Submitted by: | Bruce Ingram |
Date: | 10 May 2003 |
Original: | LDS: 0106379 |
Know all men by these ~ Presents that I John Crebbin of Ballayarrad in the parish of KK Christ Rushen Diverse good Causes me thereunto moving but Chiefly out of the goodwill and ~ Natural affection which I have and Do bear unto my loving and Dutyfull son, John Crebbin ~ Have Given Granted and Estated and Settled and by these presents ~ Do Give Grant Settle and Estate on ~ Him my sd. Son John Crebbin ~ all the right Title and Interest ~ That I now have or hereafter ~ May or can have in and unto ~ My half or moiety of the sd. Estate Or parcell of Quarterland called Ballayarrard (the other moiety being settled upon him by his Decd. Mother) of the annual Lords rent of three shillings ~ And four pence or thereabouts The same more or less together ~ With the Crop team and ~ Husbandary gears of what kind Soever to be held and possessed by my said son John Crebbin after my decease as also as the ~ rest and remainder of all my ~ Worldly Goods Chattells and ~ Effects of what nature or kind Soever reserving to my Daughter Ann Crebbin wife of Tho Costean One Chest, half a bed & bed Cloat… half a Cow which other half of the Bed and Cow were bequeathed to her by her mother and also half the Cow which is now in her own keeping together with Two Sheep, but these particular Not to be possessed by my sd. Son Or Daughter untill after my ~ Decease ~ To have and to hold Unto him my sd. Son the sd. Lands etc. after my decease as aforesd yielding & paying such rent as the premises bears with all other boons suits and services due & payable out of the premises at times and seasons accustomed, and for the true and faithfull perfomance hreof I the sd John Crebbin do hereby bind and oblige myself my heirs Execrs Admrs and assignes in and under the penalty and forfeiture of fourty pounds to be levyed and paid according to law as witness his hand this 2d January 1746 Signed & delivered John Crebbin his X In presence of Thomas kewne his X Wm Curghey 2d Janry 1746 John crebbin ackowledged the within Deed of Settlement to be his voluntary act and deed This before me Jon Taubman At a Sheading Court holden at Castle Rushen the 12th Octr 174[6] [The within Deed of Settlement] being acknowledged before the Deemster and now openly pub= :lished in court and no objection offered agt it, is therefore allowed off and confirmed according to Law Lindesay Dan: Mclrea Cha: Hanley Jon Taubman Jon Quayle Wm Christian ...... John Quayle ...... Castletown Oct 18th 1749 The above Deed of Settlement having been Confirmed in the [Temporal] Court the same is Accepted for the last Will and testamt of John Crebbin whereupon his son John Crebbin is sworn Exctr in form of law & hath given pledges viz: Tho: Moore & John Waterson both of Rushen. [Acceptum est] Solvi 12d Edw. Moore Ro: Radcliffe
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