| Submitted by: | Joyce M Oates |
| Date: | 15 July 2018 |
| Original: | 0106204 |
Archdeacon Will 1680A #15 Malew will of Ellin Caine als Norris, of Redgap, buried 13 January 1680/1: Summary: husband [Mark] Caine is not mentioned, dau Margery, dau Catharine, son Thomas, witnesses: William Cannell & James Maddrell & Sam Robinson, pledges: James Maddrell & William Cannell Malew parish register: Ellin Caine als Norris Redgap buried 13 January 1680/1 Malew parish register: Ellin Norris married Mark Caine on 30 May 1653 in MalewParish husband: Malew parish register: Mark Caine buried 30 Dec 1679 husband: ArW 1679A #13 Malew will inventory of Mark Caine, died 29 Decemer 1679 intestate, decree in the Episcopal books 1679-1683 Malew, not listed in the old Typed Index: appraisors: John Quilliam & Daniel Kelly & Robert Quayle & Thomas Cubbon Episcopal will books 1679-1683 Malew, will of Mark Caine husband: Mark Caine presented 1666 Malew for cursing because a horse went over the hedge, and he said, a plague from heaven above upon either the horse of the man that owned it husband: Mark Caine presented 1672 Malew for calling Ann Nelson an unwholesome beast & for calling Robert Quott a blind theif ?dau: Malew parish register: Margery Caine married Patrick Knickle on 5 November 1687 Malew father: Ballaugh parish register: Gilbt Norris of KK Malew buried here 15 May 1649 father: Gilbert Norris was pledge for the inventoried goods of Isabel Norris will 1633A #023 Malew self & father & husband: 1656 Liber Vastarum, Malew: Gilbert Norris had intack land of 2d rent and was dead, & Mark Caine with Ellin his wife, the daughter of the said Gilbert Norris were entered for it, it having falling due, by order of the court, between them & their brother & sister son: 1683 Liber Vastarum, Malew: "included note that Jo Walker, junr & Tho Cayne bound themselves for 40s not to trespass again in the Lord's close at Red Gapp" ?1696 Liber Vastarum, Malew: Thomas Moore had farmland of 2s in Scarlett, & his grandson Charles Moore who had the land sold it to Thomas Caine who was entered for it in 1696 father & sister & brother in law: 1656 Liber Vastarum, Arbory: Gilbert Norris had a parcel of intack land of 2d, and was now dead, and his daughter Christian with her husband John Maddrell, to whom the right fell, was entered for the same in 1656 sister & father & son & ?nephew: 1704 Composition Book, Arbory: Christian Maddrell alias Norris was entered for an enclosure of 1d rent, near Chary's bridge being part of the 3d rent compounted for in 1643 by Gilbert Norris & renewed in 1679 by Thomas Caine & James Maddrell, fine for the same was 12d, one life (vizt: the said Christian), in being so now to pay the fine in proportion (2 3/4d) will of sister: ArW 1710A #07 Malew will of Christian Maddrell alias Norris, widow, Deed of Gift made 6 May 1691, died November 1710 Malew & accepted as her will: husband [John] Maddrell died before May 1691, son James Maddrell, son Charles Maddrell, witnesses: Thomas Saint & William Cannell, pledges: Henry Taylor ?brother in law: Malew parish register: John Maddrell junr:, The Miln, buried 20 October 1689 ?will of brother in law: ArW 1689A #033 Malew will of John Maddrell, John junior of The Miln, will inventory, died 20 October 1689 intestate, decree made but not found and not listed in the Archdeacon nor the Episcopal indices, this inventory has been crossed out: ?wife Christian Norris died 1710, ArW 1710A #07 Malew, appraisors Nicholas Shimmin, John Gick, Thomas Kelly & Robert Quayle will of sister: ArW 1710A #07 Malew will of Christian Maddrell alias Norris, widow, Deed of Gift made 6 May 1691, died November 1710 Malew & accepted as her will: 7: Bee it known unto all men by these presents, that I Christian Maddrell als Norris widdow, divers good causes and valuable consji----- me thereunto moreing, and more especially out of the great love and affection wch I doe bear unto my welbeloved son James Maddrell of Castletown shoemaker, who hath not only been the chiefe ---- and assistance wch I have had ever since my husband's decease, but also hath behaved himselfe towards me in the most dutifull manner that a son could doe, and haveing good assurance that he will continue his sd filiall duty towards me, and be the only support that I can rely and depend upon now in my aged condicon, Have therefore given grant and estated, and doe by these presents as my free and voluntary Deed of Gifft give grant estate, all my part of the houses and garden wherein now I live, with all other my goods moveable and