| Submitted by: | Joyce M Oates |
| Date: | 12 December 2020 |
| Original: | 0106201 |
Archdeacon Will 1665A #047 Braddan will of James Kermode of Douglas with a house & land in Laxey, will dated 15 October 1664: Summary: wife [Margaret Kissage] is not mentioned [died February 1661/2, Episcopal Will 1662], son William [married Ellin Hogg, he died 1665/6, ArW 1665A #044, her will ArW 1684A #040 Lonan]; son Gilbert; son Philip in London; son James; dau & executor Christian of age [married 1st David Christian, 2nd Robert Quayle, 3rd Sir Thomas Parr in 1677]; dau Margaret [married to John Hogg, her will ArW 1663A #097 & his will ArW 1663A #079 Lonan]; also mentioned Mr Ewan Curghey of Ballakilligan, Lezayre, Ferdinand Fox, Mr Patrick Callow of Ramsey, Gilbert Cubbon of Kennaigh, Robert Hudgson/Hutchin of Douglas, William Clague of Laxey, witnesses: Thomas Fairbrother & William Corlett, ALSO, per 1675 Liber Vastarum, Lonan, his dau in law is Frances Christian, QUESTION, Did James die before October 1664?, A Note dated 15 October 1664 & signed by the son James seems to indicate the testator James was dead before this time. Braddan parish register: James Kermod de Duglas buried 22 December 1665. QUESTION, Is this James the husband of Margaret Kissage OR James their son? Note dated 15 October 1664 & signed by son James Kermode seems to indicate that the father/testator James is dead by this time. Braddan parish register: Margaret Kinsake/Kissake als Kermod buried 10 Feb 1661/2. Episcopal will 1662. Self & wife: Margaret Kermode als Kissage wife of James Kermode, they entered a claim for £4 each (total of £8) against the executors of Hugh Kissage, will 1661A #067 Braddan, died 18 January 1662/3. QUESTION: James & Margaret were probably married about 1630 to 1635, with children born about every 2 1/2 years from that time. Self: 1657 Liber Vastarum, Lonan: James Kermode had rent of 3d for firma brass, and delivered the pann to Philip Moore who was entered for the 3d rent in 1657. Self etc: 1657 Liber Vastarum, Lonan: James Kermode had rent for cottages of 6d rent & sold to William Christian of KnockRushen who was dead & his wife Mary Christian alias Lucas & William's executors are not to come forward for the same. Self: 1659 Liber Vastarum, Lonan: Ewan Scarff had a parcel of intack land of 3/4d yearly rent, and James Kermode now held the right for it and was entered for it in 1659. Son &c: 1666 Liber Vastarum, Lonan: William Hogg had rent of 9d yearly rent in Colby treen, and in 1666, William Kermode was entered for it by the consent of William Hogg. Self & dau in law: 1675 Liber Vastarum, Lonan: James Kermode had a parcel of intack land of 2d yearly rent, and Frances Christian wife to the son of James Kermode who was now dead sold it to Robert Watterson who was entered for it. Dau: 1679 Liber Vastarum, Lonan: Daniel Quark had a parcel of intack of 4d yearly rent, and in 1679, Christian Parr alias Kermode was in possession of it and paid the rent and so was entered for the rent. Dau & son in law & grandson: 1687 Liber Vastarum, Lonan: John Hogg & his wife Margaret Hogg had land in Colby of 7 1/2d yearly rent, and Philip Hogg, son of John Hogg and his wife Margaret had the right to this rent and sold it to John Christian, who was entered for it in 1687. Dau & son in law & grandson: 1687 Liber Vastarum, Lonan: John Hogg & his wife Margaret Kermode had a parcel of intack land of 3d rent belonging to Colby treen, and Philip Hogg, son of John Hogg and his wife Margaret had the right to this rent and sold it to John Christian, who was entered for it in 1687. Self & dau & son in law: 1692 Liber Vastarum, Lonan: James Kermode had rent of 6d of cottages, and the right of the rent falling to his daughter Christian, she with her husband Sir Thomas Parr sold 4d of the rent being for a housestead and garden in Laxey to James Lewney who was entered for the 4d rent in 1692. Will of dau: ArW 1697A #12 Malew will of Christian Parr alias Quayle alias Christian alias Kermode, made 27 October 1692, died 24 January 1697/8: [1st husband David Christian died 1661/2, ArW 1661A #007 Braddan, 2nd husband Robert Quayle died 1676, ArW 1677A #091 Braddan], 3rd husband Sir Thomas Parr vicar of Malew (died after October 1692 & before probate, ArW 1694A #18 Malew), grandson John Christian in Dublin, son Robert Christian, son John Christian, son Robert Quayle, dau Margaret Quayle, granddau Ann Christian, witnesses: David Jenkins (in Ireland at probate) & Henry Halsall (dead at probate in 1697), witnesses to codicil made August 1695: Catharine Quayle & Margaret Halsall, stepson in law Ewan Christian [he married in April 1696 to Henereta Maria 'Mary' Parr] entered a claim, James Maddrell shoemaker entered a claim, John Pigot/Pickard entered a claim. Dau: Malew parish register: Mrs Christian Parr buried 25 January 1697/8. 