| Submitted by: | Joyce M Oates |
| Date: | 27 October 2018 |
| Original: | 0106204 |
Archdeacon Will 1684A #005 Braddan will of Robert Coultry, dated 26 December 1684:
Summary: wife Jane [Moore] remarried John Christian blacksmith, 2 children (son John & son Robert/Robin [of age in 1695]), brother John Coultry (eldest son John
junior is of age by 1689), mother Dorothy/Dolly Coultry als xxxx was left £7, friends & overseers Thomas Ottiwell & John Broughton (he refused); witnesses: Doctor
Daniel Morrison & Humphrey Sedden.
Braddan parish register: Robert Coultry de Douglas buried -- December 1684.
Wife & 2nd husband: Braddan parish register: Jane Moore married #2 John Christian on 21 April 1685 Braddan.
Will of wife: ArW 1688A #36 Braddan of Jane Christian als Coultry als Moore, dated 23 Nov 1688, Jane died in childbirth with daughter Jane: 1st husband Robert Coultry
(their sons Robert and John), 2nd husband John Christian (their son John & dau Jane), stepmother Isabel Moore alias Fargher, mother in law Isabel Christian alias xxxx,
sister in law Margaret Moore [alias Quay], paternal brothers and sisters including Margaret, deceased mother xxxxx [Ellin?] Moore alias Brew, maternal uncles Thomas
Brew & John Brew witnesses: John Cottiman & Ann Flexney & William Flexney.
Self & wife & her 2nd husband & brother etc: Liber Canc: 1687 #5: John Christian & wife (Jane Moore the widow of Robert) and Thomas Ottiwell and John Coultry
were supervisors of the children of Robert Coultry, and an agreement for the houses & gardens was made for a division of the houses and gardens, made by 4 men:
John Christian to have the houses of 13d rent & 6d of the 2s 6d and the supervisors to have 2s rent.
dau: Braddan parish register: Dorathy Coultry dr: to Robert Coultry de Douglas buried 17 November 1684.
son: Braddan parish register: son of Robert Coltry of Douglas buried 22 July 1697 EpW 1697 Braddan decree of John Coultry.
Will of son: ArW 1703A #07 Douglas will of Robert Coultry, dated 10 March 1697/8, presumed dead & accepted as a will in 1703: not married, stepfather John Christian,
cousin Dorothy Coultry, cousin John Coultry [married Jane Quayle 1700/1], aunt Averick Coultry als Callin [her will ArW 1710A #01, widow of John Coultry], also:
Robert Fletcher clerk, Mr William Kelly mariner, Captain Richard Hartley, Mr Ewan Gill. Executors Jon: Coultry & Averick Coultry his mother. Wittnesses: Rich: Hartley
Willm Kissagg, Jon: Christian, Ewan Gill. Pledges John Christian.
Father: Braddan parish register: Jo. Coultry de Douglas buried 17 November 1670.
Will of father: ArW 1670A #011 Braddan will of John Coultry, died 28 Nov 1670: wife is not mentioned, grandson John Coultry [married in 1700/1
to Isabel Quayle dau of Alexander Quayle & Isabel], son John (married to Averick Callin), son Robert.
Sister in law: Braddan parish register: Avrick Coultry als Callin buried 19 February 1710/1.
Will of sister in law: See: ArW 1710A #01 Douglas will of Averick Coultry alias Callin, widow, made 9 February 1710/11: husband [John] Coultry is dead,
dau Dorothy Hernon alias Coultry, son John Coultry (his dau Isabel who is underage), dau in law Jane Coultry alias Quayle.
Braddan parish register: John Coultry married Jane Quayle on 2 March 1700/1, Jane died 1751, Episcopal Will
Will of mother of Jane Quayle: ArW 1714A #03 Braddan will of Isabel Quayle als xxxx, buried 7 Dec 1714: husband Alexander Quayle dau Jane Coultry als Quayle
(married John Coultry 2 Mar 1700/1, her will EpWill 1751 Braddan), dau Margaret, dau Christian in Ireland, son Robert Quayle, granddau Isabel Coultry, granddau
Margaret Parr, grandchildren Mary & Henry & Alexander Parr, Capt Richard Fletcher, Mrs. Fletcher; grandson John Corlet.
