Isable Corkill, 1703

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57        Maughold November the 26th 1703
In nominee Dei Amen. I Isable Corkill weak 
and feeble in body and of perfect memory praised 
be the Lord, do make this my last will and 
testament as followeth. 
I commit my soul to God and body to Christian burial. 
I bequeath to my nephew Daniel Callow a blanket 
sheet chest a brass candlestick with the great table in the house. 
Item, to my brother William his three children 
Edward, Kathrin & Joney a cow and three sheep betwixt them. 
Also to the said Kathrin a little wheel. 
Item, to my sister Ann’s four children half a cow 
and quarter of a yearling calf the xx at foalew. 
Item to Ann Quayle a kerchief. 
Item, to John Casement’s wife at Ramsey a kerchief. 
Item, to Patrick Kewley a tub of barley. 
Item, to Kathrin Cowle a tub of barley. 
Item, to Robert Kerrish of Ballewbarna six pence 
legacy or to any other person that can lawfully 
claim any of my said goods 6 pence legacy. 
Item, to my sister in law Kathrine & sister Ann 
all my apparel linen and woolen betwixt them 
and do constitute and appoint my brother 
Will: Callow & sister Ann aforesaid sole Executrix 
that is to say Will to have two parts and the 
said Ann the third part of all the rest of my 
goods whatsoever. 
Witnesses
Patrick Kewley
John Christian
 
The Executor sworn in Court in form of Law. Pledges in form of Law Robert Curghey & John Christian

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