James Corlett, 1871 & 1892

Ramsey  1871  4

The humble petition of Christian Corlett of the town of Ramsey widow.
Sheweth: That your petitioner's husband James Corlett of Sulby Cottage
Ramsey departed this  life on the 19th day of January last past
intestate.
That it has become necessary that administration to the estate of the said
deceadent should be  granted to some fit and proper person or persons.
That the next of kin of the said James Corlett are his widow Christian
Corlett your petitioner and his children Christian Corlett, John Corlett
and Eleanor Jane Corlett  the last two being minors.
Wherefore your petitioners pray a hearing hereof and that your Worship may
be pleased to grant administration to the estate of the said James Corlett
deceased to petitioner or to some other fit and proper person and she will
pray.
                      John C. Lamothe advocate for pet.
24 Feb 1871 Christian Corlett sworn administrator of will with pledges
William Corlett of Ramsey parish of Maughold and Thomas Frederick
Kneale of Aust Lezayre


1892 
Ramsey 
39
The humble petition of Thomas Kneen of the town of Douglas Advocate
and Eleanor Jane Kneen his wife and Thomas Kayll of Sulby Cottage in the
town of Ramsey and Christian Kayll his wife.
Sheweth:  James Corlett late or Sulby Cottage aforesaid but now deceased
departed this life on the 19th day of January 1871 intestate. Letters of
Administration of his estate and effects were at a court
holden at Ramsey on the 24th day of Feb 1871 granted to Christian Corlett
widow of the said James Corlett.
The said Christian Corlett departed this life on the 20th day of March 1892
without having fully administered the said estate.
Your petitioners are desirous that administration de bonis non of the estate
and effects of the said James Corlett should be granted to your petitioner
Thomas  Kneen or to some other fit and proper person. Wherefore petitioners
pray a hearing hereof and that your Honor may be pleased to grant
administration de bonis non of the said estate and effects unto your
petitioner Thomas Kneen or to some other fit  and proper person and they
will pray.  C.B. Nelson for petitioner
At a Court holden at Ramsey on the 3rd day of June 1892.   Upon hearing this
petition in the presence of the parties or their advocates and it appearing
that administration of this personal estate and effects of James Corlett
late of Sulby Cottage in the parish of Lezayre deceased
who died on the 19th day of January 1871 intestate was granted at an Eccl
Court held on the 24th day of Feb 1871 to Christian Corlett of Sulby Cottage
aforesaid widow the relict of the deceased who has since
departed this life without having fully administered the same.  This
court hath decreed Thomas Kneen of the town of Douglas Esquire Advocate a
son in law of the deceased administrator de bonis non of all
and  singular the personal estate and effects of the said James Corlett
deceased and accordingly he is sworn well and truly to administer the
said estate and effects of the said James Corlett deceased so left
un-administered by paying his just debts and funeral expenses so far
forth as the said un-adminisered estate and effects will extend and the
law bind him and distributing the residue thereof according to law and to
return to the proper registry a full true and perfect inventory of all and
singular the said un-administered personal estate with an accurate
account of this administration when thereunto lawfully required.
W Gill of the said court.
Bond in amount of five hundred pounds to Sovereign Lady the Queen 3
June 1892 by Thomas Kneen of Douglas and Charles Banks Neland and James
Murray Cruickshank of Ramsey

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