Philip Quayle, 1733

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          Lezayre
Philip Quaile departed this life about the 25th of June last intestate,
whereupon the court has decreed his children Philip and Jony Quaile joint
administrators of all his goods moveable and immoveable whatsoever
the next relation on the father¹s side Wm Qaile supervisor who with
Philip and his mother is sworn in court.
Pledge for Philip Quaile are James Clark (Glentramman) and Jo Tear Pledge
for Wm Quaile who has Joney's goods are Dan Cottiman  and Nich Corlet
At Kirk Michael 1 Nov 1734:
Wm Quayle uncle of the administrator having in his hands the part of
goods due to Jony Quayle does hereby deliver up to Wm Quackin
stepfather of the administrator the whole of the said Jony's proportion
exception half the sheep for which he stands accountable to the said
Joney when at age either in kind, with their increase or according to the
appraisements at her option obliging himself to take care of the other
half as usual and to deliver to the said Quackin the whole wool of them
the next summer on account of the orphans maintenance.  Wm Quackin also
engages to give the said Jony her choice of either the sheep or the value
as above for which as also for the forthcoming of the rest of the inventory
in his hands the said Quackin hath given pledges Mr Jo Kewley
of KK Michael and Thos Corlet Toltawill in Lezayre.
The dead's part of the lands prized as within to one pounds two shillings
and six pence being the prime cost of the same is in the hand of Wm Quayle
until the said sum be repaid him as he advanced the money on the account of
the decease and is yet unsatisfy'd.
                                            John Woods
											
Pledge for Philip Quayle the elder child that he will pay the debts and be
just to his sister and pay her the proportion of goods due to her as also
secure the office.
Jo Cain and Jo Cottiman

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