| Submitted by: | Joyce M Oates |
| Date: | 24 October 2020 |
| Original: | 0106200 |
Archdeacon Will 1663A #131 Malew will of Henry Crebbin, of the Milne & of Ballakelly in Grenwyck treen, died 16 March 1663/4 & buried in Santan parish:
Summary: wife Elizabeth/Isabel Harrison is alive, son William Crebbin (underage, left land bought in Santan Parish [Ballakelly in Grenwyck treen]),
daughter Isabel (of age), dau Ann (has a handfasting bargain, ?older than 14 so mother does not have custody of her legacies but less than 21 & so too
young to be a supervisor?); supervisors: Edmund Moore [of Ballavilley] & William Moore, witnesses: Edmund Moore & Thomas Keig, pledges Henry Clucas in
Malew & Robt Brew in Santan, NOTE, that the supervisors lived on farms next to Henry's in Santan parish, but do not appear to be related.
Malew parish register: Hen: Crobin, The Milne (buried at Kk Santan) on 17 March 1663/4.
Wife: Malew parish register: Issable Crobin als Harrison buried 11 August 1678, Episcopal Will.
NOTE, that Henry's wife may have originally been 'Elsabeth', which sometimes morphed into Elizabeth but usually morphed into Isabel.
Supervisor Edmund: ArW 1676A #24 Santan will of Edmund Moore of Ballavilley, dated 26 January 1676/7: wife Joney Quay died 1676; eldest son Thomas Moore
(left Ballavilley), son William (left ground in Braddan, of age by 1683), eldest dau Mally/Mary (of age by 1683, married John Callister by 1694), dau
Ellin (of age by 1683) & dau Margaret (youngest daughter, died in Ireland by 1694); witnesses: John Brew & William Moore; pledges: brother Thomas Moore
& William Bridson.
Self: 1639 Liber Assed, Santan: in 1639, Henry Crebbin had waste land/pasture land of 3d yearly rent.
Self & son & witness & etc: 1670 Liber Vastarum, Santan: Ann Kelly had farmland of 7s 5d rent in Grenwyck treen (total quarterland rent of 16s 10d), and
she was long dead with the right of it descending to her daughter Jane Moore as next heir, & she sold it to Edmund Moore & Henry Crebbin, the father of
William Crebbin, who bought the 3rd part of the 7s 5d, and the said Edmund bought two parts & sold half of the two parts to Thomas Kinish, so now the said
3 parties are interested in the same 7s 5d equally amongst themselves & are so entered (with William entered for his deceased father Henry).
Self & son & witness & etc: 1670 Liber Vastarum, Santan: Edmund Moore & Thomas Kinnish & William Crebbin had equal parts in farmland of 7s 5d rent in
Grenwyk treen (total quarterland rent of 16s 10d), and they were now entered for just 4s 4 1/2d rent, with Thomas Moore pred for 2d of the rent in 1682.
Son, etc: 1686 Liber Assed, Santan: the following paid the quarterland rent of 16s 10d amongst themselves as follows: ann Kinnish & Thomas Brew 7s 8d,
William Crebbin & Ann Kinnish & Thomas Brew & William Crebbin for 7s 4 1/2d, Thomas Moore senior for 2d, Thomas Brew for 10d, and Sir John Cosnahan for
10d rent.
Dau: Malew parish register: Isobel Kissag als Crebbin, of Kk Santon, buried 21 Mar 1728/9.
Dau: Santan parish register: Isabel Crebbin married Hugh Kissage on 21 February 1684/5 in Malew.
Dau: Santan parish register: Ann Crebbin married Thomas Kinley on 11 December 1683 in Malew.
Will of son: ArW 1695A #59 Santan will of William Crebbin of Ballakelly in Grenwyk treen, carpenter & plow wright, died 14 December 1695: wife Margaret
xxxx is pregnant (dau Ann christened 4 February 1695/6), eldest son John [married Margaret Bell about 1716], son Henry [married 1st Bahie Caine in 1721/2,
2nd Margaret Kelly in April 1729], dau Margaret, posthumous daughter Ann, brother in law Thomas Kinley [married Ann Crebbin in 1683], brother in law Hugh
Kissage [married Isabel Crebbin in 1684/5], witnesses: Hugh Kinnish & John Moore & Patrick Quay; pledges: Robert Brew and John Brew.
Son: Santan parish register: Will Crebbin (plow wright), buried 14 December 1695.
Grandson: Santan parish register: John Crebbin aged 86 years buried 13 Oct 1772 born about 1686.
Grandson: Santan parish register: Henry Crebbin son of Will: Crebbin & Margt: christened 19 October 1691 in Santan.
Granddau: Santan parish register: Margret Crebbin dau of Will: Crebbin & Margt: christened 10 March 1693/4 in Santan.
Granddau: Santan parish register: Ann Crebbin dau of Will: Crebbin & Margt: christened 4 February 1695/6 in Santan.
Grandson: Santan parish register: Will: Crebbin son to Wm Crebbin & Margt buried 5 March 1692.
