Philip Cannell, 1685

Archdeacon Will 1685A #20 Michael will of Philip Cannell, died 19 December 1685: 
Summary: wife Averick Cannell alias Cannell remarried William Steane/Stephen [in Feb 1686/7], only child Catharine Cannell (married to 
John Cottiman/Cottingham/Cottiam by 1710 [1709 Ballaugh]); brother John Cannell (dead by November 1687, married to Catharine Cannell alias 
Corlett, son Adam & dau Christian & per 1710 sons Philip & John), father Daniel/Donold Cannell is dead [his will ArW 1659A 321 Michael], 
witnesses: James Cannell & Ann Caley, pledges: William Cannell & John Corlett and Adam C-----y & John Kaighin.
Wife: Michael parish register: Averick Cannell alias Corlett married William Steane/Stephen on 5 February 1686/7 in Michael.
Wife: Michael parish register: Averick Stephen als Cannell, widow, buried 11 March 1729/30.
Wife: ArW 1730A #15 Michael will of Averick Stephen alias Cannell alias Cannell, died 11 March 1729/30: 
son John Stephen, son Phinlo Stephen, dau Ellinor Stephen, dau Catharine Cottiman [als Cannell].
Dau: Ballaugh parish register: Catharine Cannell married John Cottiman on 15 August 1709 in Ballaugh 
Will of father: ArW 1659A #21 Michael will of Daniel/Dollin Cannell, died intestate 20 May 1659: wife [Joney Keeney/Kewney] is alive [her will ArW 1669A #070 
Michael], son John (dead by April 1687, married to Catharine Corlett), son Hugh (of age), son William (underage), son Philip (underage, dead by 1685 when will 
was recorded); pledges: Gilbert Quayle & William Quayle, also: William Kewney entered a claim for 30s.
Will of mother: ArW 1669A #070 Michael will of Joney Cannell alias Keeney/Kewney, died 16 February 1669/70: husband xxxx [Daniel/Dollin/Donold] Cannell is not 
mentioned [his will 1659A #21 Michael], son Philip Cannell, son John Cannell, grandson Adam Cannell, grandson John Cannell, granddaughter Christian Cannell, 
dau in law Catharine Corlett, Joney Cannon, Margaret Quayle, Jane Woods, sister Ann Keeney/Kewney, also: Joney Cannon, Margaret Quayle, Jane Woods.
Will of brother: ArW 1687A #25 Michael will of John Cannell, dated 22 May 1687: wife [Catharine Corlett] is alive, eldest son Adam, dau Christian, 2 youngest 
children son Philip & dau Joney, witnesses: John Quayle & James Cannell; pledges: Thomas Teare & John Quayle.
   Will of niece: ArW 1696A #11 Michael will of Joney Cannell, died 3 Jan 1696/7: brother Adam & sister 
   Christian Cannell, brother John Cannell, brother Philip Cannell, mother is alive.  Father is dead.
   Will of nephew: ArW 1699A #31 Michael will of Adam Cannell, died 11 February 1699/1700: wife [Mary Corlett] is alive [she died March 1699/1700, 
   ArW 1700A #76 Lezayre], no children are mentioned, brother John Cannell, brother Philip, sister Christian (married John Taggart in 1692), cousin 
   (uncle's dau) Catharine Cannell, mother [Catharine Cannell als Corlett] is alive [died 1701, Episcopal will], also: John Kaighin & wife, William 
   Quay, Thomas Radcliffe, witnesses & pledges: Charles Kaighin & John Quayle.

  
               KK Michaell  
the last will and testamt of Phill: Cannell who departed 
this life the 19th of Decembr 1685: First he bequeathed 
his soule to god and his bodie to Christian burial.   
Item, he left to his wife Evericke Cannell one great 
wheele with all the flax and tow as Legasie;   
Itm: he left to his nephew Adam Cannell a yearling 
hoge and a lambe;   Itm: to Christian Cannell one sheep;   
Itm: he left to his brother John Cannell out of the 
whole with his wives conssent a mair and a 
colt & two sheep to discharge severall debts and fenerall charges;   
Itm: he maid mencon yt what goods fell due to him by 
the death of his father was in the handes of his brother 
John Cannell except a quarter of the crop of corne 
and halfe of a cowe wch he was satisfied in: the 
rest behind to returne to his child as well the mothrs: 
pte as his and this was don with the mothers consent;    
Itm: he constituted and appoynted his onely child Kathrin 
Cannell his Lawfull Executor of all the rest of his 
goods moveable and unmoveable   
And further he left in regard that his wiffe refused 
to keep the child, that the sd child should return wher 
it ought with the goods, but if the mother kept the child 
her self that then if ye child dyed under age that halfe the good shoud be her own

