Daniel Fleming Wilson, 1846

Braddan 
1846 
108 
The humble petition of Isaac Cannell of the parish of Braddan.
Sheweth as follows:
On the 4th day of January 1839 William Clucas of the Strang in the said
parish and Elizabeth his wife passed a Deed of Bond and Security or Mortgage
unto the said Daniel Fleming Wilson for the principal sum of
100 pounds with interest costs and charges secured on their undivided moiety
of the estate of Ballachrink in Baldwin in the said Parish.
Your petitioner became by purchase from the said Clucas proprietor of
the said encumbered lands and is now owner thereof.
The said Daniel Fleming Wilson died in the year 1846 of which they appointed
the survivor of them executor or executrix and on the death of the survivor
they appointed their son Senhouse Wilson executor.
The said Daniel Fleming Wilson predeceased his said wife and on the
11th day of December 1846 probate of the said will was granted to her the
said Ann Wilson.
The said Senhouse Wilson died in the year 1864 in the lifetime of the
said Ann Wilson who died in the year 1868.
The amount due under the said Deed of Bond and Security was many years ago
paid by the said Clucas but no receipt to cancel the same has ever been
recorded.
It is therefore necessary in order to cancel the said Deed of Bond and
Security that representation to the estate of the said Daniel Fleming Wilson
be set up.
Wherefore your petitioner humbly prays a hearing hereof and that letters of
administration of the estate and effects of the said Daniel Fleming Wilson
left unadministered by the said Ann Wilson and with the will of
the said Daniel Fleming Wilson annexed may be granted to some fit and proper
person and that your petitioner may have such other relief as is meet and he
will pray.        James Gell Advocate for the petitioner.

Will of Daniel Fleming Wilson late of Farm Hill and Spring Valley in the
parish of Braddan deceased.
Know all men by these presents that we Senhouse Heywood Wilson of Castletown
and John Quayle of Crogga in the parish of Santon are jointly and severally
and any two of us jointly bound unto our Sovereign Lady the Queen in the sum
of five pounds, to the payment whereof, well and truly
to be made to our said Lady the Queen, her heirs, and successors, we bind
and oblige ourselves jointly and severally, and any two of us jointly, our
Executors and Administrators, firmly by these presents.  As witness our
subscriptions the 4th day of April in the year of Our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and eighty seven .
The condition of our obligation is such, that if the above named Senhouse
Heywood Wilson, the intended Administrator of all and singular the
personal estate and effects of Daniel Fleming Wilson late of Farm hill
and Spring Valley parish of Braddan but now decease, who died on or
about the year 1846, left unadministered do, when lawfully called on in that
behalf, make or cause to be made a true and perfect inventory of all and
singular the personal estate and effects of the said deceased, which have or
shall come into his hands, possession, or  knowledge, or into the hands of
any other person for him and the same so made exhibit, or cause to be
exhibited, into the proper Registry in that behalf whenever
required by law to do so:  And the same personal Estate  or effects and
all other the personal estate and effects of the said deceased, which
shall at any time come into the hands or possession of the said Senhouse
Heywood Wilson or into the hands or possession of any other person or
persons for him or which without default might have come into the hands or
possession of the said Senhouse Heywood Wilson do well and truly administer
according to law, that is to say, do pay the debts and
liabilities of the said deceased and the legacies bequeathed by the said
will so far as the said personal estate will extend and the law bind the
said Senhouse Heywood Wilson and do deliver and pay unto the person or
person legally entitled thereto all the rest and residue of the said
personal estate and effects, then this obligation to be void and of no
effect, or else to remain in full force and virtue.
John Quayle and Senhouse Heywood Wilson.


Memorandum as to Payment of three legacies of one thousand pounds each
bequeathed by the joint will of Daniel Fleming Wilson and Ann
Wilson his wife.
1.  One thousand pounds to Mark Hildesley Quayle upon Trust for Mary Bluett
and her issue.
Mary Bluett by her will probate whereof was granted on the seventh day
of February one thousand eight hundred and seventy two to John Courtney
Bluett appointed the said one thousand pounds equally between her four
children John Courtney Bluett, Ann Christian Simpson wife of John
Edward Simpson, Eleanor Courtney Bluett and Margaret Elizabeth Bluett. Mark
Hildesley Quayle trustee with the consent of John Edward Simpson and Ann
Christian Simpson, Wilmot Dixon and Eleanor Courtney Dixon his wife and
George Lomas and John Courtney Bluett trustees of their Marriage Settlement
and Margaret Elizabeth Bluett assigned the said sum of one thousand pounds
to the said John Courtney Bluett.
Senhouse Heywood Wilson paid the said sum of one thousand pounds to
the said John Courtney Bluett on the fiftheenth day of Novmeber one thousand
eight hundred and eighty six.
2.  On thousand pounds to Mark Hildesley Quayle upon trust for Margaret
Thomson and her issue.
Margaret Thomson died on the twenty sixth day of March one thousand eight
hundred and ninety one leaving a will probate whereof was granted
on the twenty ninth day of June one thousand eight hundred and ninety
one to Eleanor Bishop and Emily Bishop.
Margaret Thomson died without issue whereupon five hundred pounds
only of the said one thousand pounds became payable.
Senhouse Heywood Wilson paid the sum of five hundred pounds to John Quayle
and George H. Quayle executors of the will of Mark Hildesley
Quayle and Eleanor Bishop and EmilyBishop on the twenty second day of
October one thousand eight hundred and ninety one.
3.  On thousand pounds to Mark Hildesley Quayle upon trust for Ann Elizabeth
Wilson and her issue.
Ann Elizabeth Wilson married the Reverend George Bishop and died on the
tenth day of February one thousand eight hudnred and eighty two and
administration of her personal estate with her will annexed was granted
on the twenty seventh day of October to George Harrington Quayle by her will
the said Ann Elizabeth Bishop appointed five hundred pounds of the
said sum of one thousand pounds to her daughter Eleanor Bishop and five
hundred pounds to her daughter Emily Bishop.
by deed dated the eight day of Nov 1881 John Quayle and George Harrington
Quayle executors of Mark Hildesley Quayle assignd five
hundred pounds to Eleanor Bishop and another deed of the eighth day of may
one thousand eight hundred and eighty two assigned five hundred pounds to
Emily Bishop.
By deed dated the twenty eighth day of March one thousand eight hundred and
eighty five Eleanor Bishop assigned five hundred pounds to George William
Dumbell and Ridway Harrison trustees.
by another deed dated the twenty eighth day of March one  thousand eight
hundred and eighty five Emily Bishop assigned five hundred pounds to
Dumbbell and Harrison trustees.
On the fourth day of May one thousand eight hundred and eighty eight
Senhouse Heywood Wilson passed a Deed of Bond and Security for two thousand
pounds to Ridgway Harrison surviving Trustee and on the fifteenth day of
August one thousand eight hundred and ninety one paid off the same and at
the same time paid the said sum of one thousand pounds receipt of which is
acknowledged in the receipt cancelling the
bond and security.                W. Dickinson

Last Modified 9 February 2016