Will of father of dau in law Jane Quayle: ArW 1718A #14 Braddan will of Alexander Quayle, buried 23 November 1718, made 8 July 1717: wife [Isabel xxxx] is
not mentioned [died 1714, ArW 1714A #03 Braddan], dau Mary, dau Christian (married with children), son Robert, godson Alexander Parr, grandson John Corlett
[son of deceased Isabel Quayle & William Corlett], dau Margaret (married to John Parr, their dau Margaret Parr), dau Jane (married John Coultry, their dau
Isabel Coultry), also: Edward Fletcher, Patrick Kneen, witnesses: Robert Lewin & John Clague.
Sister: Braddan parish register: Marie Coultry daughter of Jo: Coultry buried 8 February 1666
Braddan parish register: John Coultry married 2 Mar 1700 Braddan to Jane Quayle born about 1678
Braddan parish register: Jane Coultry buried 16 December 1747
Braddan parish register: Jno Coultry buried 18 June 1749
Braddan parish register: Alice Coultry Sepult, buried 8 March 1729/30
see also: ArW 1714A #3, Braddan, of Isabel Quayle als xxxx wife of Aliexander Quayle, buried 7 Dec 1714: dau Jane Coultry als Quayle (md John Coultry junior
2 Mar 1700/1, see EpW 1751 Braddan [a contract accepted as a will]), dau Mgt, dau Christian in Ireland, son Rbt Quayle, gdau Isabel Coultry, gdau Mgt Park
gchildren Mary & Henry & Alexander Parr, Capt Richard Fletcher, Mrs. Fletcher; gson John Corlet.
Braddan parish register: Alice Quine als Coultry buried 4 June 1730.
Patrick parish register: Isabel Coultry married William Christian, 22 January 1720/21, Braddan born about 1698.
Braddan parish register: John Coultry beg, Douglass buried 21 June 1738.
Braddan parish register: John Coultry married Margaret Moore on 23 April 1728, Braddan born about 1706.
Patrick parish register: Margaret Coultry alias Moore married William Cannell on 29 April 1739 Patrick.
Braddan parish register: Coultry Cannell chr 5 Aug 1741 St Matthews Douglas to William Cannell & Margaret Coultry als Moore
Braddan parish register: Coultry Cannell married Margaret Finch on 11 Oct 1776 in Braddan
Braddan parish register: Isabella Cannel Child of Coultry Cannell & *** Finch his wife buried 28 June 1784
Braddan parish register: Esther Cannel Child of Coultry Cannel, Douglas buried 19 May 1787
Braddan parish register: John Coultry Cannell, infant, buried 10 January 1778
Braddan parish register: John Coultry Cannell infant of Coultry Cannell buried 28 September 1785.
Decemb: 26th 1684
In the name of God Amen, I Robert Coultry sick in body but
perfect in mind & memory, blessed be my gracious God, make this my
last Will & Testament in form & manner following
First I commit my Soule into the hands of my blessed Saviour Christ
Jesus and my body to Christian buriall
Item, I leave to the poor of KK Braddon parish 1£ - 10s - 0
It: I leave to the poor of Castle-town ...... 0 - 10s - 0
It: I leave with the consent of my wife the house & whatever else
my father left me to my Brother John Coltry.
It: I leave to my said Brother John 7s - 0. It: I leave to
my dear Mother Dorothy Coultry 7£ - 0. It: I leave to my said
Brother John my best suit of apparell. It: I leave my two children
joynt executors of all my goods moveable & unmoveable. It: I leave
my two loving friends Tho: Ottiwell & John Broughton guardians
to my said children. It: I leave twenty shillings to my wife.
