Robert Callow, 1744

               Maughold
This is affirmed to be the Last Will and Testament of Robert Callow of the
Town of Ramsey who Departed this Life on May 14th 1744 Being of Good &
perfect mind & memory at the making thereof.
Itm  He Commited his Soul to God and his Body to Christian Burial
Item    He Left to his Dear and Loveing wife his Part of xxx Horss & Hay then
xxx during her naturrall Life and after Her deceass to Dan: Joughin his son
in Law
Itm     He Left & Bequeath'd to his Grand Child Margrett Kissags Forty
shillings ---
Itm     He Left to his Grand Child Robert Kissags his Part or sheare of Closser
Croman in ye Prish of Lezaire and that after the Deceass of his Loveing wife
Itm     He Left to his Grand Child Ewan Joughin His Part or sheare of Loaney
Curghey beg in ye Parish of Lazaire and that after the Decease of his Wife--
Lastly  He nominated his Dear & Loveing wife Margrett Callow whole Extr of
all the Rest of his goods of what: nature or kind soever--
        And a shilling Legacy to each of the wittnesses and if any one make any
Pretenes or strive to Brake ye said Will I leave them only Six penes Legacy
each
Dan: Garrett my X
Nick: Quine my X        Jurati

Margt Callow the widow is Sworn in Court in form of Law and Consents to give her son
in Law Dan: Joughin her part of the house after her Decease. she Consents
to give unto her son in Law Wm Kissage fourty shill wch is to be paid him
within three years next after the Date of these presents and by way of
Agreemt in regard to Kissack alledged that no legacy was left him or his
wife by the Testator

Pledges for the Exectr are Wm. Curghy Balldromma & Wm Lace Vizt.
                           Probatum est
                                 Joh: Cosnahan
                                 Edw: Moore


May 14, 1745 Danl Joughin enter a Claim for 40 s due per Agreemt with Robt
Callow with his xxx of Goods due xxx death of Christian Callow & for a
Jacket & gown of Lace

Wm Kissack enters a Claim for 40 s due per Agreement wth his part of ye
Goods of xtian Callow wch were undivided

Feb: 10 1746. Wm Kissack owns to have Rec'd from Margt the exetr of Robt
Callow the Sum of fourty Shills menton'd in the above aggremt in regard no
Legacy was left him. He owns also to have in his hands the Legacy of fourty
shills left to his Daughtr Margt by the Testator — Robt Callow — and to be
accountable to his se Dautr for the Same. And Acquits the Exetr of the same
for ever --
                                                before me Edw: Moore

Novr 17th 1750 Robt Kissage son of Wm Kissage the Legatee mentioned in the
within will being come to lawfull years came this day to the Registry &
acknowledges to have recd from his Grandmother whatever was due to him by
the will of his deceast Grandfather Robt Callow, and acquits the Exectr her
[heirs] or Assigns for ever before me
                                                Jas Wilks

Last Modified 24 January 2015