| Submitted by: | Joyce M Oates |
| Date: | 18 February 2021 |
| Original: | 0106201 |
Archdeacon Will 1667A #06 Andreas will of Henry Caltrope, made 22 November 1667, buried 1 December 1667, he has land in the Curragh, Balneleny,
Close Leanher, Close Connelly, & in Onchan & in England:
Summary: wife [Ellin/Nelly Garrett] is alive, dau Mary (under 18 years), dau Margaret (under 18 years), son Martin (of age by 1675, left the Island), dau
Ellin (married to Charles Christian who was the son of John Christian & Joney Quark, & the brother of Captain William Christian), dau Ellin has a daughter
Lettice Teare in 1675 (did husband Charles die before, e.g., 1671: check EpW 1671-2 of Charles Christian), inventory & claims of Elizabeth Moore are copied.
Andreas parish register: Henry Caltrope buried 1 December 1667.
Dau: Andreas parish register: Ellin/Nelly Caltrope married Charles Christian 7 December 1665 Andreas.
Granddau: Andreas parish register: Margaret dau of Charles Christian christened on 11 May 1671 in Andreas.
Will of father in law: ArW 1669A #103 Lezayre will of Mr William Garrett, died 13 December 1669, estate of the Kella/Kealley: wife Elizabeth Wanricke/
Wainwright, dau Catharine (married to Thomas Casement), son Ewan (out of the Country), dau Margery (married to William Brew, they have children, Margery
was dead by Dec 1670), dau Margaret (married xxxx[?Henry] Woods, son Henry Woods, dau Dorothy of age by Nov 1676), dau Mary (married John Standish, they
have children they have children [only daughters], his will Episcopal Will 1672, she remarried xxxx Kissage, her will about Episcopal Wills books 1684-1688
Lezayre), great grandchildren the children of Charles Christian, dau Ellin/Nelly (married Henry Caltrope, ?son Martin); dau Jane; supervisors: Rt Worshipful
Henry Nowell & John Standish, also: Sir Edward Crowe, Mr Richard Fox, Philip Boddaugh, Mr John Garrett junior & his wife, John Garrett & wife, William
Standish, William Crowe, Richard Salisbury, Joney Woolwent, John Moore in Belfast, Ireland.
See mentioned of dau Ellin Caltrope: ArW 1673A #43 Andreas will of Marriad Teare alias Corkill, dated 16 November 1673, husband John Teare: husband John
Teare, also: Thomas Teare, Alice Teare, William Teare, also: Ellin/Nelly [Teare alias Christian alias] Caltrope, William Corkill, witnesses: John
Huddlestone & William Teare, pledges: William Teare & Philip Teare.
Granddau: Andreas parish register: Lettice Crinnelt als Teare buried 12 Jan 1744. Episcopal Will, born by 1675.
Grandson in law: Andreas parish register: Daniel Crenilt died of smallpox, bur 25 Nov 1723.
Granddau Lettice Teare: married Daniel Crenilt [died 1723, ArW 1723A #108 Andreas], had sons William [died 1732, ArW 1732A #39 Andreas], dau Joney &
son John.
Will of grandson in law: ArW 1723A #108 Andreas will of Daniel Crenilt, died 25 November 1723: wife [Lettice Teare] is alive [died 1744, Episcopal
will], eldest son [William, died 1732, ArW 1732A #39 Andreas], dau Joney, son John, witnesses: Daniel Kneale & Patrick Christian & Charles Wattleworth,
pledges: William Brew & James Radcliffe.
Will of greatgrandson: ArW 1732A #39 Andreas will of William Crenilt, died 29 March 1732: not married, father Daniel Crenilt, mother Lettice Crenilt
alias Teare, brother John Crenilt, sister Joney Crenilt, also: John Joughin & his wife & their dau Margaret, also: Joney Kelly, witnesses: William
Teare & Joney Daugherty, pledges: William Teare Lord & Philip Kneale Columb.
Will of husband of granddau Lettice Teare: ArW 1723A #108 Andreas will of Daniel Crenilt, died 25 November 1723. Wife alive, eldest son, other children
Joney & John Crenilt (underage): Wife and eldest son executors, witnesses: Dan: Kneal jur:, Pat: Xtian, Cha: Watleworth. pledges: Wm Brew & Jam: Ratcliff.