1st husband of dau Christian: ArW 1661A #007 Braddan will of David Christian, of Douglas, dated 9 February 1661/2: wife Christian Kermode (?pregnant, remarried 2nd) Robert Quayle, and then 3rd) Vicar Thomas Parr vicar of Malew by 1679) 2 sons (one is Robert), brother Philip in Dublin, mother alive, witnesses: xxxx Lowcay & William Corlett, pledges: James Kermode senior & Paul Gelling. 2nd husband of dau Christian: ArW 1677A #091 Braddan will of Robert Quayle, died 30 December 1676: wife [Christian Kermode] is alive [she previously married David Christian, his will ArW 1661A #007 Braddan, & remarried to Sir Thomas Parr vicar of Malew, his will ArW 1694A #18 Malew, she died January 1697/8, Malew, ArW 1697A #12 Malew], children Robert & Margaret Quayle, brother Thomas Quayle, stepfather William Christian, half siblings xxxx Christian (the children of William Christian) witnesses: William Corlett & Edward Moore & Hugh Moore & Margaret Pendlebury, pledges: Patrick Gelling & Philip Christian. Dau & her 3rd husband: Malew parish register: Christian Kermode married Thomas Parr on 4 July 1677 in Malew. 3rd husband of dau Christian: Malew parish register: 'Tho. Parre, cleark, vicar of Kk Malew, and Christian Kermode of Duglas, were married 4 July 1677. 3rd husband of dau Christian: Malew parish register: Thomas Parre buried 15 April 1695: Revd Sir Thomas Parre, Rector of Malew, buried north end of Chancel, Malew between altar and the stone. Will of 3rd husband of dau Christian: ArW 1694A #18 Malew will of Sir Thomas Parr, clerk, vicar of Malew, died 14 April 1695: [1st wife Ellinor Fargher died 1674, ArW 1673A #32 Malew], 2nd wife Christian Parr als Christian als Quayle married 1677 (she abused Sir Thomas with 'very bad virulent words', she brought young children to the marriage that Sir Thomas raised & educated, 1st husband David Christian, 2nd husband was Robert Quayle) is alive, dau Heneretta Maria 'Mary' [married Ewan Christian in 1696], son William, son Mr Robert (Vicar General by 1708), son Mr John, dau Elizabeth Gawne alias Parr [married William Gawne in 1673], dau Isabel Christian alias Parr [married John Christian about 1684], stepson Mr Robert Quayle & stepdau Margaret Quayle & their deceased father Robert Quayle, also Captain Huddlestone, Robert Oates, Major Robert Calcott of the Nunnery, Mr Sam Robinson curate of Arbory, Sir John Christian, witnesses: John Fargher & Robert Shimmin. Will of dau: ArW 1663A #097 Onchan will of Margaret Hogg alias Kermode, dated 9 April 1664: husband [John Hogg] is not mentioned [he died 4 months earlier, his will ArW 1663A #079 Lonan], son Philip Hogg, dau Isabel Hogg (of age by 1668), brother William Kermode, sister Margaret Kermode junior, brother in law James Hogg, sister in law Ellin/Nelly Hogg, also: Joney Christian; brother in law? William Hogg, witnesses: Henry Hogg & Margaret Knickle, pledges: William Kermode & James Hogg, supervisors: brother William Kermode & sister Margaret Kermode junior, and brother in law James Hogg & sister in law Ellin Hogg [married to brother in law William Kermode]. Will of son in law: ArW 1663A #079 Lonan will of John Hogg of Colby, died about 8 January 1663/4, intestate: wife Margaret Hogg alias Kermode died before probate [her will ArW 1663A #097 Onchan], dau Isabel (of age in 1668) & son Philip; siblings: brother (halfbrother) James Hogg, sister (halfsister) Ellin/ Nelly Hogg, brother in law William Kermode, pledges: Philip Kewley for supervisor William Kermode, & John Callister for supervisor James Hogg, & William Kermode for supervisor Margaret Kermode junior, & James Hogg for supervisor Ellin Hogg [married to brother in law William Kermode], NOTE, William Kermode of brother of wife, & Margaret Kermode is sister of wife. Will of son: ArW 1665A #044 Lonan will of William Kermode, died 12 Jan 1665/6: wife Ellin Hogg [her will ArW 1684A #040 Lonan], youngest dau Margaret Kermode; son William (of age), dau Marriad (of age), dau Ellin, witnesses: William Lewney & William Quark, pledges: Philip Fargher & William Clague. Will of dau in law: ArW 1684A #040 Lonan will of Ellin Kermode alias Hogg, died 8 April 1685: husband [William] Kermode is not mentioned [his will ArW 1665A #44 Lonan], son William, dau Margaret, dau Marriad, dau Ellin, grandson xxxx Kermode.
