William Quay 1668

Archdeacon Will 1668A #09 Lonan will of William Quay, died 23 February 1668/9:
Summary: wife Elizabeth/Bessy Quay alias Jackson, son William (has a contract bargain [married to Joney Christian, her will ArW 1708A #01 Lonan, & William 
still alive]) and son Christopher, underage dau Jane, underage son Robert, grandson John, also: John Quay of Glenshast, Deemster [William] Qualtrough, 
witnesses: Robert Watterson & Ellin Fairbrother & William Kissage, pledges: Daniel Qualtrough & Michael Kewley.   
Wife: Episcopal will books 1684-1688 Lonan, will of Elizabeth Quay alias Jackson.
Will of dau Jane: ArW 1670A #018 Lonan will of Jane Kewley alias Quay, died 4 November 1670: husband James Kewley is alive, brother William Quay (married 
Joney Christian), brother Christopher Quay, brother Robert Quay, mother Elizabeth/Elsabeth Quay alias Jackson, witneses: Robert Clague & Philip Kissage, 
pledges: son William Quayl & Alexander Quay.    
Will of dau in law Joney, wife of William: ArW 1708A #01 Lonan will of Joney Quay als Christian, died about 9th Feb 1708/9: husband William Quay, 3 sons 
John & Thomas & Christopher Quay; son in law Patrick Killey or Killip; dau Jane Quay; 3 daus Joney & Isabel & Catharine Quay. 
See: 2014 website of Frances Coakley, Lonan Old Deeds: 5 Oct 1706, old deed Lonan 36: William Quay Laxey & wife Joney alias Christian on behalf of dau 
Isabel, grantee John Stewn/Stephen Malew & wife Averick Cowley on behalf of his stepson Patrick Killip, William to give half of land, etc, John to give 
Hott press & all materialls, Court date 6 Dec 1706.

            KK Lonon

The last will and testament of William Quay 
who departed this life ye 23th of ffeb: 1668
First He committed his soule to Almightie God and his 
        body to Christian buriall
2ly He bequeathed to his sons William & Christoph=
        =er ye summe of twentie pounds equally be=
        =tween them yt is in ye hands of Deemster 
        Qualtrough and they his sade sons to 
        take possession of ye same by takeing up ye 
        use at Lamas next; as also thirtie shillings 
        yt was due from ye executors of Ro: Christian & 
        twentie shillings yt is in ye hands of Jo: Quay of
        Glon=shast;   The one moitie of ye above xx£[20£] being left unto his 
        sone William was in consideracon of the portion pmised at his contraction, 
        if hee would accept therof, otherwise his porcon pmissed being 7£
3ly To his gransonne Jo:  five shilinge of tenn 
        shillings yt was due from Dan Qualtraugh
4ly To his wife his rideing horse and a cow
Lastly He constituted and ordained his wife and two 
        children vid: Jane & Ro:  Quay his lawfull exe=
        =cutors of all ye rest of his goods moveable and 
        immoveable and she his wife to have ye goods 
of ye same children in her owne custody until 
        they come to lawfull age and cal for itt

        pbatum et solvit xijd      Testes Ro: Waterson X    }
                                          Elin Ffairbrother }   jurati
                                          Wm Kissage    X   }

The Inventory given in by 4 sworne men Wm Kissage, Wm 
Kissage, Wm Lorrence, & Wm Ffargher as followeth: 
ye houshall stuffe vid: blanketts beds and bedcloath 
   linens with iron pots & a bruing pan dishes chests barrells and 
   all other vessels are praised to ..............  03 - 13- 4 
ye catle & sheep are praised to ..................  02 - 18 - 8 
mony due from Deemster Qualteraugh ...............  20 - 17 - 6
from Da---- Qualteraugh ..........................  00 - 02 - 06 
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due from John Casment  ...........................  0 - 02 - 8 
due from Mr Rich: Thompson .......................  0 - 03 - 0 
as alsoe Mrs Jane Moore ..........................  0 - 05 - 00 
                  The goods in ye custody of ye wife
                      pledges sedunda forman legis
                       Donll Qaltroagh & Michell Kewly
June ye 14th 1669
Wm Quay hath refused to accept of the one halfe of ye wthin mentioned 
xx£[£20] in ye hands of Deemster Qualtrough, or the one halfe of the 
xxxs[30s] in ye hands of Robt: Christian, and ye one halfe of ye xxs[20s] in the 
hands of John Quay of Glanshast, in consideracon of his portion 
of 7£ pmissed in his contracon; and therfore the sume to be 
to, and for ye Executrs use, and hee to bee pd ye sd 7£ according to 
condicon

ffeb 28th 1670
More aded to ye Invent of Willm Quay by the wife
Impr 7 silver spoones in poane ........  01£ - 06s - 00d
It: in moneys  ........................  35 - 05 - 0 
                                 summ    36 - 11s - 0d 

ffeb 12 1669
Bessy Quay alis Jackson enters her claime against ye execr of Willm 
Quay for the sume of 2s-4d due debt, etc: 

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