Margrett Corkill, 1741

This is affirmed to be the Last will and Testament
Of Margrett Corkill of KK Maughold a poor laime
Woman who departed this life on Sunday ye
20th Octob 1741. She bequeathed her soul to God
and her body to Christian burial.
Itm She left and bequeathed to her neighbours daughter
Ann Hogg a ploding  petticoat and a Quifer
Itm She left to Margrett Hogg a Quifer
Itm She left and bequeathed to William and Dan’l
Targgard two hoad prows of a Quifer to be stocks for them
Itm She left a piece of linnen to John Kormode Junr
For a crannock or neckcloath and to Margrett Callow a
Handkercheff and another to Catherine Callow her sister
Itm a handkercheff to Mary Kormode als Christian and
Two Quiffer.
Itm She left and bequeath unto her sister’s son William 
Callow of Ramsey all that was due unto him from Thomas 
Brew of KK Lonnan.
Lastly she nominated and appointed her sister’s son William
Callow and Thomas Kormod sole & joynt executors of all the rest
Of her effects of what nature soever & six pence a piece to
All that shall cliam to break this her last will.

John Taggard X}			She further declared that
Edw Hogg  X} Jurati			Wm Quayle owed her L on 12 no
A baskett at Wm			Ewan Corkill Ballnojoroy ___ on 2 no
Curlott of KK				and that Phillip Quilleage
Maughold & some lace		the blindman owed her some money
					And also Wm Corlott of the Ballamaugh
					KK Lonnon owed her & that Wm Looney
					Iron pottsof hers& a chest of hers in Thomas
					Crowne House
Another baskett with Catherine Lowney Ballanoskle
	
Jo Taggard
Edw Hogg
Jurati
At a Chapter Court in Lezayre
		Nov 10 , 1741
	The Exec are sworn in Court in form
	Of Law and have given pledges
John Taggart & Edw Hogg witnesses of the will
Solvit 12
		Probatum Est
			John Cosnahan
			Edw Moore
Nov 12 1741 Wm Creech entered a claim for L2n 16 d

Last Modified 21 January 2015