Wiliam Kaneen, 1843

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William Kenneen 1843 Decree

Andreas

To the Worshipful Thomas A. Corlett Vicar General etc etc etc

Episcopal

The humble petitioner of Thomas Clark of the Parish of Andreas

Sheweth

	That William Kaneen father of your petitioners wife 
	lately departed this life intestate and leaving your 
	petitioners wife his only issue him surviving 
	entitled to the Administration of his Estate.

	Wherefore your Petitioner prays a hearing of 
	this petition and that your Worship may be 
	pleased to grant admin of the estate of the 
	sd Wm Kanneen unto your petitioner and she 
	will pray etc.

Ordered that this petition do come on to be heard at a Court 
to be holden at Ramsey on Friday next.  
Whereof all [parties] to have due when
	Given this 28th April 1843

                T. A. Corlett.

At an eccl court held in Ramsey the 21st April 1843 
Upon hearing this petition in presence of Parties 
it appears that Wm Kanneen therein named  some time 
ago departed this life intestate leaving the Petitnr 
wife his only issue and next of kin vith Catharine 
Kanneen his widow mother of his ? daughter who are 
therefore decreed joint administrators of all and 
singular the goods rights credits chattels and effects 
of the sd decead and by consent of all parties the 
petitr Thomas Clarke is sworn in trust will and truly 
to administer the sd estate to pay all just debts 
and funeral expenses of the deceadt and to return to 
the Epl Registry a full true and particular inventory 
of the d goods and effects with a satisfactory acct 
of all his acts and proceedings in the parishes when 
there unto lawfully required and  
to these ends he has given pledges who have intend 
with all enter in due form of law in presence of the court.
                Decretum est
                   T. A. Corlett

1844
26th February.	Thomas Cormode claims sterling £14. 0. 0.

Whereas the Ecclesiastical Court of this Diocese hath 
this Day granted Admon of the Estate of Wm Kaneen into 
of the parish of Andreas deceased, to Thomas Clarke 
And Whereas Cathern Kaneen of Ballaseyre in the Parish 
of Andreas and James Kneale of the Dhowne in the Parish 
of Andreas have agreed to become pledges to the said 
Norman Clarke
Therefore, Know All Men by these Presents, that We, 
the said Catherine Kaneen and Jas Kneale hereby bind 
and oblige ourselves, and our executors, and administrators, 
as Pledges to the said Thos Clarke for the due and 
faithful administration of the good and effects of 
the said deceased, according to law, witness our 
subscriptions, this 21 day of April 1843.
Witnessed by		Cath Kaneen her +
MBClucas			James Kneale his X

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