William Crebbin 1860

 
Malew
         To His Worship Thomas Arthur Corlett
              Esquire Vicar General of the Isle

              The humble Petition of Jane
              Crebbin Widow, Margaret Crebbin
              and Catherine Qualtrough of
              the Parish of Malew and of 
              Thomas Bell and Esther his wife
              of the Parish of Rushen.

Sheweth       that your petitioner Jane is the widow
              and your petitioners Margaret Crebbin Catherine
              Qualtrough and Esther Bell and William Crebbin
              of the said Parish of Rushen are the
              children and the only next of 
              kin of William Crebbin deceased
              who departed this life many years
              ago intestate.

              That shortly after the decease
              of the said William Crebbin Thomas                 
              Qualtrough of the said Parish of
              Rushen was appointed administrator 
              of the estate of the said William Crebbin.
 
              That on the ninth of October 
              1858 the said Thomas Qualtrough 
              departed this life and it is necessary 
              to have an Administrator of the Estate and
              Effects of the said William Crebbin deceased
              appointed in form of law.
 
              Wherefore your petitioner prays
                        a hearing hereof and that
                        your Worship may be pleased
                        to appoint your Petr. Catherine
                        Qualtrough or some other fit and 
                        proper person Administrator 
                        of the said William Crebbin and petr.
                        will pray.
                                         _______. Clucas            
                                         for Petr.
 
Ordered that this Petition do come on to be 
heard at an Ecclesiastical Court to be holden at
Castle Rushen on Friday next whereof of all proper 
parties to have notice.
Given this 6th March 1860
                                         T.A. Corlett
 
At an Eccl. Court held in Castletown 
the 9th March 1860.
 
Upon hearing this Petition in presence of the
parties or their advocates and it appearing
that William Crebbin departed this life Intestate
many years ago whereupon administration of
the Estate of the sd. William Crebbin deceased
was granted to Thomas Qualtrough of the Parish
of Rushen and the sd. Thomas Qualtrough
having lately departed this life without
having fully administered the personal
Estate and effects of the said William
Crebbin it is therefore become necessary 
that administration _________ now of the Estate
and Effects of the sd. William Crebbin should
be granted to some fit and proper persons and the
Petitioner Thomas Bell being recommended he
is therefore sworn well and truly to administer
the unadministered part of the sd. Estate of the 
sd. William Crebbin dec'd. according to Law, to return
a true and faithful Inventory thereof with an
accurate account of his acts and proceedings
in the premises to the Episcopal Registry 
when thereunto lawfully required and to these
ends he has given pledges namely Catherine
Qualtrough and William Corlett who have
entered into and executed the usual Bond
in presence of the Court.
                                    Decretum Est.
                                    T.A. Corlett
 
WHEREAS the Ecclesiastical Court of this Diocese hath this day granted administration
of all and singular the Goods and effects of William Crebbin
deceased, to Thomas Bell.
 
AND WHEREAS  C. Qualtrough of ________
in the Parish of Malew and William Corlett
of _________ in the Parish of Malew have agreed
to become pledges for the said Thos. Bell for the due administration
of the said Estate according to Law.
 
Therefore know all men by these Presents, that we, the said C. Qualtrough
and William Corlett hereby bind and oblige
ourselves and our Executors and Administrators, as pledges for the said Thos. Bell
for the due and faithful administration of the goods and
effects of the said deceased according to law.  And in his default we bind ourselves and our Executors
and Administrators to be answerable to all parties interested in the said Estate, or the Administration thereof.
Witness our subscription this 9th day of March 1860
 
At an Eccl. Court held at Castletown           )      Catherine Qualtrough
the 9th day of March 1860                      )      Wm Corlett
 
Taken before me
T.A. Corlett

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