unmoveable whatsoever, be it of what kind or nature, or by what name or names soever distinguished, unto my said loveing son James Maddrell his heyres exrs: Admrs: and assignes, execpting only five shillings wch I do reserve unto myselfe to be disposed of unto my son Charles Maddrell after my decease: To have and to hold the said houses, gardes goods moveable and unmoveable to him the sd James Maddrell his heyres exrs: admrs: and assignes for ever, without the lett stopp hindrance, disturbance, or molestacon of me the sd Christian Maddrell my exrs: or admrs: or any othe person or persons whatsoever claming from or under me or in my behalfe; And for present possession liveing ---seizin of all and singular the premisses, Have at the signing sealing and delivery of these presents given unto my said son James Maddrell a peece of silver called six pence, to invest and estate him in the re--- right and propriety of the premisses, according to the true intent & meaning of these presents, And I doe declare this my Deed of Gift to stand & remaine unto the said James Maddrell irrevocable never to be altered or recalled by any other Deed, will or testament, In wittness whereof I have hereunto subscribed my name and affixed my seall and bound my selfe for the performance of all the premisses in the penalty of ten pounds ster: this 6th day of May 1691, Christian Madrell als Norris her mark X, sealed signed and delivered in presence of Thomas Sant his mark X, William Cannell. 6th May 1691: The wthin Christian Maddrell als Norris acknowledged ye within Deed of Gift to bee her true Deed, before mee Tho: Norris. This Deed of Gift being proved before the Deemster the same is accepted for the last will of ye within Christian Maddrell als Norris and her son James is sworn accordingly in form of Law. Acceptum est et solvit 1s. Pledge in form of Law, Henry Taylor
KK Malue Janry: 11th 1680/1 In the name of God Amen: I Ellin Cain als Norris, sick in body but of perfect memory praised be God for the same; Imprs: I committ my soule to God and body to Christian burrial; Itm: I leave unto my daughter Margery ten shillings over and above out of the whole, what I leave unto her at this present writing; Ittm: I leave unto Catharin and Margery Caine my lawfull daughters my share of the house I now live in equally betwixt them; Ittm: I constitute & ordain Katharin and Margery Caine execs: of all the rest of my goods moveable & immoveable; Ittm: I leave unto my son Thomas one couple of the house out of my own right as Legacy Ellin Caine her mark X wittnesses here unto Wlliam Cannell } James Maddrill his mark X} jurati Sam: Robinson } The execrs: at lawfull age are sworn in Court Probatum et solvit xijd [Found at the bottom of ArW 1680A #12 Malew will of William Harrison of Poulesallaugh:] The Inventorie of the goods of Ellin Caine alis Norris viewed and priced by swarne men to witt Jo: Corrin, George Gellin William Carrowne and Jo: Quill as followeth: £ s d Imprimis 2 petticoats waistcoat and bodies 6s, dj 2 blankets 3s ................. 00 - 09 - 00 Item halfe 2 blanketts and of 2 ffledges 2s 6d, dj 13 yards of lynyne ........... 00 - 04 - 04 Item halfe of 4 carchifes 16d, dj a sheete 16d, dj 2 canveses 1s ................ 00 - 03 - 08 Item halfe a bedtick 4s 4d, dj great and litle wheele 1s ........................ 00 - 05 - 06 Item halfe of 3 chists 4s 6d, dj the barrels and churne 5s ...................... 00 - 09 - 06 Item dj paile 6d, dj the canns and piggins sile dishes & churn stafe transers 12d 00 - 01 - 06 Item dj 2 mugs 3d, dj 2 pewter dishes 18d, dj brass pann 15d .................... 00 - 03 - 00 Item dj 2 ould brass panns 6d, dj litle brewinge pann 10s ....................... 00 - 10 - 06 Item dj a pott and rackentree 2s, quarter fryinge pann 6d ....................... 00 - 02 - 06 Item dj a paire of cards 4d, dj paire of whirus 6d .............................. 00 - 00 - 10 Item dj of 2 cowes and calfe dj horse 19s, carrs and straddles 6d ............... 00 - 19 - 06 Item dj steere xs[10s], a sheepe and a hogg 2s .................................. 00 - 12 - 00 Item ten stoakes of barley 5s, dj a spaid 2d .................................... 00 - 05 - 02 Item the houses and gardens on the deads part (and the husbands pt) ............. 03 - 10 - 00 Item out upon lands with Atturney Qualtrough on the deads pt .................... 02 - 10 - 00 The execrs at lawfull age have the goods in their own hands & given pledges in form of law James Maddrell & Wm Canell
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