At a Court holden in Jurby ye 10th of
Nor: ye 22d 1667 Decembr 1667
This is affirmed to be the last will & testament of Henry
Caltrope who is sick in body, but whole in minde, & of pfect
memorie thans be to God, in manner followinge:
ffirst I commit my soule to God & my body to Christian
buryall; It: I leave to the poore a fir: of malt & a boule of
meale to be given upon All=Sants day; It: I leave to boath
daughters, Mary, & Margt Caltrop eight pound apeece
to be paid to each of ym by my executor when they come to
18th yeeres of age; It: I leave to my wife in legasie halfe
the black heffer yt is in the Curraugh; It: I leave to Sr:
John Huddlestone 23s legasie; It: I constitute & ordaine my
sonne Martin Caltrope sole executor of all the rest of my
goods moveable & unmoveable wtsoever, & wheresoever, as well
any Lands of wt sort soever, as all other goods, & the third in KK
Concann, & of all things else yt may or can fall to him by heyre
shipe in England, or otherwise; It: I apoint my sonn in law
Charles Christian & his wife Ellin supvisors of my children
& to see ys my last will pformed; It: I declare yt there is
due to mee from Mrs. Ann Cannell 6£-5s allreadie
proved in Court, humbly praying & desireinge ye worshipful
officers to releive my children, in ordering ym to be paide
out of the third in KK Concan, when my fine therein
expired; It: there is due to me from Tho: Castmint ----[edge]
Allsoe I confesse yt there is some moneyes due from me to
Joh: Lace
The execr under yeeres
testes John Huddlestone The supvisor sworne in Court
John Lace X jurati & ye mother also to give in a pfect Inv---[edge]
pbatum est et solvit 1s
The supvisor is to bringe in a pfect Invent within 14 days sub
paena 20s ad usum domini
March the 3d 1667
The goods & lands belongeinge to the decedent are in the hands
of Charles Christian in Ballneleny...18£-10d, in Close Keney 12£
in Close Leanher[?] & Close Connelly ... 17£-0d
The rest of ye Invent goods move able & unmoveable .......... 4£ - 10s - 4d
The corne 3 fir: bar: 4 bouls oats 1 boule metcorne ...... 0 - 16 - 10d
---d by Charles X?tin in ye behalfe of ye children to Dymster Cannell for ye tith rent ... 17s-0d
pledges for the forth coming of this Invent & to secure
the office sub paena duble the value Willm Garret & his wife enters against
John Christian his father & ye execrs of Henry Caltrop for 27s
Capt Willm Christian his brother due debt Nor: ye 4th 68
Nor: ye 24th 68: Gilbt: Cowle in the behalfe of his brother Joh: Cowle enters against
the executor of Henry Caltrope for 8s wages due debt
---- ---- Rob: Symmon & his wife enters 51£ - ijs - 2d
---- ----- ---- ---- by specialty
9r ye 24th 68: Mr Joh: Xtin Dymster
enter for 3s & Nicho: Xtin for ----[dark fold]
[At the bottom of Mallooney Crebbin's will, ArW 1667A #08 Andreas:]
Mar: 3d 67
Jo: Ratclife enters against ye execr of Henry Caltrop for 4s 2d due dept & craveth tryall
Debts to be deducted out of ye Invent of Henry Caltrope wch is paid by Charles
Christian in ye behalfe of ye executor: Inprs: to Will Brew Moare .....xjs[11s] - 6d
It: to Joh: Joughin Moare 65...8s -8d; to Donll Xtin more p 66 .. 4 - 6d
for his winding sheete 6s-8d; It: to ye minister 1s; to ye Sumner fees ..10d;
for pbacone ..1s; It: to Willm Ratclife Moare p 67 ..10s-6d, to Willm Kew--- [torn edge]
Moare p 67 ...3s-10d, to Will Cowle more p 67 ... 4s-4d
Mar ye 3d 67
Joh: Ratcliff enters against ye executors of Henry Caltrop for 4s ijd[2d] due xxxx[torn edge]
to Daniell Kneele wife 4d, to Willm X?tin 4d; to Sir John Huddlestone
for his tith..1£-2s-6d, for his offering & milknes[?] p 65, 66 & 67 -------d ----
for his burying in ye chancel ..3s-4d; to Sr Joh: Legasie 2s; It: paid to
Joh: Curlet Moare p 67 ..2s; It: for ye roofe of ye hous in ye mother hand
corp prsecie[?] ..6-8d; pd Willm Cotter 6d
summ: 4 - 7 - 6d
pd to ye Regisr for a copie of Elizabeth Moore Invent & claimes 10d
[dark]----th 68: Robt: Coule enters against ye executors of Henry Caltrop for 7s-6d
[dark]----Demster Cannell for ye tith rent ... of KK Concan 17s as expressed in ye In---[torn]
------- 18 - 10
------- 12 pd by Charles X?tin in all in ye behalfe of ----- --- ---£ ---s ----[dark & torn]
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The document below follows the above will in the book and relates to the Caltrope family.