Will of grandson: EpW 1772E Santan will of John Crebbin, died 11 Oct 1772: wife [Margaret Bell about 1716] is not mentioned [died 1761, her will ArW
1761A #33 Santan], son Revd Wm Crebbin [born 1717]; [dau Isabel] married William Lewney; son John ([born 1725, married Isabel Gelling 1763] son John
[born 1763] & son William [born 1767]); dau Margrett Fannan als Crebbin ([married Robert Fannan], dau Margaret [married Thomas Cottier], son Frank).
Greatgrandson: William Harrison, Diocese of Sodor and Man: Vicars of Jurby: William Crebbin appointed 9 August 1751, Translated Numbers into Manx.
Died and buried at Jurby
Greatgrandson: Jurby parish register: The Rev Wm Crebbin, Vicar of Parish, buried 22 November 1803.
Will of greatgrandson: ArW 1803A #69 Jurby will of Revd. William Crebbin, died November 1803, age 86: granddau Margaret Clucas, grandson John Clucas
junior of Moary Voar; grandson William Quine, grandson John Quine, granddau Catharine Quine, granddau Esther Quine, granddau Margaret Quine, friend
Daniel Lace senior of Sartfield, Jane Lace of Sartfield, friend Mr Farrant, of Ballamoar, dau Charlotte, also Mr Harrison of Cooil-Bane, son in law
Mr Brew of the Kelly & his wife, grandson William Brew of the Kelly, also Sarah Cochrane, Revd: Mr Clague of Rushen & his wife, granddau Esther
Coulthard, witnesses Andrew Joughin & Thomas Kelly & William Corlett.
Greatgrandson: Jurby parish register: William Crebbin married Esther Brew on 14 July 1746 in Jurby.
Greatgrandson: IOM FHS MI, Jurby Old & New Yards: stone 302: Sacred to the memory of Esther Crebbin, wife of the Rev William Crebbin and daughter of
Robert Brew of Ballavarran and Christian Brew alias Christian his wife of Ballamoar and interred here the 2nd day of October A.D. 1771, aged 50 years.
And her husband the Reverend William Crebbin who was vicar of this Parish sixty years and in sure and certain hope of a joyful and in sure and certain
hope of a joyful resurrection, resigned his soul in God on the 19th day of November 1803 in the 87th year of his age. God is all in all.
Greatgranddau: Santan parish register: Margaret Crebbin married Robert Fannan on 27 August 1748 in Santan.
Greatgranddau: Santan parish register: Isabel Crebbin married William Lewney on 19 May 1764 in Santan.
Will of greatgrandson: EpW 1797E Santan will of John Crebbin, died 23 January 1797: not married bro Revd William Crebbin, sister Isabel (married
[William] Lewney), sister Margarett (dead, married [Margaret] Fannan, dau Margaret married Thomas Cottier).
Will of grandson: ArW 1771A #44 Marown will of Henry Crebbin, died 7 Mar1771: [1st wife Bahie Caine died February 1728/9], 2nd wife Margaret Kelly is
not mentioned [died December 1743], son Henry in Liverpool, dau Deborah Quirk als Crebbin, son William, dau Margaret, dau Marry Crellin als Crebbin
(married to Nicholas Crellin):
(84) Malue
The last will and testament of Hinrie Crebine who
departed this life the 16th of March 1663
first he committed his Soule into the hands of Almighty
God and his body unto Christian buriall; I leave
unto the poore 3 halfe ferletts of mault halfe ferlett
wheat flesh and oate meale oat the discretion of my
executors; I leave unto my wife Elizabeth Harrisone
and unto my sone William Croboine a parcel of land
which I bought in the parish of KK Santan while she doth
live and after her death the land is to returne unto
my sone William, and when he is in possession of the sd
land Then he is to give unto his sister Issable 2£ 10s
alsoe I doe leave in my will that my heires and
executors shall make good unto my daughter Anne that
which I did promise to her hand fasting bargaine I leave
unto my wife halfe my rideinge horse out of the
whole I constitute and ordaine my sone William
Crobine and Issable Crobine my daughter
executors of all my goods moveable and unmoveable
whatsoever wittnesses to this my last will
Edmond Moore X
Thomas Keeg X jurati
Issable one of ye executors at age is sworne in Court
& allso to be true to her brother who is in the mothers
custody & allso his goods
Edmon More & Will More sworne
supvisors wth Issable
solvo tamen etc
pbatud et Solvit
The Inventory the goods of Hinrie Crobine praised
by Thomas Harrisone, Christopher Fargher, William
Taggart and Thomas Bridsone who were swoarne
to bringe in a true Inventory of all his goods as follow
eth now these 4 swarne men having viewed the goods
of the sd Hinry they have praised all unto eight
The pounds 16s 6d
They doe alsoe promise if as witnesse there
any more of his goods cann names Tho: Harrisone
be found out or in any mans Will: Taggart
hand they will bringe it in to Tho: Bridsone
the Court the first Chapter day Christopher Fargher
jurati
pledges given in by the mother accordinge to law
for ye goods of both children under age vizt:
Henry Clucas in Malue & Robt Brew in Santan
Last Modified 24 October 2020