witnesses hereof The wittnesses further declare that the above
Daniel Morison } twenty shillings bequeathed to his wife was in liew
Humph: Sedden } jurati of wt Interest she had or might have in the house
left to his brothr: Jon: Coultry, & a garden thereunto
belonging; & ye sd John declares in Court yt noe
more is thereby meant nor desired by him, but ye sd
house & garden with ye 7£ above menitoned
Mr Tho: Ottiwell & John Coultrie are sworne
Suprvisors in forme of Law, ye other overseer men=
tioned in ye will haveing refused as ye Court is informed
by the other
Debts due to me pbat: est et solvit 12d
It: In ye hands of Mr Rich Stevenson ...... 19£ - 15s - 0
It: in ye hands of Mr James Prescot ....... 20 - or thereabouts
It: in ye hands of Tho: Ottiwell .......... 19 - 0
It: due to me from Tho: Glover of Prescot.. 8£ - 13s to the best
of my knowledge. It: from Rob: Murrey of Chester 6£ - 15s or thereabouts
It: in ye hands of Edw Moor of Douglas ... 10£ - 0. It: in ye hands
of Alice Moore of Douglas 6£-0s or thereabouts. It: due from Rob:
Moor of Polrois 6£-0. It: due from Wil: Lees of Ballamona .... 3£- 0 - 0
It: paid for ye vessel in England 25£ - 0. It: due to me for ye vessel yt
is now here after tis delivered 22£-0. It: due to me from Tho:
Christain of Douglas glover 3£-0. It: due to me by bond from two
persons in Castle-town 6£-0. It: due from Deemster Christian 1£
20s, or therabouts. It: due to me half of 7£-11s left in ye hands of
Phil: Moore late of Douglas. It: in ye hads of Steward Calcot for ----[edge]
freight due to me & Alice Moor ........... 3£-10s. It: due from
Tho: Marten of Bellfall 2£-1-s ----[edge]
[on a slip of paper:]
31st Augt: 1691
Jon: Coultry enters his claime in behalfe of Ro: Coultryes children
agt: the Admrs: of Robt Heywood Esqr: late Governor of this
Isle fo 12£ due on Tho: Ottiwells accompte, and for 1£ - 2s - 11d
for goods bougt for him in England, as by Note appeares &
craveth tryall
Exam p md Jonem: Parr Regr
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An Account of what is disburst upon my Lords rent
of the houses and other charges touching the children £ s d
Imprimis for ten years rent at two shilling and ten pence}.... 1 - 5 - 0
per year .........................................}
It: for 3 yards of cloath for John ........................... 0 - 3 - 6
It: for his scooling to Mrs Moore ............................ 0 - 2 - 0
It: for on paire of stockings ................................ 0 - 0 - 10
It: for a jorney to Castletown to Entred Claime ..}
for hors hire Coort feese and my own paines }........... 0 - 1 - 0
It: mor for 3 yards of cloath for Another coate .............. 0 - 3 - 6
It: for 1 yard and halfe for bretches ........................ 0 - 2 - 0
It: for mending his shoes .................................... 0 - 0 - 6
It: for on time At Castle hors hire & paines ................. 0 - 1 - 6
It: for mending Robins Shoose ................................ 0 - 0 - 6
It: for A Grammer for Robbin ................................. 0 - 1 - 0
It: for A hatt for him ....................................... 0 - 1 - 0
It: for paper for him ........................................ 0 - 0 - 6
It: for Another time at Castletown ........................... 0 - 1 - 0
It: for soleing Johns shoose ................................. 0 - 0 - 6
It: for soleing Robt shoose .................................. 0 - 0 - 6
It: for 3 yards of cloath to be Robert a coat ................ 0 - 3 ----[edge]
It: for a coat for John ...................................... 0 - 3 ----[edge]
It: to ye Tayler with thread and trimings .................... 0 - 1 ----[edge]
It: for two pair of shoose for them .......................... 0 - 5 ----[edge]
It: for a hat for Robt ....................................... 0 - 1 ----[edge]
It: for 2 yards and halfe of cloath for Robt ................. 0 - 3 ----[edge]
