Philip Kelly 1762

 
KELLY, Philip  1762-3  Mar  BALLGRAUE  E  w


This is affirmed to be the last Will and Testament of Philp Kelly of Balnegrave 
in the parish of Marown who departed this life at or about the 1st day of November 
1762 being in sound mind and memory at the making hereof.
First, he committed his soul to god, and his body to a Christian burial

He left to his daughter Anne ten shills legacy as also a sheep
He left to his daughter Margt a sheep
He left to his son Robt a sheep
He left to his son Phillip all his lands, as well, Quarter land, as intacks and 
left the said lands to his wife during her natural life, and after her decease 
to be at the whole disposal of the said Philip his son to which his wife gave her 
consent on and at the time that his said son was to possess the lands he  required 
that he was to pay or cause to be paid unto his son Robert, four pounds and also 
to his sister Marg’t the like sum but provided that the above named Philip, Robt, 
and Marg’t should dye before their mother then and in that case, her own part of 
the said lands was to be at his own disposal.

Lastly he nominated constituted and appointed his loving wife Catherine Kelly whole 
and sole executrix of all the rest of his goods moveable and immoveable of whatever 
kind or nature soever, and that upon condition that she his said wife was to put 
his son Robert to a trade.
Witness
John Kelly
Wm Cain   } Jurati

At a chapter court holden at Kk Braddan 9th November 1762
The executrix is sworn in court in form of law and hath given her consent in Court 
that her part of all the Lands as well quarterlands as intack shall also fall and 
become due to her son Philip upon the seventh covenants conditions & provisions 
as now fully specified in this said will after her decease.  She hath for these 
ends as also for payment of debts and legacies given pledges, namely John Kelly 
and Wm Cain both of Marown the witnesses of the will.  To wit 18d 
Probatum est
Ro Radcliffe
Matth Curghey

At Kk Patrick 5th Nov 1779
John Fayle Husbd of Marg’t Kelly daugh[ter]  of the testator Philip Kelly has this 
day acknowledged to have recd  from his brother-in-law Philip Kelly the s[aid] 
legacy of four pounds and every other legacy bequeathed to her by her s[aid] 
father and hereby acquits exonerates and discharges the said Philip Kelly and 
every other person of the same and every part thereof as witness his name and 
mark the day above written
John Fayle my x mark
This before me   Ed Christian

Last Modified 7 January 2017