James Quill 1682

Archdeacon Will 1682A #02 Lonan will of James Quill, died 23 November 1682: 
Summary: wife [Ann Skillicorn, her will ArW 1688A #33 Lonan] is alive, son James Quill, dau Margaret (married Thomas Kneale), Henry Quay son of his wife's 
sister [wife's sister is Catharine Skillicorn, will in Episcopal books 1671-1675 Rushen, & married xxxx Quay]; Margaret Skillicorn (dau of Henry Skillicorn, 
who was the brother of testator's wife Ann), also: Deemster Fletcher; witnesses & pledges : John Quark senior & John Quark junior.
Will of wife: ArW 1688A #33 Lonan will of Ann Quill alias Skillicorn, died 16 January 1688/9: husband [James] Skillicorn is not menitoned [his will 
1682A #02 Lonan], son James Quill, sister in law Catharine Quill; witnesses: John Quark & William Kissage, pledges: Henry Parr & John Quark.
Will of brother in law:  EpW 1673E Lonan will of Henry Skillicorn, died 4 October 1673: wife (Catharine Quine) is alive (died 1677, ArW 1677A #041 Lonan), 
son James, dau Marriad, dau Dorothy, dau Margaret, sister Ann (married to James Quill), Philip Cowin, supervisors: brother in law James Quill & eldest son, 
witnesses: Philip Cowin & Thomas Clague.
Will of wife Ann's sister in law: ArW 1677A #041 Lonan will of Catharine Skillicorn alias Quine, died 26 November 1677 intestate: husband Henry/Harry Skillicorn 
is dead (see his will EpiscWill 1673/2 Lonan), eldest son & other children, next of kin: brother John Quine and husband's brother in law James Quill. 
?Sister in law: Episcopal will books 1671-1675 Rushen, will of Catharine Quay alias Skillicorn.

		KK Lonan 

This is affirmed by the subscribed wittnesses to be the Last will and testament 
off James Quill who depted this liffe the 23th of November 1682, being 
of pfect memory ffirst he committed his soule to Almightie God and 
his body to Christian buriall
Item he left to ye poore at ye usuall tyme viz Hallowtide dj ferlett 
of mault to be Breew and a sheep or mutton
Itt: he left to his son in law Tho: Kneale & his wife the sume off 
of five pound sterl: out of ye whole alsoe he left twenties shillinge ster: 
and one barrell, & a blankett to his said son in law and wife vizt 
Margrett his daughter provided that wold stay wth his wife and 
son James Quill for the tearme of five yeares, and if not that 
they shold not have it, but if in case his wife & son would not be willing 
that they wold stay wth ym that yn the said son in law & his wife was to 
have ye 20s ster: above expressed 
Itt: he left to Hen: Quay his wives sister son five shillings wch 
was due to him, & 3s  -- due to Sr Thomas Thwaits for uxor Skille: 
Itt: to Margrett Skillecorne one sheep viz: Hen: Skille his daughter
Itt: he said that there due to him from Wm Cowine Brandle[?] 6s
Itt: he constituted and ordained his son James Quill his true 
and Lawfull executor of all ye rest of his goods moveable and 
unmoveable whatsoever.   Itt: he said yt Deemster Ffletcher owed him 3s 2d 
  Testes	Joh: Quarke Senior}jurati	   The Execr at age sworn in Court
	Joh: Quarke junior}vid carpenter	         Probatum et solvit 1s 

          The Inventory of the above Named James Quill disceadant was 
          prized by 4 sworne men viz: Malony Corrin, Donold Kermott 
          Phillip Quarke and Wm Lawrence                                    £   s   d
Imprimis all the houshold stuffe & unmoveable goods in grose amount to .... 2 -18 - 0 
      Ittem 14 sheep young & old .......................................... 0 -18 - 8 
      Itt: 20tie sheep wch he was willing to give his son in law .......... 1 - 7 - 0 
      Itt: ten goates ..................................................... 0 -10 -00 
      Itt: his pte of ye horses ........................................... 1 -00 -00 
      Itt: his pte of ye cattle young and old ............................. 3 - 1 - 4d
		pledges in form of law Jon: Quark & Jon: Quark junr  

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