Margery Lewney alias Woods 1688

Archdeacon Will 1688A #30 Maughold will of Margery Lewney alias Woods, died about February 1687/8:  
Summary: husband [John] Lewney is alive [Did he remarry to a woman previously married to xxxx Quilleash/Colleish?, & he died 1699, his will ArW 1699A #68 Maughold], 
infant child Philip Lewney, son John, son Daniel, son William, brother in law Philip Cashin in Lonan (has a daughter); kinswoman Elizabeth xxxx (has a daughter), 
also: Ellin Bell, vicar Thomas Allen, Daniel Corkill, Elizabeth Woods, Isabel Cowle, witnesses: Thomas Allen vicar & Philip Cashen & William Corkill, pledges: 
Daniel Cowle & William Kneen.
Maughold parish register: Margery Woods married John Looney on 16 April 1665 in Maughold.
Maughold parish register: Philip Cashin married Margaret Woods 4 August 1668 in Maughold. 
Maughold parish register: Margaret Cashin dau of Philip Cashin christened 3 November 1686 in Maughold.
Will of husband:  ArW 1699A #68 Maughold will of John Lewney, died 12 November 1699: [1st wife Margery Woods, died 1687/8, ArW 1688A #30 Maughold], [2nd wife] wife 
is alive [previously married to xxxx Colleish / Quilleash], son [stepson] James Colleish/Quilleash, son Daniel/Donold, son John, son William, grandson James, 
grandson John, William Christian of Ballafayle, Robert Quay & his mother, witnesses: John Kerruish & Robert Callow, pledges: Robert Callow & Hugh Cannon[?].
Will of son: EpW 1718E Maughold will of William Lewney of the Curragh, & sheep at Ballafayle & Balnegory, died 18 July 1718:  wife Joney [Colleish/Quilleash, died 
1735, ArW 1736A #56 Maughold], son & heir John, son William underage, dau Elizabeth/Betty underage, dau Ann, dau Margery, witnesses: William Callow & Edmund Kneale.
Will of dau in law: ArW 1736A #59 Maughold will of Joney Lewney alias Colleish/Quilleash, died 26 December 1735: husband [William] Lewney is not mentioned [died 1718, 
EpW 1718E Maughold], dau Margery, dau Elizabeth, dau Ann, son William, witnesses: William Quayle & Margaret Kelly, pledges: William Quayle & Edmund Callow Ballaskeag.

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----------- -------------------- -------------eny --------------------
----- ------ ---------------- ---87;   Imprs: she commited her soule to 
------- ----------------- ---he bequeathed to her kinswoman Eliza-----
------ flaxen whe----- ---rowne petticoat;  Itm: to ye daughter of E-----
---- ---amb if her sheep happened to have any such;   Itm: to Ellin Bell on---
----- barley;   Itm: to Phillip Cassins daughter in KK Lonan a linnen appron   
--- to her---- --- her part of ye herring netts;   Itm: To her sonne Willm Lowney 
--- part of ye corne viz: halfe ye crop in ye Croft;   Itm: she bequeathed all ye 
---- yt was of her sonn Williams make equally 'twixt her said sone and her 
infant child Phillip Lowny;   Im: she bequeathed to ye viccar a mutten in his on------ 
Itm: she declared yt there was mony due from herself and husband to these ------ 
following viz: To Tho: Allen viccar, to Danll Corkill, to Eliza: Woods, and to Isable 
Cowle slock=relane, and left her part of ye Heffer in=calf to discharge her part of 
ye said Debts;  Itm: To her husband a head carchiefe;  And all ye rest of her goods she 
bequeathed to her sones Joh:  & Daniell & Phillip Lowny and appointed ym her Lawfull 
executors
                                   The father of ye Exrs: and ye uncle 
 testes  Thomas Allen   } juratus  Philip Cassen are sworne according to 
         William Corkill}          Law
					pbatum est et solvit 6d 

            The Inventory taken according to Law amounts
                     without debts to ...... 0£ - 17s - 0d 
            The goods in ye fathers hands who hath given pledges Don: 
                  Cowle & Wm Kneene

Last Modified 3 February 2019