John Patrick 1665

Archdeacon Will 1665A #043 Michael will of John Patrick, an Englishman who perished by sea on 25 November 1665, 
and was quarter owner of the vessel Little Ann of Liverpool, has wife and children in England: 
Summary: next of kindred in England where he has wife and children.

(8 Courtt)   At a Court holden at Jurby church ye 28th of Nor 1665
          before Parson Robt: Parr Vicar Gennerall & Joh: Huddleston Regist:

John Patrick quarter owner of ye vessel called ye little Ann of Liverpool
perished by sea ye 25 of ys Instant, & was buryed ye 26 in St Marys Church
of Ballaugh in ye Isle of Man, whose goods pished by sea, except soe much
as was saved by men appointed & sworne to save & secure ye same:  And
forasmuch as ye Church having intelligence thereof: they have
decreed Willm Newport to take Administracon of ye goods yt doth be-
longe to ye said John Patrick; & to pay funerall charges & church dues
& to bring in a pfect Invent upon oath of ye remainder, & to be ac-
comptable to ye next of kinred in England, if they take Admynistration
yr or to ye creditors as farr as his goods will extend, they giveinge him
satisfaction for his charges & paines, & to ye people yt saved ye goods, &
allso to him yt hath ye custody of ym namely John Teere, who is become
bound for ye forth coming of ym, & to secure ye office sub paena duble
ye value according to law
                                   decretum et solvit .... 3s - 4d
solvo tamen vincuig suo jure

The Invent of ye goods of John Pat: who perished by sea
Imprs: 3 Anchers     2 cables    2 masts
It: 2 paire of maine shruds & 2 paire of fore shruder
It: 2 tacles & 1 cattacle    It: 1 paire of top saile sheets
It: 1 old maine sayle, 1 new maine saile without a boule rope
It: 2 old top sailes    It: 4 oares & 2 old broken topmasts
It: 1 main yard   1 fore yard & 1 maine top sayle yard & ye spirit sayle
   & ye misson yard    It: 1 bould spirit    1 new lead-lure & a few 
   running roaps    It: 1 pumpe
It: 1 brast watch  1 suite of cloath  1 silk scarffe  2 paire of stocking
   x£[10£] of candles, wch did properly belonge to ye foresaid John Patricks:

Note yt these goods are in ye custody of John Teer
who is to be satisfied for his paines charges &
house rome, by ye Admynistrator

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Mr: Dymster Cannell		(1)
Understandinge yt yow & Ensigne Harrison by order from ye
Worshipfullo Governor have take into ye Custodys, some part
of ye goods belonging to John Patrick, for wch John Teere is
become bond in our records: and being wished by ye governor &
ye vicar generall to call upon you for wt concerns ye church for an ansemr----[?] and also by the Vicar 
generall Thompson accordinge to orders received, I presume
to call upon yow for counter securities (accordinge to law)
for ye forthcoming of ye said goods accordinge to Invent: dischargeing of all Creditors,
church dues, ye people yt saved the good, & John Teere who have
ye custody of ym, & to secure the office, wch yow know by course of 
law ought to be done, before any receive ye goods, having not
admynistred: but upon wt ground ys is done, I understand not: but
in ye entering I crave yor answer by ye vearer in writeing, for
my discharge, & securing of ye office, all wch is yr desire of
him yt is 
Decemr: ye 6th 1665                yor friend & servant
                                      Jo: Huddlestone

The sea men yt is latly buryed in KK Michaell, hath wife & children, & his
pt of ye goods ought to be taken & Inventd: upon oath from all ye seamen 
ye church powers & securitie for ye forthcoming thereof & to discharge
ye office wch is allso expected from yow, who hath taken pt of ye same
before administration was given by ye church, & Therefore accompta=
ble for ye rest: Munday next at Sulby is appointed for yt business
& ye prmisses: where all ye Spirituall officers will meete yt day to free
ymselves from any neglect in ym touching ye said discedent goods
As for him yt was buryed in yor church: Newport & Stevenson swore
to Michell Moore Sumner yt he had a barrell of beefe & a barrell of
herrings besides wt was in his chist:  It were good for yow to looke after
those things before ye companie be dispersed: wch wee had done, if wee
had not been interposed therein: die prdicta
                                     Ro: Parre
                                     J Harrisone

