Daniel Joughin, 1877 & 1898

Ramsey 1877  #18

The humble petition of William Crennell and William Clague trustees of
the real and personal estate of Daniel Joughin late of Ramsey deceased
and of Annie Joughin widow of said Danl Joughin deceased.
Sheweth:  That by Deed of Sale in trust bearing date the 14th day of Sept
1874 the said Daniel Joughin sold and  conveyed to petitioners the said
trustees the whole of his real and personal estate upon the trust and for
the purposes therein --------- of and concerning the same,
That the said Daniel Joughin died on or about the 1st day of Oct 1875
without revoking or baring the said Deed and without making any other or
further disposition of his affairs either by will or otherwise.
That petitioners (the said trustees) proceeded and in their capacity of
trustees possessed themselves of the whole of the real and personal estate
within this island and dealt with the same as directed by the said trust
Deed but the said Daniel Joughin was at the time of his deceased possessed
of certain personal estate to wit certain shares in public companies and in
vessels in England which are set out in a schedule
hereto annexed and petitioners find difficulty in dealing with these
portions of the estate without administration being granted in respect
thereof.
That the several companies and the several persons interested in such
vessels are prepared to recognize and act upon Letters of Administration
granted by the courts of this Diocese.
That under the circumstances petitioners are desirous that limited
Administration confined as to its scope and effect to the matters of things
set forth in the schedule hereto annexed should be granted to
some fit and proper person and petitioners to propose William Shimmin
of Ramsey Draper as fit and proper person to be so appointed.
Wherefore petitioners pray a hearing hereof and that your Worship may
be pleased to grant Letters of Administration limited to the matters
aforesaid to the said William Shimmin or some other fit and proper
person and they will pray.        A. Dumbell for petrs
Ordered that this petition do come on to be heard at an Ecclesiastical Court
to be held at Ramsey on Friday the 23rd day of February 1877 at 11 o'clock
in the forenoon.  Whereof all proper parties and persons are to have due and
lawful notice.
Given at Ramsey this 9th day of February 1877.
 R. Jebb
At an Adjourned Ecclesiastical Court held at Ramsey on the 13 day of
April 1877.
William Shimmin sworn to administer estate and effects of deceased. Pledges
William Clague and William Crennell


Ramsey 
1898 
72 
The humble petition of Thomas Cowley of the town of Ramsey Merchant Sheweth:
That Daniel Joughin of Ramsey Bank Agent departed this life
on the first day of October 1875 having first duly made and executed a deed
of sale in trust along with his wife Annie Joughin whereby he
conveyed the whole of his estates real and personal to William Clague
and William Crennell both of Ramsey upon the trust and for the purposes
in such deed mentioned and bearing date the 14th day of September 1874. That
at an Ecclesiastical Court at Ramsey the 13th day of April 1877 limited
administration of the estate of the said Daniel Joughin was
granted to William Shimmin of the said town of Ramsey for the purpose
of realizing certain portions of the personal estate of the said Daniel
Joughin as set forth in such administration
That at an Eccl Court held at Ramsey the 1st day of May 1884 on the petition
of the said Anne Joughin widow of the said Daniel Joughin
Letters of Adminstration de bonis non of the unadministered estate of
the said Daniel Joughin was granted to the said William Clague and
William Crennell the said William Shimmin having realized all the
assets referred to in the limited Administration of the 13th day of April
1877.
That the said William Clague and William Crennell both departed this
life without having fully administered the estate and effects of the said
Daniel Joughin and it is necessary that a further grant of administration
of the unadministered estate of the said Daniel Joughin be made to
petitioner or some other fit and proper person.
Wherefore petitioner prays a hearing hereof and that your Honor may be
pleased to grant administration of that portion of the estate of the  said
Daniel Joughin left unadministered by the said William Clague and
William  Crennell to your petitioner or some other fit and proper person and
your petitioner will ever pray
Ordered that this petition do come on to be heard before me at a court to be
holden at Ramsey on Monday the 24 day of January 1898 whereof all proper
persons and parties are to have due notice.
Given this 24th  day of Jan 1898.  W. Gill
At a court holden at Ramsey on the 24 day of January 1898 Thomas Cowley
merchant was sworn well and truly to administer the said unadministered
estate and effects of the deceased.

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