Thomas Teare 1833

THOMAS TEAR, 1833
 [Note: Intestate Petition 16 Nov 1833 of Balla Tear, Jurby: mentions  mother, Elizabeth Tear; 
father-in-law, Isaac Wear; five children underage severally named: Thomas Tear (further on,
listed as heir), William Tear, Caroline Tear, Charlotte Tear and Sarah Tear.]


To His Reverence The Vicar General
Nelson -
Jurby
The Humble Petition of Isaac
Wear and Elizabeth Tear

stamped: Episcopal

Sheweth
	That sometime since Thomas
Tear of the Parish Jurby departed
this life intestate leaving five children
under age severally named Thomas
Tear  William Tear  Caroline Tear
Charlotte Tear and Sarah Tear.
	That at the time of the decease
of the said Thomas Tear he stood
indebted unto different persons in
various sums of money to which his
personal estate is liable.
	That your Petitioner Isaac
Wear is the father of the late wife of
the said Thomas Tear deceased and
grandfather of the above named children.
	That your Petitioner Elizabeth
Tear is the mother of the said Thomas
Tear deceased.
	That your Petitioners having
	
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desirous of having the personal Estate
of the said Thomas Tear deceased
disposed of in that way which with he
most conducive to the interests of the
said several creditors and the said
children have been requested by 
the principal creditors of the deceased
to [s---] out letters of administration.

	Your Petitioners therefore humbly
	pray a hearing of this Petition
	and that your Reverence will
	be pleased to grant to your
	Petitioners administration of all
	and singular the goods and chattels
	of which the said Thomas Tear
	died possessed ----
		And your Pet'rs willever
		pray			[--- --- --- [etc?]
Ordered that this Petition do come on to be heard
at a Court at Ramsey to be held on this
day whereof all proper parties to have notice
	Given this 16th day of Nov. 1833
				Wm Nelson

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At a Special Ecclesiastical Court holden
at Ramsey the 16th Nov. 1833.

	The Petitioners Isaac Wear of the Parish
of Jurby and Elizabeth Tear of the town of 
Ramsey have been sworn in Court in due
form of Law well and truly to administer
the Estate of Thomas Tear deceased
to pay his just debts and funeral expenses
so far forth as the goods will extend and
the Law of the land bind them. To
return a true and faithful inventory of
all his goods and effects into the Episcopal
registry of this diocese whenever thereunto
lawfully required and to do all other things
belonging to administrators in trust
according to law. And to these ends
have given pledges viz – Thomas
Cannell and Thomas Kneal both of the
Town of Ramsey aforesaid, who have entered
into a Bond in the [p]enal sum of one
hundred pounds for the due administration
of the Estate of the said Intestate.
		Decretum est
		Wm Nelson

[following this is a list, 1834, of claims British pounds]

[next page is a 'List of Common Claimants' --- "As stated by me this 19th June 1843
 Joseph Brown ER"]
			Jurby
Pursuant to an order of Judgement of the Ecclesiastical
Court, granted on the Petition of Elizabeth Teare and Isaac
Wear, administrators of the estate of Thomas Teare dec’d,
and dated at Ramsey 5th Dec’r 1834 – And agree=
=able to the directions therein contained, I have dis=
=tributed the clear amount of the Acc[ompt?] Sales and
monies received, amongst the respective Claimants of
said Deceadent’s estate, whose proportions stand as in
the Schedule following --- Vizt ----

Total amount of Acct. Sales ---- British £ 105.14.0
Preferable debts as follow.        [continued on to total 30 pages]


[Transcriber's note: Also follows: a list of Sale; Petitioned fees of Elizabeth Tear and Isaac Wear; 
Petition of Thomas Tear, a minor, as heir etc. There are altogether 30 single pages. -- There are 3 older children not 
named: Elizabeth, John Philip, & Mary Ann; his late wife not mentioned is Sarah Wear of Whitehaven, buried 2 Feb. 1833.]

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