Charles Kaighen 1860

 
To His Worship Thomas Arthur Corlett
Esq. Vicar General …….
 
The humble petition of Jane
Kaighen of Ballasalla in
the Parish of Malew Widow.
 
Sheweth
       that Charles Kaighen, petitioner’s
       husband, departed this life on
       the …… day of December
       1859 intestate, leaving him
       surviving the following children
       viz: John aged 20 years, Charles
       aged 9 years, Daniel aged 8 years,
       Charlotte aged 7 years, William
       aged 6 years, Thomas aged 5
       years and Henry aged 4 years.

       That it is necessary
       that administration should be
       granted to the said Estate
       and your petitioner is desirous
       that administration thereof should
       be granted to her.
 
       Wherefore Petitioner
       prays a hearing
       hereof  and that
       administration
       of the said Estate may
       be granted to your
       petitioner in due form
       of Law and petitioner
       will pray.
                        ………. Harris
                        for Petr.


Ordered that this petition to do come on to be
heard at an Ecclesiastical Court to be holden
at Douglas on Friday next whereof all proper
persons and parties are to have due notice.
        Given this 6th day of February 1860

                       T.A. Corlett


At an Eccl. Court held in Douglas the 10th Feby 1860
In hearing this Petition in presence of the parties or
their Advocates and it appearing that Charles Kaighen
departed this life Intestate leaving the petitioner his
widow, John Kaighen, Charles Kaighen, Daniel Kaighen,
Charlotte Kaighen, William Kaighen, Thomas Kaighen,
and Henry Kaighen, his children all of whom are
therefore decreed joint administrators of all and
singular the goods, Rights Credits Chattels and Effects
of this …… and the Petitioner ……………………...)
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WHEREAS the Ecclesiastical Court of this Diocese 
hath this day granted administration of all
and singular the Goods & effects of Charles Kaighen
deceased, to Jane Kaighen
 
AND WHEREAS Daniel Kneale of Douglas
in the Parish of Braddan and John Christian
of sd. Town in the Parish of Braddan have agreed
to become pledges for the said Jane Kaighen for the due 
administration of the said Estate according to Law.

 

Therefore know all men by these Presents, 
that we, the said Daniel Kneale
and John Christian hereby bind and oblige
ourselves and our Executors and Administrators, 
as pledges for the said Jane Kaighen
for the due and faithful administration of the goods and
effects of the said deceased according to law.  
And in …… 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 10th day of Feby 1860

At an Eccl. Court held at Douglas      )
the 10th day of Feby 1860              )      Daniel Kneale
                                              John Christian
Taken before me
T.A. Corlett

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