Thomas Quine 1663/64

Archdeacon Will 1663A #118 Patrick will of Thomas Quine, died 10 March 1663/4, has land at Ballawoole/?Ballavolley and Ballakenny/?Ballakinnagh:
Summary: wife is alive, dau Ellin Quine; eldest son Richard, dau John of age, dau Alice of age, dau Ann (underage); brother Thomas junior (& his son 
William & his dau Ann); also: Ellin Quirk, Thomas Halsall's son; oats in ballawook[?, or Ballawoole] & grain in Ballakinny; witnesses: William Quine & 
Thomas Quine, pledges: William Quirk & Thomas Quine.
NOTE: it was not uncommon on the Isle of Man before the 1700s to have 2 children alive with the same name; thus, 
the testator Thomas had a brother also named Thomas.

	(67)	Pat:	1664

The last will & testamt: of Tho: Quine who depted
this lie the 10th the March 1663, who committed
his Soule to God, his body to Xian buriall;    to the 
poore a firlett malt, halfe firlett oate meale,
a sheep;    to his brother Tho: a sheep;    to his
brothers son Wm Quine a goat of a yeare old;    to 
Ellen Quirke a lamb;    to Tho: Halsalls son a
lambe;    to his daughter Ellen Quine two sheep;     
to his brothers daughter Annie Quine a hog yeare 
old;    he ordained his foure children Richard,
John, Alice & Anne Quine his lawfull executors 
of all his goods moveable & unmovable; provided 
that if his eldest son Richard stand to the
ground, that he shall have no pt of ye executor-
ship, but only a cow
                           witnesses: Wm Quine
                                   Tho: Quine    jurati
The deads part of ye
goods priced by sworne men
amonts to 8 pounds
2 goats priced to... 0 - 4s - 6d 
                         Joh & Ales too of ye executors beinge
                         sworne in Court to fullfil ye fathers will &
                         to be supvisors of ye sister Ann under age
The mother sworne to bee true to ye children & to bring in a pfect Invent
The goods of Richard & Ann                  solvo tamen vincuig suo jure
are in ye mothers hand & hath               pbatum est et Solvit 10d
put in securite Willm Quirk	
Joh & Ales at yeeres & ye goods in yr owne hand &
hath given pledge secunda forman legis Tho: Quine

a quarter of ye crop to be brough in against kercres[?]: pfected as followeth by one of ye executor
Jo: & ye supvisor Tho: Quine imprmis oats in Ballawoole one ye deads pt 20 stooks in Ballakenny 35 stooks not 
prized but only ye number of stooks

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