It: for making of it ......................................... 0 - 0 ----[edge]
It: for Robt scooling to Mr Lowcay ........................... 0 - 5 -----[edge]
It: for 3 yards of cloath to make Robt a coate ............... 0 - 3 - 9
It: for a pair of stockings .................................. 0 - 0 - 10
It: for on paire of shoose ................................... 0 - 2 - 0
It: for a yard and halfe to be breeches to Robt .............. 0 - 1 - 10
It: for mending Robts shoose ................................. 0 - 0 - 0----[edge]
It: for 3 yards to make him a coate .......................... 0 - 3 ----[edge]
It: for a phirilis[?] for him ................................ 0 - 0 ----[edge]
3 - 16 -----[edge]
4 - 01 - ----[edge]
Itt: pd to Mr Lowcay for teaching Robt: Coultry .............. 0 - 05 - ----[edge]
4 - 6 - 10
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Charges to be deducted to building ye house of offa----[edge]
to John Quine ................................. 0 - 6 - 6
to serviters .................................. 0 - 1 - 3
to John Cottiman .............................. 0 - 0 - 6
to James Moore ................................ 0 - 0 - 6
More to John Quine ............................ 0 - 3 - 4
for mciloy .................................... 0 - 0 - 3
to Laborour ................................... 0 - 1 - 8
for 3 cares of stone .......................... 0 - 1 - 3
timber for ye roofe ........................... 0 - 2 - 6
doore cheeks on lintals ....................... 0 - 1 - 0
ye boate Load of stapes[?] at 2s 5d per boat 0 - 4 - 6
2 - 3 - 3
Imprimis for coting John McStone
to the mesender that weant with the hose
to bring the docter ...................... 0 - 0 - 4
hos hier ...................................... 0 - 1 - 0
to the men that help him for drink so much 0 - 2 - 0
at another time so much of the same ........... 0 - 2 - 0
for coting him ................................ 2 - 0 - 0
for hos hier and the lad that weant for him 0 - 10 - 4
for brande .................................... 0 - 1 - 0
for hose hier ................................. 0 - 1 - 0
for his dieat and drink ....................... 0 - 6 - 6
for hos hier and the lad ...................... 0 - 1 - 4
for 6 kisens of barl .......................... 0 - 1 - 0
for a blinket that was cotton to leaunder him ........... 0 - 3 - 0
to a nurse that teanded upon him 6 month wanting
a fortning at 6d p week ............................ 00 - 11s - 00d
ffor the nurses dyet all that time ...................... 00 - 11 - 00
It: for the Suprvisors trouble and horse hire}
to the Northside .......................}........... 00 - 01 - 06
It: for his trouble in going to Casletown and his }
charges and horse hire, abt sueing ye Creditors}
the last Corts held in Octobr: 1690 at Castle }..... 00 - 03 - 00
town...........................................}
ffor going to Peel the next day abt ye same con}
cernes ...................................}......... 00 - 02 - 00
04 - 00 - 06
5 - 9 - 9 -1 = -3 = 3
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The within accounts were delivered to
me to be kept (with the rest of the accts) upon
Record Jan: 20th 1695 Jon: Curghey Regr:
[written upside down on the page]
An acct of ye Inventary of Robtt: Coultry, and
disbursmts: made by ye Supvisors of his childrn:
page £
1 03 - 06 - 10 1/2
2 42 - 12 - 11 1/2
01 - 12 - 2
3 31 - 17 - 09
4 03 - 19 - 01
5 01 - 13 - 11 1/2
6 01 - 8 - 10 1/2
7 32 - 8 - 10 1/2
1 - 3 - 3
4 - 6 - 6
5 - 00 - 6
15 - 09 - 3
06 - 0 - 0
2 - 10 - 0
26 - 10 - 9
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Duglas ye 20th of December 1684
A True and Perfect Invetry of Robert Cou----[edge]
Part of goods prised by fore sworne men who ----[edge]
menshoned William H----[edge]
Phillip C----[edge]
John Ca----[edge]
John Kinn----[edge]
