William Killey 1899

NOTE: This follows up the will of William Killey of 1871, covering an outstanding debt.
WILLIAM KILLEY  JURBY 
In her Majesty’s High Court of Justice of the Isle 
of Man
       Common Law Division
             Testamentary Jurisdiction

To His Honour John Frederick Gill Esquire one
of Her Majesty’s Demsters for the Isle of Man and 
a judge of the said Court
                   The humble petition of Ann Jane
1899               Callow of No 44, Michael Street, Peel.
 230               widow, Radcliffe Kelly of the
                   same place and Elizabeth his
                   wife, William Edward Clarke
                   of Chester Street, Douglas, and
                   Margaret his wife, and Robert
                   Kneale of Bathurst Street, Douglas
Sheweth
          That William Killey of Kerroo Cruin in the
          parish of Jurby Grandfather of your 
See       petitioners Ann Jane Callow, Elizabeth Kelly,
1871      Margaret Clarke and Robert Kneale
  7       departed this life on the 6th day of June
          1870 Intestate.
          That an an Ecclesiastical Court held
          at Ramsey on the 24th day of February
          1871 Letters of Administration of the Estate
REGISTERED of the said William Killey were granted to
SATURDAY  his Widow Christian Killey of Jurby
21OCT1899 aforesaid who duly distributed the said
No.       Estate amongst the next of kin of the said
[stamped] deceased according to law, taking a certain
          security of the deceased upon herself (to wit
          a bond and security passed by John Teare
          of Ballaugh Blacksmith to the said
          William Killey for the principal sum of
          Sixty pounds payable with interest costs
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and charges and dated the 5th day of January
1856 and secured upon Margher-e-Collister
part of the quarterland of Ballamona Moar,
Ballaugh) as part of her share of the 
said Estate.
  That the said Christian Killey died on
or about the 5th day of May 1880 leaving the 
said security due to the original deceased
outstanding.
  That the said Christian Killey by her last
will dated 15th September 1879 proved ata 
court held at ramsey on the 22nd October
1880 bequeathed the said bond and security to
her daughter Margaret Kneale mother of your
petitioners,
  That the said Margaret Kneale survived
her husband and died on the 17th day of
June 1899 a widow and intestate
leaving the said bond and security still
outstanding in the name of the said William
Killey.
  That your petitioners are entitled to the 
said bond and security as the only next of kin
of their mother the said Margaret Kneale
deceased and it is necessary to appoint an
administrator de bonis non of the Estate
of the said William Killey to collect and
administer the same.
  That your Petitioners are desireous that
the said Radcliffe Kelly be appointed
such administrator.
          Wherefore your Petitioners humbly
          pray a hearing hereof and that you
          Honour may be pleased to grant
          letters of Administration de bonis
          non of the Estate of the said William
          Killey of Kerroo Cruin, Jurby, deceased,
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          to the said Radcliffe Kelly or
          to some other fit and proper
          person and to grant such other
          and further relif in the premis[?]
          as the case may require.
              And petrs will pray &c.
                  [illegible signature]
                  Advocate for
                           Petitioners
Ordered that this petition do come on to be 
heard before me at a court to be holden at
Pee on Monday the 16th day of October 1899
at 10 o’clock in the forenoon. Whereof all proper
persons and parties are to have due notice
            Given this 11th day of October 1899
To the Corenors, Lockmen,}
and whom it may          }  [illegible signature]
concern                  }
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In Her Majesty’s High Court of Justice of
the Isle of Man
Common Law division Testementary Jurisdiction

                   At a Court Convened[?] at
                   Peel on the 16 day of
                   October 1899

  Upon hearing this petition in
the precence of the parties or their
Advocates and it appearing under
Administration of the personal Estate
and Effects of William Killey
late of Kerroocruin in the Parish
of Jurby deceased who died on the 
6th day of June 1870 was granted
at an Ecclesiastical Court held[?]
at Ramsey on the 24th day of
February 1871 to Christian Killey
his wife who has since departed
this life without having fully
adminstered the same.  This Court
hath therefore granted administration
de bonis non of All and Singular
the personal Estate and Effects of 
the late William Killey deceased
to Radcliffe Kelly of No 44
Michael Street in the town of Peel
and accordingly he to ___ were
and faithfully to administer the
personal Estate and Effects of the
said deceased so left unadministered.
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by paying his final debts and
funeral expenses so far ____ as
the said unadministered estate and
Effects will extend and the Law
bind them and advocates[?] this
residue according to Law and to
deliver in this proper Registry
a full ___ and perfect Inventory
of All and Singular  the said
unadministered Estate and Effects
with an Accurate Account of
his administration thereof when
______ lawfully required
          [illegible signature]
         a Judge of the Said Court
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There follows two printed forms that contain details of the above.

Last Modified 25 February 2024