Testes	James Cannell}		The wife & overseer sworn 
        Ann Cally ...} jurati	  in form of law 
				Probatum et solvit 1s 
Die Epiphanii
		The goods and child in ye mothers custody & hath 
		given pledges for the same in form of law 
		Jon: Curlett 
		The other half in ye hands of ye overseer 	s    d
more added to ye Invent   Invent: Dj ye roofe of an house ........ 1 - 6 
due from wid: Cannell		Dj a peice of linsey woollsey .... 1 - 6 
    This crossed is placed 		Dj a chest ..........
     undr: ye Inventory		to be deducted for pbation money}
				    & a coppy ..................}  1 - 6 

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A pfect Inventory of the goods of Phil: Cannell taken by -----[dark]     
whose names ensueth viz: John Kneale, Dan: Corlett, John Q----[dark]     
and Willm: Quaile as followeth
Impm: one cow ...................................... 00 - 11 - 00 
Itm: eleven sheep between small and great .......... 00 - 11 - 00 
Itm: the decedence pte of one heifer ............... 00 - --- - 00 
Itm: the decedence pt of the loomes ................ 00 - 06 - 00 
Itm: three blanketts and one kaddow ................ 00 - 04 - 00 
Itm: the small vessells and other nessessarys ...... 00 - 02 - 00 
Itm: two sheep more ................................ 00 - 02 - 00 
Itm: due from the decedences brother John Cannell} 
    beinge the goods fell due to him by the death}   01 - 03 - 00 
    of his father ...............................}

	The goods equally in ye hands of ye mother & the uncles hand 
	ye mother hath given pledges Willm: Cannell & John Corlett 
	ye uncle hath given pledges Adam C-----y & John Kaighin 

The will is with Mr Xtn: 
More to be added to ye Invent of Philip Cannell 
these in the {	Dj of ye roofe of a house .............	0 - 1 - 6 
mothers hands{	dj a peece of linsey woolsey ........	0 - 1 - 6 
             {	dj a chest ......................
             {	a paire of old shoes ........
		in Ad: Cannells hands ...
note yt ye peece of linsey woolsey is yet in dispute is to be deter=     
      mined ye next Court     

note ye ye roofe linsey woolsey & chest is in the mothers hands et   
for ye xxxxxx more ther what xxxxx ye overseers hand of ye goods  
but ye xxxxx   1£ 3s in ye Invent is wholey in the oerseers hands      
    To be deducted for writing ye will & Invent ........ 0 - 1 - 0 
                   for provoing ye will ................ 0 - 1 - 2 
                   for a coppy of will & Invent: ....... 0 - 0 - 6 
note yt 2s of ye ---

Novr: 12th 1687
The wife of Phil: Cannell, & ye widow of Jo: Cannell ye Supr----[dark]     
of ye sd Philips child, came this day, & here accounted for what 
goods is in their hands, and upon ye paymt: of 6s made by ye fore----[dark]     
widow to ye childs mother, with other reckonings & disbursemts: to ----[dark]     
--- women and equall in all ye goods & chattles & effects belong----[dark]     
to ye foresd child, save only ye chest & linsey woolsey wch is at ye ----[dark]     
thers hand, & ye shoes in Ad: Cannells hands who are to be----[dark]     
for ye same as the Court shall ----  it & this to be a f----[dark]     
closian[?] of what belongs to ye foresd child by ye death of her fa----[dark]     
her grandfather Don: Cannell 		Kath Cannell als Cu----[dark]     
					Averick Cannell als C---[dark]    
---- prsence of 
---- Watleworth Register

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                 Octr 5th 1710: 
This day John Cottiman husband to the within Philip Cannel’s 
Execr came to ye Records, and does acknowledge to have 
recd all that was due unto his wife by ye death of her 
father Philip Cannel from hir step father Wm Steane 
& Philip Cannell & John Cannell son to John Cannell decease

	Octr: 5th 1710
This day John Cottiman husband to ye within Philip 
Cannels Execr: came to ye Records, & acknowledgeth 
that he is fully paid & satisfyd for all ye goods & effects 
yt were due unto his wife by ye death of her father 
& grandfather, from Wm: Steene, Philip Cannel & John 
Cannel; except ye Linsey woollsey & half ye chest due 
from the mother wch is left to ye determination of ye Court 
		and two shillings & four pence unpd 
as yet from John Taggard       As witness his mark 
			John Cottiman his mrk JC
In presence of 
     Charles Watleworth Regr: 

July 11, 1713:  
This day John Cottiman came to ye Records & acknowledges that 
he has recd the above two shillings & four pence due from John 
Taggard & acquit him and all other persons for ye same.  
As witness his mark,  John Cottiman’s mark J.    
Before me Cha: Wattleworth Regr.

Last Modified 30 November 2018