Submitted by: | Sirley C Hogensen |
Date: | 13 December 2002 |
Original: | LDS: 0106450 |
47 Michael 1850 In the name of God Amen, I William Daugherty of Ballagawne in the parish of Michael being sick and weak in body but of sound mind memory and understanding do make this my last will and testament in form and manner following this Seventh day of April 1849. First I commit my soul to God and my body to Christian burial. Secondly I leave to all cravers the sum of six pence each. I leave to my beloved wife all my share of the purchased land part of the Quarterland of Berk in the parish of Michael with the buildings thereon also my share of the houses and garden in the Village of Michael aforesaid known by the name of Billy Crow's Houses. Likewise I leave to my said wife Elizabeth Daugherty my share of the Meadows called Ballaneddin Meadow whether the same be Quarterland, cottage, or intack and whether situate in the parishes of Ballaugh, Jurby, or Lezayre all the lands and houses aforementioned to be at the disposal of my executrix Elizabeth Daugherty aforesaid. I leave to the poor of the Parish of Michael the sum of five pounds. I leave to my grandson William Daugherty Ballaugh all and singular my right and title to that purchased property in the said Parish of Ballaugh part of the Quarterland of Ballacurn or whether the same be cottage or intack land - reserving the life interest of all the said property to my son William Daugherty. I leave to my son Charles Daugherty the sum of five hundred and fifty pounds as legacy. I leave to my son Daniel Christian Daugherty the sum of two hundred pounds as legacy. I leave to my son William my share of Ballacaley Meadow. I leave to each of my sons Philip Daughterty and Robert Daugherty the sum of five shillings each. I leave to my daughter Dinah Daugherty the sum of two hundred and fifty pounds. I leave to my daughter Elizabeth the sum of two hundred and fifty pounds. I leave to my daughter Margaret the sum of two hundred and fifty pounds. Lastly I nominate and appoint my dearly beloved wife Elizabeth Daugherty whole and sole executrix of this my last will and leave her all the residue of my goods and effects both moveable and immoveable together with all cash credits or any other denomination of goods of what nature or kind soever they be confirming this and no other to be my last and testament the day and year before written William Daugherty his X mark Witnesses Thos Skillicorn Patrick Kelly At a Chapter Court holden at KK Michael on the 30th day of May 1850 Thomas Skillicorn and Patrick Kelly the subscribing witnesses to the foregoing paper writing purporting to be the will of William Daugherty late of Ballagawne in the parish of Michael deceased made oath on the Holy Evangelists that said testator when of sound and disposing mind memory and understanding duly signed and executed the same Elizabeth Daugherty the executrix therein named is therefore sworn well and truly to fulfil and execute said will according to law - to pay all just debts, legacies and funeral expenses of said testator so far forth as the goods and effects will extend and the law bind her - to return to the Episcopal Registry a full true and perfect inventory of said goods and effects with an accurate account of her acts and proceedings in the premises when thereunto lawfully required and to these ends she hath given pledges namely Philip Daugherty and William Daugherty who have executed a bond to that effect bearing equal date herewith Probatum est T. A. Corlett John Kinley Junior husband of Margaret Daugherty a legatee name in the before going will appeared at the Registry and acknowledged to have received and been paid the sum of two hundred and fifty pounds bequeathed to his said wife in and by the said will and he the said John Kinley Junior hereby discharges, exonerates and acquits the executrix Elizabeth Daugherty her executors administrators and assigns of the same and of every part thereof. As witness his subscription this sixteenth day of December one thousand eight hundred and fifty one (1851) John Kinley We the undersigned Vicar and Wardens for the time being of the parish of Michael do hereby own and acknowledge to have received from Elizabeth Daugherty executrix of the foregoing will of Wm Daugherty of said parish of Michael deceased the sum of five pounds sterling being the amount of a legacy bequeathed to the poor of said parish in and by said will. And we hereby forever exonerate acquit and discharge the said executrix her executors administrators and assigns of the same and of every part thereof. As witness our subscriptions this 23rd day of December one thousand eight hundred and fifty one. Joseph Brown Vicar Thomas Caine Thomas Caine At a court holden at Douglas on the 21st day of October 1889 It appearing that the annexed paper writing date the 7th day of April 1849 was proved on the 30th day of May 1850 as the last will and testament of William Daugherty late of Ballagawne in the parish of Michael deceased who died in the year 1850 and that probate of such will was granted to Elizabeth Daugherty the widow of the testator the executing therein named who has since departed this life without leaving fully administered the estate of the said testator. This court hath granted administration de bonis non (with his said will annexed) of the un-administered personal estate and effects of the said William Daugherty deceased to Elizabeth Daugherty of Gordon in the parish of Patrick (widow of Charles Daugherty deceased a son of the testator) and accordingly she is sworn well and truly to administer the personal estate of the said deceased left un-administered in terms of the said will and according to law. W.Drinkwater, A judge of the said court. Charles Daugherty rec'd two hundred fifty pounds legacy 16th Dec 1852. Dinah Daugherty rec'd two hundred and fifty pounds 16th Dec 1852. Elizabeth Daugherty rec'd two hundred and fifty pounds 16th Dec 1852. Daniel Christian Daugherty received two hundred pounds 17th day of Dec 1852. Acknowledged before me R. Brown
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