Philip Fargher 1838

Submitted by: John Lawson
Date: 8  November 2012
Original: MNH: RN647   LDS: Not given

Philip Fargher 1838 Lonan A4
	
In the name of God Amen. I Philip 
Fargher of the parish of KK Lonan do make
this my last Will and Testament  First I
commit my soul to God who gave it and my 
body to a Christian burial and as to my worldly
Effects I dispose of in manner following
Item	I leave and bequeath unto my son William Fargher
eight pounds and my part or share of the husbandry 
giers and my part of the sheep and my part or
share of a parcel of Land we purchased of John
Hogg of sd parish adjoining my own Lands on the 
East
Item	I leave unto my daughter Margaret wife of John
Morrisson Ten pounds  Item - I leave unto my 
son John Fargher my son Philip Fargher
my Daughter Ann wife of John Kissack my 
Daughter Eleonor wife of John Kneale Two
Shillings and sixpence each.  I leave Forty
shillings to the poor of the sd parish     
Item	I leave sixpence to any person that may 
claim in this my will. Note that the above
Legacies is not to be claimed untill after
the Decease of me the sd Philip Fargher
and Margaret my wife.
I appoint my wife Margaret Fargher whole and
sole Executrix of all the rest of my goods
and chattles of whatever nature or denomina
tion soever as witness my name hereunto
subscribed this the 12th day of February 1829
Witnesses present			Philip Fargher
James Skillicorn	
Thomas Mackinsal     Jurati

		At a Chapter Court holden in Douglas
		on the 22nd day of May 1838
Margaret Fargher the Executrix in the foregoing
Will named is sworn in Court in form of Law
well and truly to execute the Last Will and 
Testament of Philip Fargher deceased to pay
all his just Debts Legacies and funeral expenses
so far as the goods and effects of the deceadent
will extend and the Law bind her and to do
all other acts and deeds pertaining to the
office of Executrix according to Law. And to
these ends she has given Pledges namely
John Fargher and William Fargher both of 
Lonon
				Probatum est
				Danl Nelson

Know all men that whereas 
Philip Fargher of the Parish of Lonon
did in his last Will and 
Testament dated 12th day of February
1829 leave and bequeath unto
his daughter Margaret the wife of
John Morrison the sum of ten
Pounds - Know therefore that
I John Morrison husband of the
said Margaret Fargher do hereby
acknowledge to have received 
from the Executrix viz: Margt Fargher the
said Legacy of ten pounds and
I do hereby exonerate, aquit and 
discharge the sd Extx Margt Fargher
her heirs Exors and assigns of the
same forever  -- as witness my subscriptn
this 24th Decr 1844
			John Morrison his X mk 
Acknowledged before me
			Danl Nelson Ar: Regr
22nd July 1845. Wm Fargher enters a claim
against the estate of Philip Fargher for
the sum of £8=0=0


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