| Submitted by: | Joyce M Oates |
| Date: | 23 December 2019 |
| Original: | 0106197 |
Archdeacon Will 1647A #24 Braddan will of Catharine Moore alias Joyner, died June 1647, inventory dated 8 February 1647/8: Summary: husband Edward Moore glover (married previously, died 1667, Episcopal will), underage son Philip Moore, father Robert Joyner, mother also alive, stepson Edward Moore, stepson William Moore, also: apprentice William Tate, John Taubman, witnesses: John Taubman/Tunman & Philip Moore of Douglas & Ann Vinch wife of Henry Vinch, pledges: Mr Robert Calcott vicar & Philip Moore. Onchan parish register: Catherine Moore buried 5 June 1647. Husband: Braddan parish register: Edward Moore de Duglas buried 21 July 1667, Episcopal will. ?Husband & father in law: 1636 Liber Vastarum, Douglas: Thomas Moore had cottages in Douglas of 12d rent, and in 1636 his son Edward Moore of Kk Marown was entered for them. ?Husband & father in law: 1636 Liber Vastarum, Douglas: Thomas Moore had cottages in Douglas of 6d rent, and in 1636 his son Edward Moore of Kk Marown was entered for them. ?Husband: 1637 Liber Vastarum, Douglas: John Kelly had cottages in Douglas of 7d rent, and in 1637 they went to Edward Moore by virtue of a bill of sale from Margaret Kelly (who had it from John Kelly) in payment of her debts to Edward.
(34) Brad: 1647 This is affirmed to be the Last will & Testamt: of Kathrene Joynr als Moor first she committed her Soule to God & her body to Chrian burial. Itm she left to her husband Edw: Moore one heifer out of ye whole; Itm she left all ye rest of her goodes wtsoevr to her son Phillip Moore & alsoe she left ye tuition of her sd sonn & all his goodes unto her father & mother duering the tym of his minoritie. & if hee sd sonn dy under age then she left all her sd goodes wtsoevr unto her ffather & mother pbatum est & solvit xjd testes Phillip Moore iurati Ann Vinch [previous page:] (33) Invent of Kathrin Joiner alias Moore, 8th day ffebruary 1647/ Wee whose names are hereunder written being sworne persons off such goods as is left in the hands of Robbart Joyner haveinge the tuition of Phillip Moore by the last will & testament of his diseased mother Kathrin Joyner late wife to Edward Moore wee beinge uppon or oaths and uppon or concienes wee do vallew them to be worth as ffollth: Impr: all such houshould goods wch doth apertaine unto ye saide Phillip Moore wee doe prize and vallew to £ s d bee worth the somme of ........................... 2 - 15 - 6 Ittm twelve sheep and muttons batte the } fowrth part of a mutton valued to .......}........ 1 - 10 - 00 Ittm The 4th part of one cow valued to ........... 0 - 10 - 00 Ittm The 4th part of one house valued to : ....... 4 - 00 - 00 Ittm fflax and hempe ............................ 0 - 02 - 00 The whole some amounteth to ....................... 8 - 16 - 06 Robt Attkinson Gilburt Willm Lace M his Gubbone mrke pledges on ye Paule Bridson X his mrk other side [next page, written on the back of the above] Pledges Mr Robt Calcott vicr & Phillip Moore [next page] Note: This page has been crossed out with big 'X's. I have recorded it because it contains more information. (35) Under --- die Julij 1647 In the name of God Amen. I Katherine Joyner als Moore, wife to Edward Moore of Duglas glover being sick in bodie, but of perfect minde and memorie (praised be God) doe make this my last will and testamt in maner and forme following, vidett, ffirst I doe bequeath my soule into the hands of Almighetie God &c. Item I doe give and bequeath unto my husband one heffer out of my part and share of goods duely belonging to me. Item I doe give and bequeath unto my sonne Phillip Moore all the rest of my poart or share of goods to be kept by my father and mother to my sayd sonne use Ane that my sayd father and mother shall have the tuition and bringing upp of my sayd sonne dureing his minoritie. And my will is that if my sayd sonne shall die dureing his minoritie, That then my sayd father and mother shall have and enioy the sayd goods of my sayd sonne to their owne use for---- without any interruption. And I doe further (not withstanding) given and bequeath to my stepp=sonne Edward Moore 2s ster:, to my stepp=sonne William Moore six pence ster:, and to William Tate my sayd husbands Apprentice 1s ster: And I doe further leave and bequeath unto my sayd sonne Philipp two pounds and a halfe of linnen yearne and flaxe to make shirt for him. In witness whereof I have certified this to be my will to be written, and have declared the same to be my last will and Testament the day and yeare above written in the prsence of John Tunman Phillip Moore of Duglas & AnnVinch wife to Henry Vinch [Found amongst the 1663 Archdeacon Wills, after will 1663A #63, of Christian Quane, and before will 1663A #64 of Ann Vinch als Stradling:] Braddan 1647 Phillip Moore sonn of Edward Moore doe hereby acknowledge to have received & from ye hand Robt: Joyner my grandfather ye full some of 3£ 8s in lue of all such goods as fall due to me by ye death of my mother Kath: Joyner & was depossitated into his hands: I therefore freely requite & discharge him his heirs executor Admynistrator or assignes from ye repayment of ye said some or any portione to any manner of pson if shall or can claime any right therto hereafter: & desires yt my said grandfather pledges may be with drawne in Record & my receite thereof ac= knowledged: I say received ...... 3£ - 8s - 0d Mar 4th 1663 by me & doe acquit him of all ye rest yt is in my fathers hand beinge in all ye some of 8£ 10s - 6d Phillip Moore XX
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