed & debinded[?] in their ----[fold]      
prsence,  And all this before mee 
				Tho: Norris 
This being proved before ye Deemster is accepted 
of for ye last will & testamt: of Jane Quine
		Acceptum est et solvit 6d 

Jane Quine is sworn Exr: according to this deed 
of gift & hath given pledges Will Quine 
& Tho: Bridson 

Note yt whomsoever it is yt will enioy ye sd goods yt they are to pay six pen---[dark]  
for writeing ye within deed of gift  

Last Modified 16 December 2018