| Submitted by: | Lynn Quinlan |
| Date: | 6 May 2022 |
| Original: 0106396 |
Kirk Arbory John Kinvigg Sr. 1781
In the Name of God Amen
This is affirmed to be the Last Will and Testament of John
Kinvig, Senr of Ballanagreaney who being sick and weak in
body but in perfect Mind and Memory at making the same
First I commit my soul to God and my body to Christian Burial
Item I Leave and bequeath unto my Grandaughter Margaret Kinvig
Three pounds of the Morgage money that Willm Comish has
and also my part of the Sheep that is between me and John
Kisage
Item I Leave and bequeath unto my Granddaughter Joney Coole -
thirty shillings
Item I Leave and bequeath unto my Granddaughter Catherine
Coole thirty shillings
Item I leave and bequeath unto my Daughter Margert Coole
Alias Kinvig forty shillings and two sheep
Item I Leave and bequeath unto my Grandaughter Joney Gawne
forty shillings
Item I Leave and bequeath unto my Granddaughter Jane Gawne
Three pounds
Item I Leave and bequeath unto my Daughter Joney Gawne alias
Kinvig fifty shillings and two sheep
Item I Leave and bequeath unto my Son Richard Kinvig
twenty shillings
Item I Leave and bequeath unto my Son William Kinvig twenty
shillings and whatsoever he has in his own hands
Item I Leave and bequeath to all the rest of my Children vizt
John Kinvig, Thomas Kinvig, Ann Shimin alias Kinvig,
Jane Taylor alias Kinvig, Elinor Taylor alias Kinvig
One Shilling each legacy
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Item I Leave and bequeath to my Son in Law John Gawne
my blue coat and blue waistcoat and blue breeches
Item I Leave and bequeath to the poor of the parish twelve shillings
And Lastly I Nominate ordain and appoint my Loving
Wife Catharine Kinvig alias Quayle Sole Executor of all the
rest of my Goods Movable and Immovable of what kind
or Nature Soever In Witness whereof I have hereunto sett
My name and mark this the 20th day of April 1781
Signed by the Testator
In presence of us John Kinvig my X
Cesar Kelly my X ) Jurati
John Costean )
At a Chapter Court holder at St. Marks Chappel
June 20th 1781
The Executrix is sworn in Court in form of Law and
hath given Pledges for the payment of Debts
and Legacies namely the Witnesses of the Will
Probatum est
Solvit
Chas. Cebbin
Wm. Clucas
At Douglas 20th November 1781
We Richd Kinvigg, Wm. Kinvigg and Patrick Cooile Husband of
Margaret Cooile als Kinvigg - three of the Legatees in the before written
Will named - Do hereby acknowledge to have received and be fully pd.
and satisfied all and singular the Legacies in and by the said Will bequeathed
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unto us severally and respectively - and we Thos. Richard Kinvig
And Wm. Kinvigg and Patrick Cooile Husband of Margaret Cooil in right
Of my said wife Do hereby severally and respectively Exonerate Acquit
and Discharge the Exor of the said Will and all & every person &
persons of & from the same & every part thereof As Witness
our hands this Day Month & Year aforesd.
William Kinvigg my
Before me mark X
Calcott Heywood (signature) Richd Kinvigg
Epis. Reg. my mark X
Patrick Cooile my mark X
At Douglas 27th November 1781
I John Gawn one of the Legatees beforenamed Do hereby
Acknowledge to have received from the Exix of the beforewritten
Will all & singular the Cash and other Effects which were
Bequeathed unto me, to my Wife, Joney Gawne als. Kinvigg,
And to my two Daughters Joney and Jane Gawn, in & by the sd.
Will and that be an Order of the Revd. Vicar Genl. Clucas
Dated 10th Novr. 1781. The Cash amounting to seven pounds ten
Shillings with two Sheep and a blue coat, blue waistcoat & blue
Breeches. And I Patrick Cooile Do likewise acknowledge to
Have recd. from the said Exeor. By virtue of an Order from the sd Vicar
Genl. The sum of three pounds being the Legacies left unto my
Two Daurs Joney & Cath Cooile in & by the said Will Viz.
£1.10s each. And we the said John Gawn & Patrick Cooile do
hereby severally & respectively Acquit, Exonerate & Discharge
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Cath. Kinvigg the Executrix of & from the said Legacies within
and from the fees which attended the said Orders (which we hereby
acknowledge to received and from every part thereof as also have
Exors, Admins. & Assigns. As witness our markes to our
Name this 27th day of November 1781.
John Gawn my X
Before me
Calcott Heywood (signature) Patrick Cooile my X
Epis. Reg.
At Douglas 6th April 1782
Margaret Kinvigg one of the Legatees in the beforewritten Will named
Do hereby acknowledge to have recd. the sum of three pounds & also the
Sheep bequeathed unto me .......hod. Will being in full of the legacy
bequethed unto me thereby. And I Do hereby Acquit Exonerate
& Discharge Cath. Kinvigg the Exix. & her Exors, Admors. And Assigns of &
from the same & every part thereof. As Witness my mk to my
Name the 6th day of April 1782.
Witness
Richd. Clague (signature) Margaret Kinvigg my mark X
John Juke (signature)
Before me
Calcott Heywood (signature)
Epis. Reg.
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Down the left hand side of the page is written the following three lines
27 November 1781
To be annexed to the Last Will & Testament of Jno.
Kinvigg, Lib. 1 May, 1781.
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I John Moore Vicr. Of Kk. Arbory do hereby
Acknowledge to have Recd. from Catharine
Kinvig Execix of John Kinvig of said parish
The sum of twelve shillings being a
Legacy left by said Decedt. To the Poor of
This Parish. Witness my hand this 19
Of November 1781. (signed) John Moore
At Kk. Malew 26th Novr. 1781
John Cubbon one of the Wardens of the Parish of Kk. Arbory this
Day acknowledged to have recd. the above mentioned Legacy
From Cath. Kinveg Execix of sd. Jno. Kinveg for the Use of the Poor of
The Parish of Arbory
Before me
Wm. Clucas (signature)
Last Modified 6 May 2022