Catherine Oates, 1892

Santan 1892 #199

This is the last will and testament of Catherine Oates (widow) of the
Post Office in the parish of Santan in the Isle of Man.
I leave to my late son in law William T. Moore the use of the dwelling
house garden and out offices in which I now reside during his life time,
but when, he occupies the aforesd premises he that said Wm T. Moore is
to pay my four grand children whom I then hereinafter name on his possessing
this property the sum of forty pounds otherwise if he refuse to pay the
forty pounds this forty pounds is to remain as a mortgage on the aforesd
house garden and out offices and the said Wm T. Moore is to pay interest
thereout at the rate of five percent per annum on the deceased of the said
Wm T. Moore the aforesaid property is to descend
to my grand son Thomas Oates Moore his the said Wm T. Moore's eldest son and
the distribution of the forty pounds aforesaid is to be paid as follows:
To my grandson William Henry Moore ten pounds
To Edwin Charles Moore ten pounds
To Christopher Moore ten pounds
To Walter Bramwell Moore ten pounds
To Eda Ann Moore my granddaughter ten pounds
To Catherine Corrin my granddaughter ten pounds
To Emma Corrin my granddaughter ten pounds
To my son Henry Oates the sum of twenty pounds
And bequeath to my granddaughter Eda Ann Moore my bed room furniture bed and
bedding.
I nominate and appoint my step son James Oates baker and Flour dealer
my executor and residuary legatee
signed and published the tenth day of January 1884.
Catherine Oates my mark X
Witnesses:
John Quine
William Leyland
11 July 1892 James Oates sworn executor with Robert Cain and Robert William
Creer pledges

Received from Mr. J. Oates executor of my grandmother's will the sum of ten
pounds as a legacy left by her to me.
This 21st day of October 1893  William Henry Moore

Received from Mr. J. Oates executor of my grandmother¹s will the sum of ten
pounds a legacy left by her to me.
This 27th day of April 1895 Edwin Charles Moore.
October 12th 1895 Received from James Oates executor of my grandmother
Catherine Oates will the sum of ten pounds being a legacy
left by her to me and I hereby release the said James Oates from all further
liability to me in this matter.  Eleanor Clague
Witnesses:
Robert A. Leece
Edith Ann Leece.

1894 Received from James Oates executor to my grandmother Catherine Oates
will the sum of twenty five pounds being my portion that is one
half of a legacy left by my grandfather Thomas Oates to my mother Catherine
Corrin now deceased Also ten pounds left by my grandmother
to me and I hereby acknowledge that these are the only amounts to which
I am entitled by my grandfather and grandmother's wills and I hereby
also release the executor James Oates
 Catherine Corrin 22 Feb 1894.
Witnesses:
John Hill

Received from Mrs M. A. Oates executor to the will of the late James Oates
the sum of Eleven pounds fifteen shillings being amount of legacy with
interest left to me by the will of my late grandmother Catherine Oates.
Aug 9th 1900 Walter Bramwell Moore

Received from Mary Ann Oates executrix of the late James Oates
executor to my grandmother Catherine Oates will the sum of twenty five
pounds being my portion that is one half of a legacy left by my
grandfather Thomas Oates to my mother Catherine Corrin now deceased, also
ten pounds left by my grandmother to me and I hereby acknowledge that these
are the only amounts to which I am entitled by my
grandfathers and grandmothers wills and I hereby also release the executrix
Mary Ann Oates from all further liability to me in the matter. With interest
for eight years Forty pounds seventeen shillings and six pence
 Amy B. Corrin 1 Feb 1901.
Witnesses:  Edith E. Oates.

Received from Mrs M. A. Oates executor to the will of the late James Oates
the sum of eleven pounds five shilling being amount of legacy with interest
left to me by the will of my late grandmother Catherine Oates. Robert
Christopher Moore 19 Nov 1898.

Last Modified 1 May 2016