Phinlo Cowley 1600

Episcopal Will 1600E #008 Ballaugh will of Phinlo Cowley, died 9 September 1600:  
summary: wife Ann Moore is alive, underage son James & underage son Thomas, son? John, sister Margaret Cowley, sister Catharine Cowley, 
also: John Cowley, Edmund Cowley & Stephen? Cowley, Ellin Garrett, pledges: brother? Thomas Cowley & William Craine.
Ballaugh parish register: Ffinlo Cowley  buried 10 September 1600.
?Will of son: ArW 1671A #39 Ballaugh will of Thomas Cowley, dated 3 October 1671: wife [?2nd] Margaret Cowley alias Cannell alias Clark, son & heir John Cowley, 
son William, dau Averick, son Thomas & dau Grace Cowley, stepdau xxxx[Bahie] Cannell, stepson Patrick Cannell (of Ballacarnane, Michael), [stepson in law] John 
Quayle of Ballavayre [he married Bahie Cannell 27 May 1671], witnesses: Thomas Thwaites & William Killip, pledges: Phinlo Craine & Phinlo Quayle.
Son & granddau: ArWills 1654 Ballaugh: Grace Cowley dau of Thomas Cowley baptized  3 December 1654 Ballaugh.
   ?Wife of son: Margaret Clark married Patrick Cannell on 23 June 1639, Jurby Parish.
   ?1st husband of son's wife: Ballaugh parish register: Patt: Cannell buried  3 May 1643. [more likely]
?Self & son: 1671 Liber Vastarum, Ballaugh: Phinlo Cowley had farmland of 21s rent in Ballacurrie treen, and he was long dead, so his 
eldest son Thomas was in possession of the whole, and sold land of 6d rent to Thomas Corlett who was entered for the 6d rent in 1671.
?Self: 1637 Liber Assed, Ballaugh: Ballycurine treen: Phinlo Cowley was entered for quarterland of 21s yearly rent.
?Son & grandson:  1672 Liber Vastarum, Ballaugh:  Thomas Cowley had farmland of 8s 6d rent in Ballacowin treen 
(total rent 17s), and his son John Cowley was entered for it in 1672 by course of heirship.
Self & son & grandson: 1672 Liber Vastarum, Ballaugh: Phinlo Cowley had farmland of 21s in Ballacowin treen (total rent 21s), and he was long dead 
and his son Thomas Cowley was entered for it, but now Thomas was withdrawn and his son John Cowley was entered for it by course of heirship.
?Son: 1643/57 Composition book Ballaugh:  Thomas Cowley was entered for quarterland in 1643.
?Son & his wife & grandson: 1670 Old Ballaugh Sales, #31: dated 6 July 1670: Thomas Cowley of Ballaugh & his wife Margaret Cowley [alias Cannell] alias Clark & 
his son & heir John Cowley sold for £6 15s English, to Thomas Cowlet (wright of Ballaugh) a parcel called Collage (5d single rent), witnesses: Michael Caley & 
Thomas Radcliffe, Court October 1670;  November 1706, the setting quest state that rent double was 7d.

Fynlo Cowley died the ixth of Septembr,  constitu: his wife[?]
executr,  to his sisters Margret 1 shepe      To his sister 
Katrine 1 shepe, to the parson & clarke one sheep 
to John Cowley one shepe,  to his wiffe a sheep
out of the hole,   to Edmund Stephen [?] ------------
Cowley one fir of wheate between     to  the poor -------
one moton fir of wheate and meale at ----- ----
to Ellin Carret 1 fir barli    Itm -------
upone James & Tho Cowley woolen & ---
		      Ane Moor execut
Invent ut Supra    verte    pbatum est et solvit

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Invent of the goods of Phinlo Cowlea
---- 1 cowe  1 styre ij yeare olde
---- borin &c  a horse & vj sheep
---- ptt of a bullock wch is to his wyfe geven
in Respect she hath taken the yonge childer wheare
by Lawe she ought to have the eldeste

Thomas Cowlea and Willm Crain have bounde 
them selves to Ann Moere the chyldrens, theyr
goodes when they com to lawfull yeares
sub pena vj£ [£6] ad usum Regines  

Last Modified 11 April 2019