Whereas ye Right Worshipfull Goveror
hath ordered yow Mr: Dymster Cannell &
Mr: Ensigne Harrison to pay Court fees 
Church dues & funerall charges, due from ye administrators of John Patrick
who pished by sea, in regard yow have taken his goods into yor custody: therefore
wee desire yow to pay these sums ensueinge (yt we may have noe further
cause to complaine) to these ensueinge psons:
To: John Curlett Coroner & Gilbt: Clark accordinge to ye agreement of
   ye seamen wth ym for his finerall charges  ....................   1 - 0 - 0 
To ye minister for burying money funerall sermon & corps prsence   0 - 6 - 8 
To ye Clark of ye pish for Clark silver & Clark duties ...........   0 - 2 - ----[dark]
To ye vicars generals for a Decree  ..............................   0 - 3 - ----[dark]
To ye Registr for writeinge ye decre & giving a coppie of ye decre
    & Invent to Will Newport .....................................   0 - ------[dark]
To Sr: Will Crow for writeing ye Invent: .........................   0 - ----[dark]
                                   Ro: Parr  ------ ------[dark] 
                                   J----- ------ ------ [dark]

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An Inventory of ye goods of John Patricke who
pished by Sea
Impr: .........................   3 stuchons
Itm: ..........................   2 caples
Itm: ..........................   2 masts
Itm: 2 pares of maine shrouds and 2 payre of fore shrouds
Itm: 2 tackles and 1 cattacle
Itm: 1 payre of top sayle=sheets
Itm: 1 old mayne sayle, and 1 new maine sayle without a boult rope
Itm: 2 old top sayles
Itm: 4 oares and 2 broken top masts
Itm: 1 maine yard 1 fore yard and 1 maine top sayle yard & the 
   spirssall yard, and the misson yard
Itm: 1 bouspitt 1 new lead line & a few running ropes
Itm: 1 pumpe

Itm: 1 brasse watch  1 suite of cloathes  1 silke scarffe
   2 payre of stockins and 10 pound of candles wch did pply
   belong to the foresd Jo: Patrickes

Note yt these goods are in the
custody of John Teere: who is 
to be satisfied, for his paines, charges,
& house roome, by ye Admynistrator
who hath discharged ye same, & is satisfied
                         Copia vera examinata p me
                          John Huddlestone Regist:
                                Archid:

Further business regarding: Archdeacon Will 1665A #043 Michael will of John Patrick, an Englishman who perished by sea on 25 November 1665, 
and was quarter owner of the vessel Little Ann of Liverpool, has wife and children in England:

Dere & loving brother, I have all this day attended upon this busines sent by the 
bearer; The Governr was informed that you bought the goods & vessel; and 
was very angry you knowing my Lo: prerogative and to buy sack goods till my
[fold]----:  first had a prasser, but is prettie well satisfied with yr letter;  The Governr 
[fold]----th This ordered the matter that Deemster Cannell and Lt Harrison & Ensign
Harrison shall take all the vessel and goods into theire custody and soe much
---- my Lo: hath occacon to use thereof to be for his Lop: use upon ye prizmt --- the Engl
--- bee  upon The prazut; and out of the rest  (soe soone as money cann be got
---- it) the 18 men are to be payd (except those found faulty in their trust[?]
wherof complait ismade, and the rest belonging to the decedent
to be Inventoried & secured by Mr. Cannell & Ensigne Harrison, & 
they to pay out of the same all funerall charges & fees belonging 
----the Church what[?] ----- The Vicr Generall order; memeebot[?] that 
-----;
                                           Yor loving brother
                                           Tho Parre
----haptr Sathurday 2 a Clocke
---armr wisht you ye Vicr Generall to call usre Mr Cannell & Mr Harrison for wt concerne
----arch

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