William Gelling, 1663

Archdeacon Will 1663A #087 Braddan will of William Gelling, died in April 1664, has quarter interest in Baldell / Baldwin Milne: 
Summary: wife is not mentioned, dau Margaret;  dau Marriad Gelling [married Captain John Quilliam] & her father in law Philip Quilliam; brother's son 
William Gelling junior (left the quarter interest in the mill); sister Isabel Gelling, sister Catharine Gelling, executor: Ann Gelling (her father is 
William Gelling); witnesses: Robert Kelly & John Caine, pledges: Robert Creer & Robert Kelly, also: John Caley entered a claim for 20s & for a piece of 
land in the testator's custody.
Braddan burial register: William Gelling buried 6 Apr 1664.
Dau: Episcopal will 1717E Marown will of Marriad Quilliam alias Gelling.
Dau: Marown parish register: Marriad Quilliam, Capt Quilliam's wife, buried 10 May 1717, Episcopal will.
Son in law: Marown parish register: Capt John Quilliam  buried 13 February 1714/5, ArWill 1715A #05 Marown.
Will of son in law: ArW 1715A #05 Marown will of Captain John Quilliam: wife & executrix Marriad xxxx, son William, granddau Ann Quilliam, son James 
Quilliam (his dau Mary), granddau & heiress Jane Quilliam, son Robert Quilliam, son & executor Patrick Quilliam, son John Quilliam, witnesses: William 
Carroon & Philip Quilliam. 

	(41)		Bradan

This is affirmed to be ye last will and teastamt: of Wiliam
Gelling:   first he bequeathed his soule to God and his body 
to Christian buriall,   to ye poore at ye discretion of his brothers
Son Wiliam Gelling jun'r   It: to his Sister Isable Gelling
6d legasie   It: to his Sister Kathern Gelling what is [be/]
by account due from her own hands as legassie and if
shee be not therewith contgent then this will is to
cutt her of with 6d legasie.  It: to his daugr Mariod
Gelling 10s legasie which is in ye hands of Philip
Quilliam her father in law.  It: to his brother's Son
Wm Gelling jun'r and heir his qrter of baldell milne
forever;  It: he constituded and ordained Ann Gelling
his true and lawfull Executo’r of all of [the] rest of his
goods movable and unmovable w’tsoever.  For his

Daugtr Margrett he did assure yt shee was payed in all
things any was due or yt ever he intended for her
                                    Testes
                                    Robt Kelly
                                    John Caine   jurati

     Will Gellin father to the Executor
     Sworn supervisor & to bringe in a pfect
     Invent & to be true to ye child.
Salvo tamen vincuig suo jure
        probatum et solvit 10d

John Coley entereth his claime against ye executors of Willm Gellin for a peece
of land w'ch was in his custody, and is now deprived of it, & allso 20s in moneys
due dept as he will make to apeare and craveth tryall:              Juno 8th 1664

Inventory as faloweth:  Inprmis 1 cow  dj a heffer priced ..1£
-16s;    It: tow old mayers priced 12s;    It: twelve sheep
priced 1£    It: 3 sheep and a hog priced 4s;    It: 4 blankets
priced 10s;    It: five lambes priced 2s;    It: debts due to
ye decedent from John Cristian 20s;    It: due from Robt
Creere ---s;    It: from old John Cristian 1£-2s

The goods in the fathers hand, & hath given in
pledges to secure the office secunda forman legis
Robt: Creer & Robt: Kelly

June ye 18th 64: John Christian entereth his claime against ye executors of Will Gellin
     for ye sum of 3£ due dept as hee will make to appeare & craveth
     tryall accordinge to law

Last Modified 9 October 2020