| Submitted by: | Joyce M Oates |
| Date: | 12 November 2007, updated 15 July 2020 |
| Original: | LDS: 0106199 |
Archdeacon Will 1659A #25 Michael will of Gilbert Cannell, died 28 April 1659 intestate:
Summary: wife Catharine Sayle is alive (remarried John Crebbin, see ArW 1666 petition Jurby, of John Crebbin), dau Margaret (an infant), brother Richard,
sisters Ann [married, ?to xxxx Moore per 1670ArW of mother Bahie] & sister Margaret (husband Phinlo Craine), & sister Madge/Margery (husband John Kneen),
William Naylor in 1675 received the goods of Margaret Cannell (Margaret would have been about 23 years old by then), pledges: John Gawne & Daniel/Dollin
Cannell & Phinlo Garrett.
NOTE, William Naylor was mentioned in a note dated 1675: he had received from Phinlo Craine custody of the legacy dau Margaret received from father Gilbert,
William gave the legacy to Margaret in 1675.
Michael parish register: Wm Naylor buried 16 April 1682 Episcopal will; ?married to Catharine Cottier, died 1679 EpWill.
Michael parish register: Mariod daughter of Wm Nealor buried 24 December 1675.
See also: ArWills 1666 petition of John Crebbin, 2nd husband of the mother (Catharine Cannell alias Sayle, first husband Gilbert Cannell) of Margaret
Cannell: stepdaughter Margaret Cannell, Supervisors of Margaret are Richard Cannell & Phinlo Craine & Madge Cannell.
Will of mother: ArW 1670A #67 Michael will of Bahie Cannell alias Booye/Boyde, dated 18 January 1670/1, pauper: husband [John] Cannell is not mentioned
[dead by 1644 per 1644 Liber Vastarum, Michael], son Richard Cannell, daughters Margaret and Madge/Margery Cannell, grandson Gilbert Moore, granddau
Margaret Cannell [dau of Gilbert Cannel who died 1659, ArW 1659A #25 Michael], son in law Phinlo Craine (md Margaret), other grandchildren.
Will of sister: ArW 1684A #086 Lezayre will of Margery/Madge Kneen alias Cannell, died 14 April 1685: husband [John] Kneen is not mentioned, dau Jane
Kneen, dau Ann, son William.
Self & father & mother: 1644 Liber Vastarum, Michael: John Cannell & wife Bahie Booye/Boyde had a quarterland in Ballyfadin treen of 17s 6d,
and John was dead so his son Gilbert Cannel was entered for it with the consent of Bahie.
Self & father & mother: 1644 Liber Vastarum, Michael: John Cannell & wife Bahie Booye/Boyde had various parcels of intack lands belonging to Balyfaddin
treen of 8d rent & 1d rent & 4d rent & 8d rent, and John was dead so his son Gilbert Cannell was entered for the parcels with the consent of his wife Bahie.
Self & mother: 1644 Liber Vastarum, Michael: Bahie Booye/Boyde had two parcels of intack belonging to Shalgagh treen of 2d and 4d rent,
and her son Gilbert Cannell was entered for them in 1644
?Self: 1674 Liber Vastarum, Michael: Gilbert Cannell had farmland of 15s 4d yearly rent in Nerlough treen, and he being long dead, Gilbert had sold rent of
18d to Charles Cannell, so that Gilbert was entered for 18s 8d and Charles Cannell for 18d, reserving the rights of the grandchild of Philip Cannell, that
is, Catharine Cannell an orphan.
Mother & etc: 1678 Liber Vastarum, Michael: Bahie [Cannell alias] Boyde/Booye sold farmland in Nerlough treen of 6d rent to Adam Booye/Boyde, and Philip
Cannell had another 6d rent of a 12d parcel, which had erroneously been entered for Joney Cannell, but now Philip Cannell and Adam Boyde were entered,
'the right of the said 6d falling to her [Bahy Booye] by heirship'.
?Self: 1683 Liber Vastarum, Michael: Gilbert Cannell had farmland of 18s 6d yearly rent in Ballafadin treen that his daughter sold to Madam Bridgeman,
wife to the late Bishop, and she sold it to Mr Edward Nelson (vicar of Michael) who sold half of it to Thomas Grimsey & Richard Cannell, so that Mr
Edward Nelson was entered for 9s 3d rent & Thomas Grimsey & Richard Cannell were entered for the other 9s 3d yearly rent.
?Self: 1683 Liber Vastarum, Michael: Gilbert Cannell had a parcel of intack belonging to Ballafadin treen of 4d rent, and his daughter sold it to Madam
Bridgeman, wife to the late Bishop, and she sold it to Mr Edward Nelson (vicar of Michael) who sold half of it to Thomas Grimsey & Richard Cannell, so
that Mr Edward Nelson was entered for 2d rent & Thomas Grimsey & Richard Cannell were entered for the other 2d yearly rent, or 1d each.
?Self: 1683 Liber Vastarum, Michael: James Boyde/Booye & Gilbert Cannell had a parcel of intack belonging to Ballafadin treen of 8d rent, each with 4d
rent, and the daughter of Gilbert sold it to Madam Bridgeman, wife to the late Bishop, and she sold it to Mr Edward Nelson (vicar of Michael) who sold
half of it to Thomas Grimsey & Richard Cannell, so that Mr Edward Nelson was entered for 4d rent & Thomas Grimsey & Richard Cannell were entered for the
other 4d yearly rent.
