| Submitted by: | Brian Lawson |
| Date: | 23 April 2003 |
| Original: | LDS: 0106224 |
Jurby 82
The last will & testament of Patrick Brew of Jurby, is he
departed this life on ye sevend day of March 1765 being of perfect
mind & memory at ye making hereof.
First, he committed his soul to God & his body to christian burial
Also, he left & bequeathed unto his daughter Christian half a guinea
Also, he bequeathed to his son Philip half a guinea
Also, he bequeathed to his daughter Catherine one shilling & two pence
Also, he left to his son Patrick one shilling & two pence
Also, he left to his son Robert his great saw
Also, he left & bequeathed all his right & title unto all & whatever
lands he held & possessed unto his daughter Jane to be entered
upon & possessed by her at & upon ye decease of her mother & not
till then.
Also, he left sixpence legacy to whoever wd claim any further
right to his effects.
Lastly he constituted & appointed Emmy his wife Executrix
of all ye rest of his goods movable & immovable whatsoever.
He left to ye witnesses of this will one
shilling each
{ Thos Callister }
Witnesses { } Jurati
{ Wm Corlett }
At a Chapter Court holden at KK Michael July 14 1765
The Execx is sworn in Court in form of law & has given pledges
for payment of debts & legacies namely Thos Collister & Wm Corlett
both of Jurby. Probatum est
Solv: 12d Ro: Radcliffe
Matths Curghy
Last Modified 2 October 2014