| Submitted by: | Joyce M Oates |
| Date: | 11 November 2020 |
| Original: | 0106200 |
Archdeacon Will 1663A #168 Patrick will of Roger Jane / Gene / McEgene, died 24 May 1664 intestate: Summary: 1st wife [Christian Keig died 1658, ArW 1659A #01 Patrick], 2nd wife [?Mary Cowle] is alive [has a contract bargain/?marriage contract for 30s 6d], only daughter Catharine Jane/McEgene (of lawful years), son of Mr Thomas Radcliffe, pledges: Thomas Radcliffe & Thomas Carran, also: Mary Cowle entered a claim for 30s 6d debt per her Contract Bargain, QUESTION, is she the 2nd wife of Roger, & her Marriage Contract with him gave her 30s 6d? Will of 1st wife: ArW 1659A #01 Patrick will of Christian Jane alias Keig/Kegg, dated 16 June 1658: husband [Roger] Jane is alive [he remarried], dau Catharine Jane, witnesses: Roger Jane & Nicholas Carran & Thomas Radcliffe, also Thomas Radcliffe (son Silvester), pledges: Richard Quirk & Thomas Radcliffe. Self: Roger Jane presented 1632 German for hitting Thomas Shimmin of Patrick Parish. Will of brother: ArW 1656A #07 Patrick will of John Jane, died 20 June 1656: wife is not mentioned, dau Bahie Jane, son John Jane, brother & supervisor Roger Jane; witnesses: Roger Jane, pledges: Roger Jane & Ewan Killip of Lezayre. See: John Jane mentioned (left a half firlet of barley along with Christian Kneale) in will of John Cormode, will 1663A #38 Bride. German parish register: John Jaine buried 14 October 1686. Self &c: 1633 Liber Vastarum, Patrick: Philip Comish had farmland of 23d yearly rent in Alia Dalby treen [total rent of 3s 10d], and in 1633, rent of 12d was sett upon William Clague and 11d rent was sett upon Roger McGene/Jane. Self &c: 1634 Liber Vastarum, Patrick: Roger McGene/Jane had farmland of 11d yearly rent in Alia Dalby treen, and in 1634, Robert Quay was entered for it in 1634. Self &c: 1641 Liber Vastarum, Patrick: Patrick Caine had farmland of 6d yearly rent in Alia Dalby treen, and 1641 Roger Jane was entered for the 6d rent because he was poor and not able to pay the rent, so the chapter quest sett it upon the said Roger Jane. Self &c: 1642 Liber Vastarum, Patrick: Roger Jane had farmland of 6d yearly rent in Alia Dalby treen, and in 1642, John Corris was entered for 3d of the rent, and Roger Jane for the the half (3d rent). Father & brother: 1643 Liber Vastarum, Patrick: Daniel/Donold Jane had rent in firma brass of 3d yearly rent, and in 1643, John Jane was entered for it. Episcopal Will books 1639-1642 Patrick, will of Donold/Daniel Jeane/Jane. See: Episcopal will books 1616-1620 Patrick, will of John Jane. See: Marriad Jane will 1631A #008 Rushen, written 18 January 1630/31, married xxxx Credgeen. See: Episcopal will books 1639-1642 Patrick will of Daniel/Donold Jean. See: Episcopal will books 1639-1642 Ballaugh, of Obad/Ebod Jane alias Corris. See: Joney Jane & William Dawson presented 1649 German for fornication. See: Joney Jane is pregnant by 5 October 1663, presented German. See: Joney Jane dead by February 1679/80 Patrick, she has no goods. See: Mary Jane witness to the will of Edmund Costeen/Corteen will 1653A #44 Lezayre. See: Mary Jane mentioned (left 6d) in will of Ellin Key / Geey will 1665A #079 Maughold. See: Mary Jane wife of John Cottier will 1688A #69 Lezayre. See: Mary Jane dead by 23 February 1698/9 Lezayre, pauper per 1698 defuncts Lezayre. See: Episcopal Will 1661 Lezayre of Margaret Jeane / Jane. See: Thomas Jane to be taken to prison, per note dated 22 May 1667, written by Richard Fox. See: Harry Jane mentioned (owes 6d) in will of John Corrin will 1670A #46 Rushen.
Bp Court ye 14th of feb: 1664 Roger McEgene depted ys life aboute 24th of May intestate whereof ye Church having intelligence have Decreed his only daughter Kath: McEgene Admynistratrix & ye next of kindred one father side supvisor ye Admynistra= trix at lawfull yeeres: & she engaged to pay ye one halfe of ye executorship to Mr Tho: Ratclif son accordinge as her said father desired, before his death: & acknowledged by ye executorship Solvo tamen vincuig suo jure Decretum et solvit 1s - 4d She is to bring in an Invent wthin 14 days sub paena vs A legase to ye wiffe upon sight of ys Invent: The execr sworne in Court to bring in a pfect Invent & to discharge all depts. & legasie as far ye goods extends The Invent of ye said testator taken & prized by 4 sworne and vizt: Donll Clery & John Christin & 2 more as followeth: It: 9 stoks of oats ....6s It: 3 sheep .... 5s It: 1 cow xjs - 6d It: 1 steere .... 18s It: 2 yards of clusad .... 9s It: smalle wodden vessells .. 1s - 2d 2 blanketts ... 1s 6d Depts to be deducted out of ye Invent ................ 18s - 6d pledges secunda forman legis Tho: Ratcliffe & Tho: Carran feb: ye 14 1664 Mary Cowle entereth her claime against ye execr of Roger ----[torn] Gene for ye sume of 30s - 6d, due dept at her contraction, as shee will make to appeare by witnesses & craveth tryall
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