| Submitted by: | Edward M Nissen |
| Date: | 25 May 2006 |
| Original: | LDS: 0106384 |
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Andrews This last Will and Testament of Alice Kaneen als Cleator of Gat-a-whing & parish of KK Andrews who departed this life abt the 13th of Augst 1759, and was in perfect & sound mind & memory at the making of it. She committed her Soul to God & Body to Christian Burial. Itm. To her nephew John Cleator junr she bequeath’d half of her cow. Itm. To Sd John Cleator’s Wife she bequeath’d three yards of barragh Linnin. Itm. To Sd Cleator’s Daughter she left half a lamb & said that the other half thereof did belong to her self before. Itm. To Bahee Sayle she left a petty-coat with a piece added to the its uperend & a pottle of org’d corn -- Itm. To Wm Killips wife she left a Shute of Head Cloths -- Itm. To Jo: Cleator senr daughter she left a Coif of the new Linnin – Itm. To Jo: Cleator senr she left a sheep & said withal that there was a chest of his in her house & to take it after her decease – Itm. She will’d that in case her child should dye before she woud arrive to Age that then her Goods was to come due to her brother John Cleater senr aforsyd and to his son John Cleator aforesd and to her sister Robt Cannell’s wife to them equally betwisch them, And left six pences Legacy to her sister Dan: Tear’s wife in case her to child shoud dye underage as is also aforsyd. Itm. She declar’d that there was a fledge of hers in Robt Cannel’s house and that it shoud come home. Itm. She declar’d that she ow’d Wm Killip 6s – To Wm Cowin 13s. To Wm Mores son 3d – To Jo:Joughin’s maid 2d – To Tho Cowl 2d. To Tho Sayle 3d – To Wm Garrett Sons 3d – To Wm Cleator 4d – To her Bror Jo: Cleator 14d or a lamb & if he takes the lamb he is paid yd 14d. She further declar’d that she paid Pat Dan Cormode 40s, & 20s to Robt Cannell & paid James Garrett what was due to him & that these were debts in her deceasd husbds lifetime & as yet uncrop’d upon the Spiritual Registry. Itm. She will’d that her apparel should not be sold praisd but that whoever would clothe her child should have it. Itm. She Will’d that there was corn in the house to pay debts & to maintain her child with John Cleator her forsyd nephew till Hollow lide nebel which Wm Killip owed the Witness members was the Oates that was in the house was towards the child’s maintainance & thereft to pay debts. Wm Killys one of the Witnesses Declares that the Testratx left her Bottys & that work left her two days a flesy, the will making stomacher to her neoce Alice Cleater To the witnesses of this Will she left 12d each and said also that she had no exectx but her foresaid child namely Catherin Kaneen whom she then upon their puting her in mind nominated her Execex of all the rest of her goods movable and immovable whatsoever. Witnesses Wm Killip } Jurati Tho: Hargher } At a Chapter Court holden at Lezayre Novr 5th 1759 The Execx being under age, the Uncles viz:: John Cleator Danl Tear & Robt Cannell are sworn to bring to the Registry as also payment for debts and legacies and Danl Tear and Robt Cannell consent that the child and her goods be comitted to John Cleator who hath given pledges in form of law namely Capt William Christian & John Cowle Solvit 12d Probatum est Ro: Radcliffe Matth: Curghey 1759 Decr 10 Dan CormoXde enters Xa claim agt Exer of Alice Kaneen for At Ballaugh Novr 25 1763. Cath: Kaneen Daughter of ExcX Alice Kaneen being arrived to lawful age has made choice of her friend Wm Radcliffe of Balla Radcliffe to be her guardian, who is thereupon sworn in form of law. Matthv Curghey KK Michael Mar 10 1770 I David Christian