James Corrin 1663/4

Archdeacon Will 1663A #132 Malew will of James Corrin of Ballasalley, Malew, died 11 February 1663/4:
Summary: wife Elizabeth Corrin alias Corrin [died 1669, ArW 1669A #028 Malew], son Thomas, son William, & son Henry, dau Ellin, house & croft in 
Ballasalley, witnesses: William Moore & Robert Fargher & Edward Brew, pledges: Henry Corrin & Edward Brew.
Malew parish register: James Corrin buried 5 March 1663/4.
Wife: Malew parish register: Elizabeth Corrin   buried 6 October 1669.
Will of wife: ArW1669A #028 Malew will of Elizabeth Corrin, dated 3 December 1669, has croft at Ballasalley: deceased husband James Corrin [died 1663/4, 
ArW 1663A #132 Malew], son & heir Henry, dau Ellin, son Thomas, son William (has children), grandson Edward Corrin, witnesses: Thomas Parr & Philip Carter 
& John Qualtrough, pledges: John Lace & Edward Corrin.
Self & wife & father in law & wife's nephew Thomas: 1660 Liber Vastarum, Malew: Donold/Daniel Corrin had a parcel of intack land of 2d yearly rent, and he 
was now dead, so that half of it and the ensuing rent fell to Elizabeth Corrin his daughter & she with her husband James Corrin sold the same to William 
Moughtie and his wife who were now entered, the bargain was confirmed for a sum of £19 19s, which was now fully paid to James & his wife so that William 
Moughtie & wife were entered;  and they were also entered for the other half by a bill of sale from Thomas Quay, son to the other daughter of Donold/Daniel 
Corrin, which Thomas was executor of Daniel Corrins will with his aunt Elizabeth Corrin, for half.  

	(85)		Malue

I James Corrin wicke in boddie but of pfect memorie praised
be God doe make this my last will and testamt this xjth of 
februarie 1663 as ffolloweth
first I doe commit my soule into the hands of Allmightie God &
my bodie to Christian buriall;    I leave to the poore a firlett of
barley,    I leave to my sonne Thomas Corrin a shilling legasie;    It leave to
my sonne William Corrin a shilling legasie;    I leave to my sonne
Henrie Corrin a shilling legasie;    I leave to my daughter Ellinge
Corrin a shilling legasie;    I doe constitute & ordayne my loving
wiefe to be my true and lawfull executrix of all my worldly goods
moveable & unmoveable whatsoever it is concluded and agreed upon
at this prsent will makeinge betwixt I James Corrin & my wiefe
Elizabeth Corrin my executrix that my sonne Henrie Corrin
shall have the house and croft in Ballasalley after ye death of my executrix condissionally that our
daughter Ellinge is to have a but in the said Croft during her
naturall liefe   this is my last will & testamt as wittnes my
signe and marke the day & yeare above written
                 The executor sworne in Court
wittnesses hereof                         James Corrin his marke  X
  William Moore his marke
  Robert Ffargher    jurati               solvo tamen vincuig suo jure
  Edward Brew
                                 pbatud et solvit 1d
The Invent to be brought in
wthin 14 days   its made good

The Inventorie of James Corrin priced by 4 sworne men
the vjth of June 1664, videssett  Willm: Corrin, Robt Quaile
John Corrin Edward Brew as followeth                          £    s      d
first halfe five horsses younge & ould priced to ...........  2 - x[10] - 0 
Item halfe of 3 old cowes  .................................  1 - x[10] - 0 
Item halfe the houshould stuffe in lynen &       }
   woollen & halfe the woodden vessells &        } .........  1 - xv[15] - ----[torn]
   halfe of 2 ould fidderbeds & 2 ould boulsters }

Pledges to secure the office secunda forman legis
Henrie Corrin& Edward Brew
& the Executrix bound to secure
the securities

Last Modified 25 October 2020