It: 9 pewter dishis 6 poningers one quart ye 1/2 prised & one ----[edge]
It: and one ould candelstick & 2 spoons and a salsor 34----[edge]
It: ye 1/2 of one eirthen jug with a lid one ......................... ----[edge]
It: ye 1/2 of one leymettle quart and an ould chommor pot... ----[edge]
It: ye 1/2 of 7 nogings 3 small wooden cans ......................... ----[edge]
It: ye 1/2 of 10 transhors one laddle and a buttor prent shinnin dis pp gride----[edge]
It: ye 1/2 of one bras candelstick & a tin skimmor .................................. 0----[edge]
It: ye 1/2 of 4 eirthen dishis 3 jugs 2 bottells}
and one stue pot one chaphin dish }.............................. 0----[edge]
It: ye 1/2 of 2 hole peesis & one halfe peese ................................. 00 ----[edge]
It: ye 1/2 of 6£ & 1/2 of wisted [worsted] at ................................. 00 ----[edge]
It: ye 1/2 of 6£ of great wheele yorne ........................................ 00 - - ---[edge]
It: ye 1/2 of 1 bottom of yorne 1d 1/2 one pound of twisted wisted ........... 00 - ----[edge]
It: ye 1/2 of one brush ....................................................... 00 - 0----[edge]
It: ye 1/2 of one bottom of wisted twisted .................................... 00 - 0----[edge]
It: ye 1/2 of 46£ of rugh tallow .............................................. 00 - 0----[edge]
It: ye 1/2 of 2 potts and a cettle ............................................ 00 ----[edge]
It: ye 1/2 of one ould friing pan ............................................. 00 - 0----[edge]
It: ye 1/2 of 4 quarts of oyle ................................................ 00 - 00 ----[edge]
It: ye 1/2 of 3 wooden tubs 2 pailes 4 cans & a bashon}
It: and a tundis prised to .......................}........................ 00 - 02 ----[edge]
It: ye 1/2 of one paire of nue nets ........................................... 00 - 02 - 03
It: ye 1/2 of one butter bashon and a smuthing iron ........................... 00 - 01 - 00
It: ye 1/2 of ye cubbart in the house ......................................... 00 - 15 - 0----[edge]
It: ye 1/2 of 2 chers 3 buffet stoolls ........................................ 00 - 01 - 0----[edge]
It: ye 1/2 of a frame and table in ye great house ............................. 00 - 0----[edge]
It: ye 1/2 of a beme and shells ............................................... 00 - 01 ----[edge]
It: ye 1/2 of 3 leed wights 16£ ............................................... 00 - 01 ----[edge]
It: ye 1/2 of a p of tongs and a pan croo ..................................... 00 - 00 ----[edge]
It: ye 1/2 of a caisment caise being iron ..................................... 00 - 00 ----[edge]
It: ye 1/2 of a table and frame in ye parlor .................................. 00 - 01 - 0----[edge]
It: ye 1/2 of a paire of bras skells & beme ................................... 00 - 00 - 0----[edge]
It: ye 1/2 of a wenskoot chest ................................................ 00 - 03 - 06
It: ye 1/2 of a ship chist .................................................... 00 - 02 - 0----[edge]
It: ye 1/2 of a trunk ......................................................... 00 - 01 - 06
It: ye 1/2 of a hekle 4d & ye 1/2 of a looking glas 6d ........................ 00 - 00 - 10
It: ye 1/2 of 2 door locks 15d ................................................ 00 - ----[edge]
It: ye 1/2 of 2 paire of hingis wth guidghings wight 30£ ...................... 00 - ----[edge]
It: ye 1/2 of 15£ of nailes for ye house use at 3d p £ is ..................... 00 ----[edge]
-----ote that ye hinghis locks guidghings and nailes ----- --------th ----[edge]
----- Lords house ----- ------ not to be------ ----[edge]
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It: ye 1/2 of ye nue house otherwais called my Lords house } £ s d
----m slets and timbor for ye use of it joitly lats and 8 spars}......... 13 - 00 - 00