?Self: 1683 Liber Vastarum, Michael: Thomas Mylrea & Gilbert Cannell had a parcel of intack belonging to Ballafadin treen of 4d rent, each with 2d rent,
and the daughter of Gilbert sold it to Madam Bridgeman, wife to the late Bishop, and she sold it to Mr Edward Nelson (vicar of Michael) who sold half of
it to Thomas Grimsey & Richard Cannell, so that Mr Edward Nelson was entered for 2d rent & Thomas Grimsey & Richard Cannell were entered for the other 2d
yearly rent.
?Self: 1684 Liber Vastarum, Michael: Gilbert Cannel had farmland of 16s 4d rent in Nerlough treen, and his grandson John Cannell sold a parcel of 6d rent
to Robert Caine who was entered for the 6d rent in 1684.
?Self: 1686 Liber Vastarum, Michael: Gilbert Cannel had farmland of 16s 4d rent in Nerlough treen, and his son? [son in law?] Philip Cannell, who was dead,
sold a parcel of 3s 6d rent to Mr Edward Nelson, vicar of Michael, who was entered for the 3s 6d rent in 1686.
Gilbt Cannell depted this life the 28th of April
1659 intestate wherof ye Cort haveinge notice
hath decreed his children viz Mrgrett Cannell Ad=
ministr, The next of kinred on the fatherside
viz Richd Ann Mrgrett & Madge Cannell
Supvisors, a legasye to ye wife upon sight of
ye Invent, the said Richd Cannell, Phinloe Craine
in ye behalf of his wife Mrgrett and Jo: Kneene
in the behalf of his wife Madge are onely sworne
and Anne to be sworne at next Cort. The wife
also sworne, 10s allowed to ye wife for a legasye.
Salvo Tamen vinciuge Decretum est et Solvit 2s 6d
Suo jure
The Inventorye of Gilbert Cannell, priced by 4 sworne
men namly Donold Cannell Senior, Donold Cannell Junior, John Teare
and John Cannan; as followeth,
All ye Inventorie of ye said Gilbert Cannell
amounts to ye some of ...........10£ : 5s.
If any more can be found to be added at
next Cort sub poena 20s, viz a qter of ye croppe
of corne as it shall fall and the other half quarter to be due
at ye death of ye grandmother of ye child
to the end yt it may be found.
The goods in ye Supervisors custodye Pledges for
the forthcomeinge therof & to secure the office
Jo: Gawne & (Dollin Cannell) finlo Carrett in pain of duble value
ad usum domin
Note yt The share of ye invent belongeinge to Ann as
Supvisor in pte is in ye Custodye of Richd and in case
ye child dye under age The sd Anne & her husband
doth wholy remitt the pte of ye crop of corne yt
[dark]---had by ye death of ye sd child father unto them; unto
[dark]---him ye sd Right.
----- yt Dollin Canell stands bound still.
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29 July 1659
Mrgrett & Margery Cannell entereth their clame agst ye
Adminstr: of Gilbt Canele for 9s and a mutton ----[fold]
craveth ye benefit of ye Law
Rich: Cannell entereth agst ye sd Administr for ha----[fold]
a qrter of ground & craveth ye Law
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At KK Michaell xvth(15th) May 1660
Ordered by consent of all ptyes interested that
Katherin Sayle ye wife of Gilbt Cannell shall
have the tuition of Margr Cannell Administr
of ye sd Gilbt until she come to ye age of 14
yeares of age; and ye Supvisors of ye sd
child ye custodye of ye goods; They payeinge
to ye sd mother after ye rate of 12s per anno till
ye sd child come to be 7 yeares old and for
the other 7 yeares ye mother is to have ye full
of her porcon and ye benefit therof towards
her maintenance; She givinge sufficient
security for ye same otherwise to Returne ye
sd child to ye ovrseers who doe bind them
selves to mantene ye sd child as becometh.
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July ye 20th 1675
Received thou by mee Willm Nayller for & in the behalfe of Margt Cannell
from the hands of ffinlo Craine the full summe of fiftie shillings sterlinge
& six pence beinge a quarter of the goods of ye said Margt, due to her by
ye death of her father Gilbert Cannell & in the hands of him the said ffinlo
& doe acquit & discharge the pledges: note yt 20s of ye said summe was paid
unto the said Margt Cannell as appears by her acquittance bareinge date June 18th : 74
& the other thirtie shillings six pence was received by me Willm Nayller & ye said Margt from ye
hands of Willm Naylor as witness ther hands ye day & yeere above written
Before me Jon Huddlestone Regisr Willm: Nayllor: IH
Willm Sayle X Margt Cannell her mark X
ffeb 16th 75
Received these at & from ye hand of Sr John Huddleston for & in ye behalf of Willm
Nayller the sum of 20s in ye prsence of Ricd Brew & Phillip Brew I say received
Margt Cannell
Received also from ye hands of Gilbt Cannell for the us of Margt Cannell the full summe
of 46s in pt of payment of her fathers goods & doe acquit & discharge for ye said sume.
Jo: Huddlestone:
I doe also acknowledge to have received the said sum of 46s from ye hands of Sr
Joh: Huddleston & doe acquit & discharge him the day & yeire above written; being sent
to my by my uncle Willm Sayle: & doe discharge ye said Sr Joh:
Margt Cannell X.
Last Modified 15 July 2020