Thomas Callow 1668

Archdeacon Will 1668A #71 Maughold will of Thomas Callow, died 11 April 1669:
Summary: wife [Joney Lewney] is alive [her will ArW 1677A #001 Maughold], son in law William Corkill and his [Joney], son Daniel Callow, son John Callow, 
witnesses: John Colleish/Quilleash & William Cannon, pledges: Gilbert Colleish/Quilleash & William Callow, also: Daniel Lewney entered a claim for 37s 4d 
for composition money & 13s 4d child rest & a turf spade.
Will of wife: ArW 1677A #001 Maughold will of Joney Callow alias Lewney/Loony, died February 1676/7: husband [Thomas] Callow is not mentioned [died 1669, 
ArW 1668A #71 Maughold], son John Callow, son Daniel Callow, dau Joney Callow (has children); witnesses: Robert Christian & Thomas Allen.
Maughold parish register: Jony Callow uxor Tho: Callow buried 2 February 1676/7.
?Dau: Maughold parish register: Joney Callow married William Corkill 11 October 1659 in Maughold.
?Dau: ArW 1689A #068 Maughold will of Joney Corkill alias Callow, dated 3 January 1688/9: husband xxxx [William] Corkill is alive, dau Catharine, dau Joney (of 
age), son Edward (of age), son Ewan (underage), dau Isabel (?married), son John, granddau Margaret Corkill.
?Dau: Maughold Parish Register:  Jony Corkill als Callow  bur 15 May 1701.
?Dau: Episcopal Will 1701 Maughold of Joney Corkill alias Callow, died 19 May 1701: husband William Corkill is alive, dau Jane, dau Ann, dau Elizabeth, 
grandchildren William & Margaret Callow and Margaret Corkill, witnesses: Robert Christian & Margaret Kermode, pledges: William Kerruish & Robert Kerruish.
?Son in law: Maughold Parish Register: Wm Corkill, Carradell Beg, bur  16 ---- 1719.
?Son in law: Episcopal Will 1719 Maughold of William Corkill, died 6 May 1719:  wife [Joney Callow] is dead [died 1701, EpW 1701 Maughold],dau Ann Corkill, 
granddau Margaret Corkill, also: Margaret Kermode, witnesses: William Kinnish & William Corkill, pledges: William Callow of Ballaskeg & William Kinnish.

	Maughold ye 27 of June (69)

The last will and testament of Tho: Callow who departed this life 
the eleventh of Aprill (ut supra):    first he recommended his soule 
to God, and his body to Christian buriall;    Itm: to his sonne in law 
Willm: Corkill  and his wife, all yt was due from them, to their 
above named father, with one hundred of herring to be given 
them upon demand;    Itm: to his sonne Donll Callow a younge oxe 
or a younge mare with 36 shilling, provided he let his 
brother John have all ye corbes due to hime from his fathers
executor,   And if not yt he shall have but sixe pence Legasie
Itm: to his welbeloved wife his rideinge horse;    Itm: he constituted 
and appointed his sonne Jo: Callow his true and lawfull 
Executor of all ye rest of his goods, moveable and unmoveable
                                              The execr sworne in Coart
Testes  Joh: Coleish  juratus
        Willm Cannon  ad carcere, juratis
                                             pbatum et solvit 1s

The Inventory of Tho: Callow praised by foure sworne
men viz: Nich: Cottear, Willm Christian, Jo: Cowle, Willm: Costen
                                                    £    s    d
Impr: All his horses and cattle ..................  05 - 00 - 00 
Itm: sheep & goates with lambes & kiddes .........  02 - 08 - 00 
Itm: some smale quantity of household stuffe .....  12 - 00 - 00 
Itm: one quarter of a boate ......................  00 - 05 - 00 
                                             tot:   08 - 05 - 00 
        The execr at lawfull yeeres 
        & ye goods in his custody & have
        given pledges secunda forman legis
		          Willm: Calow
		          Gilbt Coleish
Nor ye 16th 69
Donll Loony enters his claime against ye executor of Tho Calow 
for 37s 4d for composision moneys  & also for 13s - 4d  child rest[?] & a turffe
spayed all due debt, & craveth tryall

Last Modified 18 March 2021