William Skillicorn, 1823

16                Douglas
Know all men by these presents That I William Skillicorn of the Town of
Douglas Divers Good Causes me hereunto Moving but Chiefly and more
Especially for the Love and Effection that I have and bear unto Elizabeth
Skillicorn alias Kewley My wife Have Given Granted Gifted and made over and
for the sum of five shillings to me in hand paid by at and from the hands
of Elizabeth Skillicorn my wife, Have therefore Given Granted Gifeted
settled and makeover unto her the said Elizabeth Skillicorn my wife all and
singular to my whole Right tittle and Interest of a Certain Dwelling House
and yard bequeathed by John Kewley my father in law upon my sd wife which
concerns being situate in Drum Gold street in the Town of Douglas upon her
hairs Execrs adminrs and assigns togather with all other goods and Chattles
moveable and imoveable of all Kinds and nature whatsoever belonging to Me
and as a Legacy I leave and bequeath unto my Brothers and sisters the sum
of two shillings and sixpence Each and also to Each Claimer I leave one
shilling Lagacy
Lastly I order and appoint my Loving Wife Elizabeth Skillicorn alias Kewley
to be whole and sole Executrix of this My last will and testament and also
to Enjoy and possess the before mentioned Concerns and at her own Disposal
as witness my hand this fourteenth day of November in the year of our Lord
one Thousand Eight hundred and twenty two 1822
                                                        Wm Skillicorn
Witnesses present
at signing hereof
        John Quirk
        Thos White    Jur


At a Chapter Court holden in Douglas 2 June 1823 the Exerx is sworn in
Court in form of Law & hath given pledges for the payment of Debts &
Legacies namely the Witnesses of the Will
                                          Probatum est
                                          T Stephen

Last Modified 7 September 2015