| Submitted by: | Joyce M Oates |
| Date: | 4 October 2018 |
| Original: | 0106204 |
Archdeacon Will 1683A #02 Onchan will of John Oates, 1 November 1683: Summary: wife [Ann Christian] is dead [her will ArW 1679A #02 Onchan], dau Isabel (of age by October 1694 & married to Robert Quilliam), dau Ann (married William Brew by 1688, he died by 1694), son John (of age), son James (of age), illegitimate son John, witnesses: Ewan Gill/Gell & Bahie Cottier, pledges Mr William Parker & Hugh Banks. Will of wife: ArW 1679A #02 Onchan will of Ann Oates alias Christian, died 9 February 1679/80, buried in the Chancell of KK Onchan: husband John Oates [this will], son & heir John Oates (wife Mary Cottier, son John), son James Oates (married to [Jane Christian heiress of Glencrutchery], dau Ann), daus Ann & Isabel, witnesses: Thomas Thwaites & John Bell, pledges James Oates and John Christian. Son: 1680 Liber Vastarum Onchan: William Christian had a quarterland [Glencrutchery] of 15s 4d rent in Tromode treen, and was long since dead by 1680, and the title descended to daughter Jane by inheritance, and in 1680, she and her husband James Oates were entered for it. Son: 1680 Liber Vastarum Onchan: William Christian had the firma brac of 5s 9d rent, and was long since dead by 1680, and the title descended to daughter Jane by inheritance, and in 1680, she and her husband James Oates were entered for it. Son: Onchan parish register: James Oates of Glanchruttery buried 28 June 1705 Episcopal will. Dau in law: Onchan parish register: Jain Oates als Christian Glencruttere buried 21 Septemer 1692. Note, Jane apparently died in childbirth, since daughter Mary Oates was christened the same day Jane was buried.
Conchan ye 22 of October 1683------[dark & torn] In nomine Dei Amen, I John Oates being sick in b------[dark & torn] whole in mind and of perfect memory Thankes be ------[dark & torn] for it do make my last will and Testamt: in manner fo------[dark & torn] Ffirst I committ my soul to ye hands of Allmighty God ------[edge] his body to Christian buriall. Itt: I leave ye poor to be d------[edge] stributed amongst ym a firlet of meall and two muttons, ------[edge] I leave to my Daughter Issabell fifteen pounds including ------[edge] in it what good was due to her by ye death of her mother; Itt, I leave to my son John ye Illegittimat xxs[20s] Itt: I leave to my daughter Ann 6d Leagasy, Itt: I con= stitute appoint and ordain my two sons John and James to be my true and lawfull Executors of all ye rest of my good movable and unmovable; In wittness whereof I have caused this to be written and have sett to my hand and sign ye day and year above written John Oates JO wittnesses The Execrs: at age are sworn in Court Ewan Gill } Bahee Cotter X} jurati Probatum et solvit 1s The Invry: wthin 4 monthes sub paena xxs[20s] pledges Mr Wm Parker & Hugh Bancks [next page, a copy of the above will of John Oates:] Conchan ye 22d of October 1683 In nomine Dei Amen: I John Oates being sick in body, but whole in mind & of perfect memory thanks be to God for it doe make my last will & testamt: in manner following first I committ my soul to ye hands of All= mighty god & my body to Xtian buriall; Itm: I leave to the poore to be distributed amongst them a firlett of meale & two muttons; Itm: I leave to my daughter Issabell fifteen pounds including in it what goods was due to her by ye death of her mother; Itm: I leave to my son John ye Illegitimate twenty shills: Itm: I leave to my daughter Ann 6d legasie; Itm: I constituted apoint and ordaine my two sons John & James to be my true & lawfull Executors of all ye rest of my goods moveable and unmoveable. In witnesse whereof I have caused this to be written & have sett to my hand & sign ye day & year above written witnesses John Oates JO Ewan Gill } Bahee Cotter } jurati The Execrs at age are sworne in Court Probatum et solvit 1s p me Sam: Watleworth Regrium Octobr: the 8th 1694 The above Isabell Oats being at Lawfull years came this day and acknowledged to be fully paid and satisfyed for ye summe of ffifteen pounds, being there proporcon of goods ---- unto her by the Death of her ffather & mother; and d--- ------ with the consent of her husband Robt Quilliam ------ath acquit and for ever Discharge all ptyes ----- --- ------ yr subscripcons the Day & year aforesaid Robt Quilliam Issable Oates [next page] Conchan November ye 8th 1683 The Inventory of John Oates who departed this life the first of November being Alsaints Day in the years of our Lord God 1683 Praised by swoarne men viz: Tho: Cannell John Christian Hen: Gell Tho: Cawine As ffolloweth Imprimis £ s Ittm: horses & maires ye dead his part priased to ..... 02 - 10 - 0d Itt: Cowes & haffers prised to ........................ 03 - 00 - 00 Itt: Halfe ye Rideing horse prised to ................. 01 - 00 - 00 Itt: 50 in sheep and goates praised to 1s - 4d per sheep ... Itt: Pewder & brass & vessells smalle and great ....... 01 - 014s - 00 Itt: halfe ye Cubbert and chests ...................... 01 - 00 - 00 Itt: a table & fraime 1 old chaire praised to ......... 00 - 03 - 00 Itt: ffleds and blankets praised ...................... 00 - 08 - 00 Itt: linings & one carpett prised to .................. 00 - 12 - 00 Itt: 2 fitterbeds one bouster prised to ............... 01 - 00 - 00 Itt: Cubs and Bottles prised to ....................... 00 - 01 - 04 Itt: one old trunck 1 old wheel praisd ................ 00 - 03 - 00 Itt: one horse hide priased to ........................ 00 - 01 - 00 Itt: halfe boate and netts prised ..................... 01 - 00 - 00 Itt: ye bees at home and a broade praised to .......... 00 - 10 - 00 Itt: old bookes prised to ............................. 00 - 01 - 00 Itt: 1 pott prised to ................................. 00 - 01 - 00 Itt: in Coyne the summ of 21£ - 10s - 00d [next page] Aprill ye 8th 1688 I do hereby acknowledge to have received off and from the hands of my Brother in Law John Oates ye summe of four pounds sterlin, being the latter part of paymt of the just and competent summ of ffifteen pounds being my wife Ann Oates alias Brew her portion of goods due unto her by the death of her father & mother by Contraction bargain; And do herby acquitt and discharge my sd brother in law Jon: Oates his Heyrs or Assignes from all mollestation suit or trouble to be created or alledged by me my Heyres Executors or assignes touching any part or parcell of my sd portion upon any prtence whatsoever, in the penalty and forfeiture of thirty pounds the one halfe to the Honbl Lord of this Isle and the other halfe to the sd John Oates, As wittness my subscrip tion the Day and Year above written William Brew his W mrk signed and delivered in ye prsence of us The said William Brew (the husband) Ewan Gill being Dead, the said Anne came this Day Nich: Kelly his N mrk and acknowledgeth the above receipt or acquittance to be true in every particular; as witness her subscrip tion this 8th Day of October 1694 Anne Oats als Brew her X coram me Jo: Curghey Registrarium
Last Modified 4 October 2018