It: ye 1/2 of 2 boot stems .................................................. 00 - 01 - 06
It: ye 1/2 of 9 do & 9 clif boords at 5s-6d p do is ......................... 01 - 06 - 05
It: ye 1/2 of 15 cours shlif boords at 3d p boord is ........................ 00 - 01 - 10 1/2
It: ye 1/2 of 2 cows ........................................................ 00 - 16 - 00
It: ye 1/2 of a chist ....................................................... 00 - 01 - 06
It: ye 1/2 of three wheels .................................................. 00 - 02 - 04
It: ye 1/2 of an nue churn & and an ould hogshed ............................ 00 - 01 - 06
It: ye 1/2 of 3 mutton skins & a goot skin .................................. 00 - 00 - 10
It: ye 1/2 of 2 hogsheds 1d and 1 flax 6d ................................... 00 - 01 - 06
It: ye 1/2 of a paire of wooll cards & a driping pan & a little wooll ....... 00 - 00 - 06
It: ye 1/2 of a large glas blttle and a quart bottle ........................ 00 - 00 - 06
It: ye 1/2 of lintseed 6d ye 1/2 of pack cord 3d ............................ 00 - 00 - 09
It: ye 1/2 of a keeve and stoole ............................................ 00 - 02 - 00
It: ye 1/2 of 2 do of daile boords .......................................... 00 - 09 - 00
It: ye 1/2 of ould hogsheds and barrells .................................... 00 - 04 - 00
It: ye 1/2 of 2 do and one daile at 8s p do ye 1/2 is ....................... 00 - 08 - 04
It: ye 1/2 of five ould herring cask ........................................ 00 - 02 - 06
It: ye 1/2 of 14 nue barrells ............................................... 00 - 08 - 00
It: ye 1/2 a maise of fish 4s ............................................... 00 - 04 - 00
It: ye 1/2 of 7 hogsheds 4s-8d & 3 herring barrells & a small cask .......... 00 - 06 - 09
It: ye 1/2 of 2 ould shuells 2s ............................................. 00 - 00 - 02
It: ye 1/2 of ye house joyneing to Clarks with chemor & queene }
and peetors loft .......................................}............. 18 - 00 - 00
It: ye 1/2 of ye 3 qtts of an ould boot with orrs rops mast & sele .......... 00 - 09 - 00
It: ye 1/2 of 12 p of a halfe of nets ....................................... 00 - 13 - 00
It: ye 1/2 of one fetherbed 8s more one bed ye 8s ........................... 00 - 16 - 00
It: ye 1/2 of one bedstid and tronkell bed .................................. 01 - 10 - 00
It: ye 1/2 of a sute of cortons and vallans ................................. 00 - 0-- - 06
It: ye 1/2 of 5 blankets & 3 fledgis ........................................ 00 - 10 - 00
It: ye 1/2 of 4 p and a 1/2 of sheets ....................................... 00 - 13 - 06
It: ye 1/2 of fore paire of course sheets ................................... 00 - 07 - 00
It: ye 1/2 of 2 pillow beers and a towell ................................... 00 - 01 - 06
It: ye 1/2 of a tick and boulstor ........................................... 00 - 07 - 06
It: ye 1/2 of twoo carpets .................................................. 00 - 03 - 06
It: ye 1/2 of twoo coverleds ................................................ 00 - 10 - 00
It: ye 1/2 of one rug unmaid ................................................ 00 - 04 - 00
It: ye 1/2 of one p of blankets 6s more 2 p of other blankets 7s ............ 00 - 13 - 00
It: ye 1/2 of ould carpets 6d more 5 yrd of blue cloath ..................... 00 - 03 - 10
It: ye 1/2 of a swadlin cloath and a quishin top ............................ 00 - 00 - 06
It: ye 1/2 of a spit and tripets 4d more 11 napkins 22d ..................... 00 - 02 - 04
It: ye 1/2 of a course table cloath 10d more one napkins .................... 00 - 01 - 00
It: ye 1/2 of 3 course cuuesis .............................................. 00 - 01 - 00
It: ye 1/2 of a coverled and blanket prised to .............................. 00 - -- - 06
