Submitted by: | Joyce M Oates |
Date: | 30 December 2020 |
Original: | 0106201 |
Archdeacon Will 1666A #09 Lonan will of Christian Jamieson, died 6 February 1666/7: Summary: not married, sister Catharine Jamieson, brother Philip Jamieson, brother Thomas Jamieson, stepfather, mother; witnesses Sir Charles Parr & Thomas Jamieson, pledges: Robert Kewley & Thomas Brew, NOTE, that the testator's siblings' surname is Jamieson, so that I assume the testator's surname is Jamieson, though it may be something else. Will of sister: ArW 1669A #001 Lonan will of Catharine Jamieson, dated 21 February 1669/70: not married, brother Philip Jamieson & brother Thomas Jamieson, also: Catharine Moore in Douglas, Ann Fargher, Joney Atchison/Atkinson, witnesses: Gilbert Corrin & Mary Moore, pledge: Gilbert [Corrin], her inventory includes the 3rd part of the half of inventory of William Quay & Isabel Quay. ?Will of sister in law: ArW 1681A #07 Lonan will of Christian Jamieson alias Caine alias Coole/Cooil alias Harrison, died about 1681 Lonan: 1st or 2nd husband xxxx Caine, 2nd or 1st husband xxxx Coole, 3rd husband Thomas Jamieson is alive, dau Catharine Caine of age, dau Margaret Coole of age, witnesses: Philip Moore & xxxx Quark, pledges: John Moore junior & Philip Cottier. Brother: Thomas Jamieson witness to will & pledge for the inventoried goods of Christian Moore alias Scarff will 1675A #034 Lonan. See: Episcopal will books 1627-1630 Rushen, will of Thomas Jamieson. See: Episcopal Will 1709 Lonan will decree of Isabel Cannell alias Jamieson, married about 1705 to James Cannell, born about 1683. See: Episcopal Will 1736 Lonan will decree of James Cannell, married about 1705 to Isabel Jamieson. See: Episcopal Will 1708 Lonan will decree of Mary Jamieson alias Kewley, married about 1682 to Thomas Jamieson. ?Will of brother OR nephew: ArW 1713A #02 Lonan will of Thomas Jamieson, died 24 April 1713: wife [Mary Kewley] is not mentioned [died about 1708 Lonan, Episcopal Will 1708], underage granddau Isabel Cannel, son in law James Cannell (died about 1736 Lonan, Episcopal Will 1736), [deceased dau Isabel Cannell alias Jamieson died about 1709 Lonan (Episcopal Will)], witnesses & pledges: Philip Knickle (has a son Philip) & John Kelly. ?will of brother OR nephew: ArW 1713A #02 Lonan will of Thomas Jamieson, died 24 April 1713: Phillp Knakell and son Phillip, grandchild [Esable] Cannall, son in law James Cannall (father of Esable Cannall), John [Kellee]. James Cannall Executor. Wittnesses and pledges Phill Knakle, John Kellee.
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