Isabel Quayle alias Quayle 1680

Archdeacon Will 1680A #11 Malew will of Isabel Quayle alias Quayle, buried 3 December 1680: 
Summary: husband John Quayle of Redstone is alive, only child John Quayle, mother is alive, sister Margaret Caine alias Quayle [married William Caine February 1669/70 
Malew], brother Edward Quayle (has a dau, wife is alive), also: Jane Woods, pledges: Martin Mcleyrah/Mylrea & Philip Cottier; witnesses: Thomas Parre & Thomas Taylor
Malew parish register:  Issable Quaile w. of Jo: Quaile, Redstones  buried 3 Dec 1680
Malew parish register:  Isabel Quayle married John Quayle on 6 February 1676/7 in Malew
brother: Malew parish register:  Edward Quayle married Isabel Harrison on 24 July 1676 in Malew
will of mother: ArW 1676A #14 Malew will of Ann Quayle alias Bell, buried 22 January 1676/7, looms are mentioned: 
husband Robert Quayle, dau Isabel, dau Margaret, son Edward, witnesses: John Watterson & Gilbert Karran.   
will of father: ArW 1690A #07 Malew will of Robert Quayle, the old sumner, died by February 1690/1: wife [Ann Bell] is not mentioned [her will ArW 1676A #14 Malew], 
dau Margaret Caine alias Quayle [married to William Caine 1669/70 Malew], dau in law Isabel Quayle alias Harrison ([married Edward Quayle 1676 Malew], her eldest 
son is to be the heir, [her will ArW 1728A #49 Rushen]), son in law John Quayle (Robert owed him 10s still [probably dowry money], he married Isabel Quayle in Feb 
1676/7, she died 1680, ArW 1680A #11 Malew); witnesses & pledges: John Watterson & Philip Carown, NOTE:  By law / custom on Isle of Man, if a woman is made executrix 
and her husband is alive, then he is sworn in her stead. That Isabel was sworn executrix in this will is a clear indication that her husband (Edward) was dead.  
granddau: Malew parish register:  Jony Quaile dau of John Quaile Redstones  buried 16 March 1731/2
?son: Malew parish register:  John Quayle Redstones  buried 14 May 1743
will of sister in law: ArW 1728A #49 Rushen will of Isabel Quayle als Harrison, died 1728: husband [Edward] Quayle is not mentioned [died 1689/90], son Charles, 
dau Isabel, dau in law Jane Quayle als xxxx, grandson Thomas Quayle, granddau Jane Quayle, grandson Edward Quayle, grandson Robert Quayle

		KK Malew Decembr: 1680

The last will and testament of Issable Quaile wife to John who was buried December 
the third day anno predicto, and beinge of good and pfect memorie comitted her soule to God and her body 
and Christian buriall;  Item shee bequeathed to her poore dj ferlet barly,  Item she bequeathed 
to her sister Margrett Caine her best red petticoat wch she had from her mother and draust=
=coat of dwlea wch was uncutt;  Item she bequeathed a gray petticoat and waistcoat that shee 
did weare to Jane Woods,   Item she bequeathed to her brother Edward ten shillings if her 
owne child died,  bequeathed to the said Edwards daughter a yard of small lynin whether the 
child died or not,   Item she constituted named and appointed her only child Jo: Quaile her 
true and lawfull executor of all the rest of her goods whatsoever and in case the child 
dyed then shee nominated and appointed her husband Jo: Quaile her true and lawfull 
executor of her goods whatsoever,  Item she left the child and goods to the father and willed 
that the child should not come to the tuicion of her brother Edward Quailes wife
Testes	Tho: Parre  }		The Court have decreed & sworn the oncle 
	Tho: Taylor} jurati	Ned Quayle & ye Ant supvisors of the 
				child undr age.  The husband also sworn

The Inventorie of the goods of the said issable viewed and priced by swarne men 
to witt Daniell Caveene, Martin Moore, Henrie Quorke and Hugh Arthur as followeth 

Inprimis halfe of a steere 6s, dj cow xs[10s], dj heffer 9s 6d, dj ould cow 6s ... 01 - 11 - 06 
Item halfe of a mare and ffollower xs[10s], dj younge mare 6d, dj horse & }
     another litle horse 2s - 6d .........................................}....... 00 - 18 - 06
Item there is 2 hogs or younge ewes that was given to the child by     }
     the father and grandfather wch are to run for the child not priced}
Item halfe of 9 sheepe 4s 6d, dj 3 blanketts 6s, halfe of three }
     other blanketts 4s, 1 halfe of the shapd cloathes 9s-6d ...}................. 01 - 04 - 00 
Item halfe of the sheats and carchife & apronn 5s 4d ............................. 00 - 05 - 04 
Item som small shaped synin 2s 1d, an apron and small things 16d ................. 00 - 03 - 05 
Item halfe of 2 pewter dishes basketts charn & hurden yarne ...................... 00 - 02 - 00 
Item halfe of small trine vessells 2s 6d ......................................... 00 - 02 - 06 
Item halfe a grope som cron and woollen yarne and som wooll ...................... 00 - 03 - 00 
Item halfe of small yarne wth the webster and fishinge geares .................... 00 - 02 - 00 
Item dj weights and sives 3d, som gobbags 3d flax seed & hemp seed 4d ............ 00 - 00 - 10 
Item a leadstone 1d som stradles cares some flax harrowe ......................... 00 - 02 - 02 
Item halfe of 7 barrells and a halfe of line on the ground ....................... 00 - 03 - 06 
Item halfe of the oats 6s 4d halfe ye barley 3s 1d ob ............................ 00 - 09 - 05 - obt 
Item halfe the turfe and linge xijd some hay xijd churnstaf 1d ob ................ 00 - 02 - 01 - ob: 
Item her shoes 8d ................................................................ 00 -               .
                                                                                   05 - 10 - 4

Debts to be deducted to the former children, rent, funerall}
charges church dues and the rest on the deads pt comes to  }.. 02 - 00 - 04 
                The goods in ye fathers hands & hath given pledges 
                in form of law Martin Mcleyrah & Philip Cottier

Last Modified 11 July 2018