Braddan The Last will and testamt of James Kermott, ffirst he committ his Soule unto God, and his body to Christian buriall; Itim: he left to ye poore 1 boule of mault a ferlett of wheate a qter of beefe worth four shillings or a mutton worth 4s 4d; I leave the 10£ wch is in my son Wm: hand betwixt ye said Wm Kermott and my son Gilbt Kermott that is to say five pound a piece; It: I leave to my son Phillip in London and to my son Ja: Kermott the dwelling house at Laxey and all ye Lands that I have there; It: I leave my daughter Christian the chamber yt I have at Laxey halfe the caske and ye other tomy halfeto my son James Kermott, It: I leave to my son Ja: all the goods wch is due to me from Willm: Kneale in KK Christ Rushen; It: I leave to my daughter Margrett Kermott fortie shillings; It: I constituted and ordained my daughter Christian Kermott my true and Lawfull executor of all the rest of my goods moveable and unmoveable what soever; It: hee willed yt there 10s due to him ffrom Robt: Hudg= =son in Duglas; It: 4s 6d due from Gilbt: Cubbon Kenaig; It: 4s 6d due from Willm: Cluag in Laxey; It: I leave my son Ja: five pair of netts and ye rest of my nets to my executor dated this 15th of October 1664 Testes Thomas Ffairebrother Willm: Corlett juratus The Executr at age & sworn in Court Tho Ffayrbrother to be sworn by ye minister and certyfie She is to bring in an Invent within a moneth time sup pena xs[10s] pbatum est et solvit xijd Christian Kermoad Executrix to her ffather James Kermoad decease entereth her clame against Mr Ewan Curghey Senr of Balla Killinghan for ye due debt of 15 barrells of salt and 13 case -----[dark] --i barrells, & 2 hoggsheads, entered in his lifetime in Chancery books -----[dark] ferred to an Admirall quest, and ye ptie dying be------[dark] came to an issue, & therfore due and to be psented & ye ------[dark] and therin craveth tryall [next page] KK Bradan A tru and parfect Inventoary of James Kermod as followeth It: peuter and brasse price ........................ 00 - 10s - 0 It: 5 sheete and a pillow bee----- price ........... 00 - 8 - ---- It: one ffether bead and tow pilows and boulster price ........ 00 - 8 - 0 It: one pott prise ................................ 00 - 00 - 8 It: a caryett one fledge one blankett ............ 00 - 8s - 00 It: one costen[?] price ........................... 00 - 2 - 00 It: 3 hogseds and tow barrels price ................ 00 - 6 - 00 It: 5 sheepe yong and old price .................... 00 - 5 - 00 It: a little old chist and a chare price ........... 00 - 1 - 00 It: one old blankett price ......................... 00 - 1 - 00 ----t of the deads goods2 - 3 - 8----he funerall charge The Executx at age and hath give in pledges secundum forman legis Capt Patrack Christian and John Caine remembr to give this to Sr John in anno (66) [next page] This is to certifie to whom it may conscerne, that Evan Curgey of ye pish of KK Christ Leare upon ye sight of Mr. Irelants Letter, did wish me to come over to his owne house and that he would pay me in money or salt soe yt I came to his house for yt purpose and staid all night wth ye aforesaid Evan Curgey and he went willing =ly wth me ye next day to his owne saller to Ramsay and offered me 2 barrells salt wch he had in his seller wch wanted ye forth pte as I tooke it, and proffer me one barrell wch he sould a trust to Mr Hynd and 1 boule in trust to Ffardingande Ffoxe, ffurther ye saide Evan Curgey drew his purse and didoffergive me 20s in pte of paymt: wch said 20s I returne to himselfe, because he gave me not my moneys together, all this was done in ye prsence of Mr Patr: Calow in Ramsay wch is justified in Court And this I am willing to depose upon oath to be true as it pleaseth ye Lord God wth a cleere conscience, Octobr: 15th 1664 By me James Kermode Wittnesses heerof my marke X Phillip Cowle his marke X Willm: Corlett his marke X
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