| Submitted by: | Joyce M Oates |
| Date: | 13 May 2018 |
| Original: | 0106202 |
Archdeacon Will 1673A #45 Andreas will of William Sayle junior of the Curraugh, born 6 April 1659, died about 4 February 1673/4, at 14 years 10 months old
('of lawful years'), both parents (William Sayle & Bahie Cleator) are dead (both died January 1669/70):
Summary: sisters Alice (married Daniel Inch by April 1681) & Bahie Sayle, aunt Isabel Clark alias Cleator,
(abusive) uncle? Thomas Sayle (kinsman of father William Sayle)
will of mother: ArW 1669A #84 Andreas, of Bahie Sayle alias Cleator, died 22 Jan 1669/70: husband William Sayle (ArW 1669A #85 Andreas), dau Alice (md Daniel Inch
by 1681), dau Bahie, son xxxx born 1665, eldest son William born 1659 & died 1673 (ArW 1673A #45), sister Isabel Clark als Cleator (married Robert Clark by 1674),
brother in law Robert Clark (married Isabel Cleator by 1674), father xxxx Cleator (dead by 1670), sister Jane Cleator, brother John Cleator (dead by 1670), brother
in law John Sayle, kinsman of husband: William Sayle (cooper), kinsman of husband: Thomas Sayle; also: Captain John Sayle and John Kneele farrant are pledges, pledge
William Clark son of Patrick Clark of Jurby, pledge John Kneale junior son of John Kneale (tailor)
will of father: ArW 1669A #85 Andreas, of William Sayle, died 30 Jan 1669/70: wife Bahie Cleator (ArW 1669A #84 Andreas),
dau Alice, dau Bahie, eldest son William, brother John Sayle, kinsmen: William Sayle (cooper) & Thomas Sayle
Andreas Jurby
This is affirmed to bee the last will & testament of Willm Sayle who depted
thi life aboute the 4th of Feb: 1673, being in good & pfect memorie made
his last will & testament as followeth: first hee commited his soule to God & his body to
Christian buryall; It: hee left to each of his sisters vizt Ales & Bahee Sayle 7s apeece
& the said Legasies to remaine in the executrix hands till they came to lawfull yeeres
to receive it. It: hee constituted & ordained his Ant Issable Cleter alis Clark his
true & lawfull executrix of all the rest of his goods moveable & unmoveable wtsoever
It: hee willed that they should bestow twelvpence worth of drink & 4d in tobacco upon
him the night hee were lodged & further willed all his right in the Croft in the
Curragh to his said executrix & wished his said executrix not to leave with
Tho: Sayle one 2d worth of any goods yt belonged to him, because hee often times
strucke him & used him very hard, nor would not bestow 2d of his owne goods upon
him in time of his sickness, & wished allso to bury him in KK Andrews
Testes: Ricd: Kinred jurati The executor sworne in forme of law
Joh: Christerie pbatum et solvit xijd
solvo tamen vincuig suo jure
14 dayes given to bringe in an Invent:
The Invent: of the decedent included in the father & mother Invent
pledges in forme of law Richd: Kinred
Jo: Chrestory
ffeb 13th 1674
Wee finde yt the Testator was at lawfull yeeres, for by certificat out of the Church
Registrie, it appeares, hee was borne Apll: the 6th 1659, And beinge buryed the sixe
of feb: 1673, by computation his age at his death was 14 yeeres & x[10] monthes, soe
that the Courts proceeedinge were Legall in this pticuler
J: Harrison
Pat: Thompson
July ye 19th 1674
Tho: Sayle enters his claime against the execurs: of the said decedent Willm Sayle for
the sume of 25s due debt as hee will make to appear & craveth tryall
Aprill ye 11th 1681
Received then by Dan: Inch & his wife Alice Sayle the
summ of 14s from Rob: Clerk Legasye left to her & sister by her brother the
above Testator: wittness their subscription
Dan: Inch X
Alice Sayle X
p me Jonen: Christian Regr:
Last Modified 13 May 2018