William Callow, 1720

Maughold, 1720


This is affirmed to be the last Will and Testamt
of William Callow of the parish of KK Maughold
who was of sound & perfect memory at the make
=ing thereof & departed this ^life on or about the first
of May Inst being 1720 & is as follows ~~
Imprs  He Committed his soull to God & body to Christian
Burial;  Itt he bequeathed to his Son James & Daughter
Mary a Steer in Robt Xtians holding; and also a Cowe
Itt he left & bequeathed to ye Sd James all his wearing
Apparrell;  Itt his left what corne he had in Bingland
twixt ye sd James & Daughter Mary;  Itt he left &
bequeathed ye largest Chest between or among his whole
children to share therein alike;  Itt he bequeath
=ed to his eldest Daughter Catrine marryd to Cotter a barrel
& Churn;  Itt to his other Daughter Jane : Corkans wife
an other barrel and ordering his daughter Mary abovsd
to pay her three shillns ;  Itt he left his daughter Mary
his house & Garden;  Itt he left to his son William
Six pence Legacy & lastly constituted & appointed
His Daughter Mary abovsd sole & whole Executrx 
of all & every other Goods or Chattells of what
nature or kind soever;  he also acknowledged to be In
=debted unto Mr Allen ye Minister of the parish three or
four Shills
Witnesses     Tho: Xtian   X
              Jane Callow  X    Jurati

 
The Exrx Sworn in form 
of Law
            Probatm et Solvit   1s

 

Pledges to pay all Debts, &c.
   Are James Calow & Tho.
   Corkan

 
20 May, 1720.       Wm Cottier enters
agt the Exrx of Wm Callow
for 1£=00s=00d & his wife’s part
of her Father Mother’s goods, &
craves the Law

Eod Die  Tho: Corkan enters for
his wife’s part of her Mother’s
goods

Last Modified 20 March 2015