| Submitted by: | Joyce M Oates |
| Date: | 20 July 2021 |
| Original: | Manorial rolls (not filmed) |
ManxWill 1611M #14 German will of Margaret Callum / Callin alias Molanie / Mollineux, died about May 1611:
Summary: husband xxxx Callum/Callin is not mentioned, no children are mentioned, dau & exec Jane Callum/Callin, supervisor Sr John Cosnahan/Cosnan vicar,
witnesses: John Cosnahan vicar & Philip Costeen & Jane Cannon.
Copy of will: MmW 1611M #27 German will of Margaret Callum/Callin alias Molanie/Mollineux, died before June 1611: husband xxxx Callum is not mentioned,
no children are mentioned, dau Jane Callum/Callin, supervisor: Sr John Cosnahan/Cosnan.
?Will of father: EpW 1603E #012 Malew will of Jeffrey Mollineux soldier, died late 1602 - early 1603: wife is not mentioned, son in law William Stole/
Stowell (his sister Margaret), dau Marriad Mollineux (?married to William Stole/Stowell), dau & exec Margaret Mollineux, overseer of Margaret: Richard
Brookfield & William Prescott, witnesses: Daniel Corkill & Richard Cropper & William Brew & Richard Brookfield & William Prescott, NOTE, among the Manx
people, 'son in law' meant stepson, but the testator was an Englishman, so William Stole may indeed be his son in law & not his stepson.
See ArWills, 1633 Court Proceedings : Daniel Callum & Oates Craine & Robert Callin had the farm of Knockaloe, Patrick ('Donold Callum', see also Callin),
when it was called Callin's Creggans about 35 years ago, per 1633 court proceedings regarding the tithes of Knockaloe, Patrick.
Will of dau Jane: EpW 1614E #001 German will of Jane Karran alias Callin, died 12 February 1613/4, intestate: husband xxxx Karran is alive, children,
brother in law Thomas Karran, brother in law Gilbert Karran, pledge: William Gell/Gall.
Dau: EpWills 1601 presentment Patrick: Jane Callin presented 1601 Patrick? for slandering Margaret Callin (Jane said Margaret was pregnant before she
married), witnesses for Margaret were Ann Knickle & Joney Teare.
Scte German
In the name of God Amen, I Margarett Molan---[edge]
sicke in bodie but whole in mynde & of pfecte memory ----
the Lorde be praysed doe make this my Last will and
testament as folowethe: ffirst I commytt my soule into
the hands of almightie God and my bodie to Chrysten
buriall, Itm I doe constitute & ordeyne my daughter Jan---
Collume Callume my true & Lawfull executor
of all my goods moveable & unmoveable, Supvisor
John Cosnan minister
Testes John Cosnan vic
pbatum est et solvit vjd Phillip Costen
Inventorie before the feast day Janie Cannone
of St John the Baptist next [June 24]
sub pena xs[10s] half a house an half a garden, and the houshould
stuffe pryced to vs
Last Modified 20 July 2021