suma the worth The goods in the overseers hands who have given in pledges in
---- ---- forme of Law: Jo: Watleworth & Humphrey Sudden for John
Coultrie, & John Norris hatter & Willm: Cubon of Ballacrai in KK
Arborie for Tho: Ottiwell
this side ..... 42£ - 02s - 11d
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48 - 12 - 0 03 - 6 - ----[edge]
9 - 17 - 6 42 - 00 ----[edge]
10 - 00 - 0 01 ----[edge]
09 - 10 - 0 48 ----[edge]
4 - 6 - 6 19 ----[edge]
3 - 7 - 6 20 - 00----[edge]
5 - 0 - 0 19 - 00 ----[edge]
3 - 0 - 0 08 - 13 ----[edge]
3 - 0 - 0 06 - 15 ----[edge]
21 - 10 - 0 10 - 00 ----[edge]
12 - 10 - 0 06 - 00 ----[edge]
10 - 10 - 0 06 - 00 ----[edge]
21?- 10 - 0 03 - 00 ----[edge]
3 - 0 - 0 25- 00 ----[edge]
6 - 15 - 0 21 - 00 ----[edge]
7 - 19 - 6 03 - 00 - ----[edge]
0 - 19 - 6 06 - 00 ----[edge]
1 - 05 - 0 01 - 10 - ----[edge]
133 - 08 - 6 The whole Inventory 03 - 15 - 6
19 - 00 - 0 03 - 19 - 0----[edge]
20 - 00 - 0 more added 02 - 10 - 0----[edge]
04 - 06 - 0 Sumes underneat 214 - 09 - 6
76 - 14 - 6 00 - 18 - 4
Out of wch deducted by the overseers 215 - 07 - 11
are what was Laid out: and what sum
--uLor upon Mr Ottiwell acct ye sum of 166 - 19 - ----[edge]
{ ye 1/2 of 76£ of sope att 4d a £ ...... 00 - 1-- 0 08
This to be { & 4£ at 84 small hookes & 10 bige
added to the { hookes att 63 a honddred & the big ----
Inventory { ye 1/2 of 21 snelts[?] & 1/2 of bryce pines
{ and ye 1/2 of 3 snelts & 3 qrtrs of a snelt
{ pines 11-10 all .......................... 00 - 04 - 04
{ left in Janes hands to be sould
{ ye 1/2 of 4 £ or d medles ............. 01 - ----[edge]
215 - 7 - 10
memorandam 3 yrds of red cloath & one yrd & 1/2 of collard
memorandum given ye children ---- ----- ----[edge]
these to bee priced if not ----[edge]
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A just accompt of what moneys I John Coultry
have paid upon my Brother Robt: accompt -----[edge]
his death wch is to be deducted out of his Inventory
Imprmis to Doctor Morrisson ................................. 00 - 19 - 00
It: to the widdow for her Legasie ........................... 01 - 00 - 00
It: paid to Arthur Cowell, my own part ...................... 00 - 13 - 09
It: paid to a Scotch Sea man ................................ 00 - 08 - 00
It: paid to ye Prentice ..................................... 00 - 10 - 00
It: pd ye man yt cutt ye slats .............................. 00 - 11 - 00
It: more pd him ............................................. 00 - 05 - 00
It: more pd him ............................................. 00 - 01 - 06
It: more pd him ............................................. 00 - 03 - 00
It: pd to ye Slater ......................................... 00 - 13 - 06
It: pd for triming ye slats ................................. 00 - 03 - 00
It: pd for drinke to ye Slaters ............................. 00 - 01 - 06
It: pd to John Quine ........................................ 00 - 03 - 00
It: more pd John Quine ...................................... 00 - 00 - 06
It: paid to Roger Roberts ................................... 00 - 11 - 04
It: pd to Mathew Travis ..................................... 00 - 01 - 06
It: pd to Willm Cloage ...................................... 00 - 08 - 00
It: pd to the nurse ......................................... 00 - 10 - 06
It: pd to the poore as left by will ......................... 02 - 00 - 00
It: pd Legasie to my mother ................................. 07 - 00 - 00
It: Legasie left my selfe ................................... 07 - 00 - 00
It: pd to Mr John Quaile .................................... 00 - 02 - 04
It: for ye pbat of ye will .................................. 00 - 01 - 00
It: pd to Willm: Radcliff for Beefe ......................... 00 - 02 - 03
It: pd for dj bowle of meale ................................ 00 - 02 - 06
It: pd for cupps ............................................ 00 - 00 - 03