husband of Cath: Kaneen sole Execrx of the last Will & Testament of Alice Kaneen do hereby acknowledge to have received from sd John Cleator decd & from Ellenor relict of sd John Cleator of all & every Goods & Chattels due unto me or my wife by the death of sd Alice Kaneen, and do hereby acquit & discharge the sd John Cleator’s Representatives of the sd Elenr his relief of the same & every part thereof, as also any charge or demand on acct of my sd wife’s part of the estate for the time past to the death of the sd John Cleater. Witness my hand --- David Christian This before me Ja: Willra KK Andrews –Augt 14th 1758 – The inventory of the Movable & Immovable goods of a Alice Kaneen alias Cleator of the parish of KK Andrews viewed & valued by four sworn men vizt John Kee, John Joughin, Patt: Cormode & Dan Teare, as follows – Moveable Goods – ? - S - d First to a Cow valued at ?2-7-0 the decd part thereof amounts to -- } 2 7 0 Itm To another Cow valued at 2 – 0 – 0 the deads part amounts to } 1 4 0 Itm To half a calfe valued at 0 5 0 Itm to five sheep valued at 2s 11d Each comes to 0 14 7 Itm To a lamb valued at 0 1 2 Imovable Goods ?4 11 9 Itm To five tups of barley, pease & rice at es8 pr Comes to 0 6 0 Itm To twenty stocks of barley at 11d pr comes to 0 18 4 Itm To twelve stocks of oat at 7d pr comes to 0 7 0 Itm To four stocks & ten sheaves of pease at 8d pr comes to 0 3 2 ½ Itm To three stocks of Rie at 11d pr comes to 0 2 9 Itm To nine Kishans of podates at 2d pr comes to 0 1 6 ?1 19 5 ½ Itm To some hooped vessels at 0 1 2 Utm To some Earthen Vessels at 0 2 9 ½ Itm To a Spair at 0 0 4 Itm To a Churn Staff at 0 0 4 ?0 4 5 ½ Itm To two old barrels & a tup at 0 15 8 Itm To some pecks & sives at 0 0 9 Itm To some hemp & a little box at 0 0 8 Itm To two old baskets at 0 0 8 Itm To a pound of tallow at 0 0 5 Itm To a pott & a Gridle at 0 1 6 Itm To a Big wheel at 0 1 6 Itm To a Chest at 0 2 0 Itm To a Bed Stead at 0 0 11 ½ Itm To A little wheel at 0 2 11 Itm To a Baihetree & Some old Creells at 0 0 8 Itm To two course sheets at 0 2 4 Itm To two Cadows at 0 3 6 Itm To a pedicoat at 0 3 0 Itm To a Gown at 0 3 4 Itm To another gown at 0 2 0 Itm To six years of stuff at 8d pr comes to 0 4 0 Itm To a Blankett at 0 2 0 Itm To a Bed gown & some rags at 0 0 4 Itm To a sute of head-cloth at 0 0 7 Itm To a pair of shoes & stocking at 0 1 4 Itm To a Linnin hood at 0 1 6 Itm To two sutes of head cloth at 0 1 4 Itm To a linnin apron at 0 1 6 Itm To a pedicoat at 0 1 2 Itm To two bolsters at 0 2 0 Itm To Some old sacks at 0 1 0 ?2 5 4 ½ Itm To some flax at 0 0 4 Itm To a srveel & an old Creel at 0 0 3 Itm To some hemp at 0 0 11 Itm To some Dung at 0 1 0 0 2 6 ?0 2 6 2 5 1 ½ 0 4 5 ½ 1 19 5 ½ 4 11 9 The whole amounts to nine pounds three shillings & three pence half peny ?9 3 3 ½ KK Andrews November 14th 1759 The movable & immovable goods of Alice Kaneen Alias Cleator of KK Andrews, being sold at by a publish Cant, by John Cleator, Supervizor of Sd Alice Kaneen’s orphan, as Follows – ? S d Thos Lace to some small hooped sepells 0 1 3 John Cleator to a Churn-staff 0 0 4 Bahee Quirk to a crock 0 0 9 Mary Sayle to a cup 0 0 3 John Cleater’s wife to a Crock 0 0 3 ½ Wm Killip’s wife to a Crock 0 0 4 Wm Kneen’s wife to a Crock 0 0 5 Cath: Camaish to a Crock 0 0 2 ½ Thos Brew to three bottles 0 0 3 ½ John Cleater to two dishes 0 0 4 ½ Margt Cormode to a tup 0 0 3 ½ Mary Kneen to a pott 0 2 6 Dan: Teare to a sive 0 0 6 To some five & wights John Cleater to some Fives & Wights 0 0 7 John Haripon to a barrel 0 1 7 ½ Philip Haragher’s wife to two sweets 0 0 4 ½ James Cleator to a bottle 0 0 1 ½ Thos Quirk to a Crock 0 0 