Archdeacon Will 1667A #07 Andreas letter of Martin Caltrope, a letter giving land to his sisters prior to him leaving the Isle of Man,
written 14 April 1675:
Let all men know by these prsents yt whereas I Martin Caltrop being ready out of the Island ----[torn]
desireouse to satisfie my sisters for theire proportione of goods, due unto ym by the will leg-----[torn]
Mr Hen: Caltrope; & not knowinge, whether God will bee pleased, that I returne againe or not
I therefore in nomine dei declare, yt I have possest my sister Mary Caltrop of a certaine pcell
of Land in the Curraugh called Close Connelley in the prsence of Tho: Kinred & Willm: Kissage already pt thereof plowed
by her, of the yeerely rent 4d for & in consideration of all, ys is due to her by the death of her saide
father, wch is to say 8£ as appears by will: shee the said Mary to keep & possesse the said pcell of Land
till such time or times as I the said Martin Caltrope or my heires, execr, Admynistrators & assignes
shall repay the said eight pounds unto her the said Mary Caltrope or her heires execr Admynis
trators & assignes, provided always yt the said eight pounds is to be paide at three severall payments
as agreed upon; And as for & in consideration of the eight pounds due by the said will, unto
his sister Margt: hee hath allso at this prsent possest her of another pcell of the same land adjoyne
inge to his sisters Maryes pcell of the annuall rent 5d & shee likwise, & her heires, execrs, Admy=
nistrators are to keepe & possesse her said pcell in like manner, yt is to say till such time, or times, as
the said summ shall be repaid her, by him the said Martin Caltrope, his heires, executors, Admynis=
trators & assignes, with the full benefit likwise of the Land called the Renneseir[?] wch the said
Margt is to keep & possesse till such time as hee the said Martin did come & possess the same after Joh: Lace time is expired,
& whereas there is a smale pcell of the said Land in the said Curraugh Land
adjoyneing unto yt pcells wch the said Mary & Margt hath pointed out, I doe at this prsent possesse
my sister Ellin Caltrop thereof, for & in consideration of the sume of twentie shillings
ten shillings thereof paid to me at this prsent, & other ten to be paide after the expiration
of 2 yeeres, to mee or whom I shall impower to call for it in my ----ce & use, & in consideration
thereof the said Ellin, her heires execur Admynistrator & assignes, are to keepe & possess the said
Lands dureinge the terme of foure yeeres after the date hereof: Allwayes provided, yt in case
it please God, yt I the said Martin shall never return againe to ys Island, nor none of my
Issue to demand the said Lands & pay there ye severall procons, yt then the said May, & Margt are to
enjoy & possess their severall proportions & theire heires or assignes for ever, & yt pcell
wch his sister Ellin is possess of, is to returne after the expiration of the said 4 yeeres unto her
daugr Lettis Teere & if shee dye to her next child if God send any, if not to herselfe: &
to witness this to beee our mutuall agreements & yt the pledges may be discharged wee subscribe
our names this 14th of Apll 1675
Note ye interlineinge in ye 17th line was writen at the writeinge hereof
Martin Collthrop
testes: J Huddleston Margt: Callthrope M
Charles Sayle X Ellin Callthrope her mark E
At the request of Martin Callthrope (for the discharge of ye pledges
& better safetie of this his act & deede this is recorded & annexed
to his fathers will: 7ber the 25th 1675
The wittnesses to the above agreement have
deposed the same to be true in every particular as
above written, only the wthin Mary was not then
present, but acknowledged by the wthin ----
Calthrope to be theire nutuall agreement
and attested by Tho: Kinred and Will Ken----
and all this before me
Edw: Christian
Last Modified 18 February 2021