3 Wm Kneen’s wife to a Barrell 0 0 3 ½ Wm Kneen’s wife to a Creell 0 0 2 ½ Thos Kinread to a cask 0 0 8 John Cleater to a gridle 0 0 8 ½ John C Wm Ellison to a Rackentree 0 0 8 ½ ?0 13 12 John Kaneen’s wife to some beards 0 0 2 ½ John Cleator to some tread 0 0 3 Wm Killip’s wife to a wheel 0 3 11 Thos Teare to a wheel 0 1 0 ½ Andrew Quirk’s wife to a chest 0 0 4 ½ John Cleater to a chest 0 2 11 ½ Patt: Cormode to two bolsters 0 5 8 Wm Ellison to a gown 0 4 0 Thos Teare to a pedicoat 0 3 7 Wm Crebbin’s wife to a Canvase 0 1 3 ½ John Cleater to a Cadow 0 2 6 Edward Camaish to a gown 0 2 2 James Garrett to five yards of stuff 0 3 11 ½ Wm Sayle to a bed-gown 0 0 3 Thos Haragher to some old rags 0 0 8 Robt Cannell’s wife to a pair of shoes 0 0 9 Wm Crebbin’s wife to a sute of hand-cloth 0 0 11 ½ John Cleater to a Linnin-hood 0 1 7 Thos Kinread to some hemp 0 0 8 ½ Robt Cannell’s wife to a sute of head-cloth 0 0 4 John Cleater to an apron 0 1 2 ½ Wm Ellison to a wining-blead 0 0 0 ½ Dan: Sayle to some stools 0 0 4 Dan: Cormode to some old creels 0 0 3 Jam: Cleater to some hemp 0 0 11 Michael Lace to some hemp 0 0 2 ½ Wm Ellison to some hemp 0 0 7 Jam: Cleater to the one half of a calfe 0 4 6 Robt Cannell to a Cow 2 14 2 John Cleater to the one half of a cow 1 5 9 James Garrett to a Baskett 0 0 11 ½ ?6 5 7 John Cleater to a spaid 0 0 9 ½ Wm Kneen to a bed-stead 0 0 10 Thos Teare to twelve stocks of oats 0 10 0 John Dan: Teare & Thos Lace to twenty stocks of Barley 1 0 0 Wm Ellison to the one half of two sheep 0 2 4 ½ Wm Cleater to a sheep 0 3 6 John Cormode to a sheep 0 3 11 John Haripon to a sheep 0 3 0 Wm Sayle to a Ram 0 1 8 John Martin to a mutton 0 4 10 Thos Faragher to a mutton 0 4 10 Thos Casement’s wife to a canvase 0 1 4 Thos Faragher to a blanket 0 2 8 Jam: Garrett to some old sacks 0 0 11 Jam: Cleater to a candlestick & two spoons 0 0 2 John Cleater to a Cadow 0 5 2 Dan: Teare to a little board 0 0 2 Wm Cleater to an old basket 0 0 0? John Cleater to Four stocks & ten sheaves of pease 0 3 7 Dan: Teare & Thos Lace to three stocks & six sheaves of Rie 0 3 6 John Radcliffe to a pound of tallow 0 0 5? Jam: Cleater to some dung 0 1 6? John Cleater to some pudates 0 1 6? ?3 17 7? 6 5 ? 0 13 ? The whole comes to Ten Pounds sixteen shillings & six pence half penny 10 16 6 ½ The Funeral charges of Alice Kaneen Alias Cleater of Gat-e-whing & parish of KK Andrews, as follows:-- S d To the parson & clerk’s fee 1 3 To a coffin 7 0 To one & four pence worth of ale 1 4 To two pence worth of Tobaca 0 2 To a coppy of William Kaneen’s decree 0 7 To a coppy of Sd Wm Kaneen’s inventory 0 10 To writing the above Sd Alice Kaneen’s will 1 2 To the court’s Fee 1 2 To a coppy of the will 1 2 To six shillings, paid to Willm Killip, pursuant to will 6 0 To two shills paid to the witnesses of the sd will 2 0 To Harvest work To thirteen laborers in harvest-time working at 7d pr day 7 7 To four pence paid to Willm Cleater 0 4 To six pence laid out for charging 0 6 To the sumner’s fees, for taking the inventory, & making sale of the goods & dividing the corn in harvest 1 8 To seven men one day repairing the mere hedges of sd gat–e-whing at 6d each 3 6 To six pence paid to Wm Garett & to Thos Sayle 0 6 To two pence paid to Thos Cowll’s wife 0 2 To writing the inventory, & the acct of the sale 1 6 ?1 18 5? To pd Lord’s rent to Phil. Wade moar as pd recd annexed 0 13 6 ?2 11 11 21st Janry 1760 received from the hands of John Cleator Senr of KK Andrews the Just & Entire sum of thirteen shillings & six pence being the Lords Rent for the Tenent of Gate-e-whing -- I say received by me --- Philip Wade
Last Modified 27 November 2014