It: pd funerall charges ..................................... 01 - 10 - 10
It: more pd to Arthur Cowell ................................ 00 - 01 - 00
It: pd to Steward Calcott ye halfe of 15s ................... 00 - 07 - 06
31 - 17 - 09
Aprill the first 1695
Robt: Coultrie sonne of Robt Coultry Deceaced
being at Lawfull years came this day & doth acknowledg to have
received from the hands of John Coultrie junior a pfect
acct and Satisfaction for all such goods as were due
to him by the death of his ffather, and doth acquit
and discharge the sd Jon: Coultry & all psons concerned
of the same, witness his subscirption the day &
year ffirst above written
Robt: Coultry
Coram Johan: Curghey
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----- ----- ----- of ye Slattr[?] house 1687 £ s d
Inprmis pd for 100 of Deales ......................... 05 - 16 - 00
It: more for 11 deales ............................... 00 - 11 - 00
It: pd t Mr Patten for nailes ........................ 00 - 06 - 08
It: pd Wm Kelley for timber .......................... 00 - 06 - 05
It: pd to ye masons .................................. 00 - 11 - 00
It: pd to ye Laborours ............................... 00 - 03 - 09
It: pd to Robt Allen for sawin deals ................. 00 - 12 - 00
It: pd to Mr Young joyner ............................ 02 - 08 - 00
It: for 5 horses 2 days drawing clay ................. 00 - 01 - 08
It: to ye man that drove them & cutting ye clay ...... 00 - 01 - 06
It: for 6 days worke playstering ye house ............ 00 - 06 - 00
It: pd to 5 laborors ................................. 00 - 02 - 01
It: pd for 2 barrill of lyme ......................... 00 - 04 - 00
It: pd for 1 doz & dj of Dayles ...................... 00 - 18 - 00
It: pd Mris Bold for Locks & hindges ................. 00 - 04 - 06
It: pd to Mathew Travis for hindges .................. 00 - 02 - 10
It: pd to ye two Allens joyners for worke ............ 00 - 17 - 00
It: pd to David Lace for 2 powls ..................... 00 - 02 - 02
It: pd Ed: Moore for on powle ........................ 00 - 01 - 00
It: pd for 31 foot of glass at 8d ye foot ............ 01 - 00 - 00
It: pd to ye to Carpenters Sam: & Robt Allen ........ 00 - 08 - 00
It: pd to John Kerrey ................................ 00 - 03 - 00
It: pd a mason for 3 day worke ....................... 00 - 03 - 00
It: pd for Bricks .................................... 00 - 03 - 08
It: pd for cariag of those Bricks .................... 00 - 00 - 08
£ s d
15 - 15 - 11
It: pd to Phillip Moors widdow ....................... 06 - 00 - 00
It: for my owne losse of time horse heire & ....}
charges spent upon ye accompt of my Brother}..... 02 - 10 - 00
Robt childrens goods ......................}
24 - 05 - 17
Due to be pd to Widdow Clarke of Liverpoole .......... 02 - 08 - 06
pd to Wm Fflexney .................................... 00 - 05 - 00
ye sum is .... 26 - -- - 05
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memorandum Th----- ye ------ --------
of the Children is debtor to the
widdow to Countermand ye funerall
Chargis is .................... 0 - 0 - 10
note that 20 Curt fees was out of ye
ye 20£
It: note that 30s of ye above mony
was isron[?] out of ye 20£ C---
for ye poore
munis rec'ed by John Coultry }
from the Creddibtors ...}..... 03 - 04 - 00
more one the exchange of a cow .... 00 - 06 - 00
more due to the widow for hir }
hir Legasie .............}.... 01 - 00 - 00
12 - 0 - 10
An account of what munny
have bene disburst by John Coultry
It: to the dockter ................ 00 - 19 - 00
It: paid for salt ................. 15 - 00 - 00
It: paid to anther Coule .......... 01 - 13 - 00
It: paid wages to a Scoch man ..... 00 - 08 - 00
It: paid ye prentis ............... 00 - 10 - 00
It: paid ye slator ................ 00 - 02 - 00
It: paid for ye tyth of ye boot }
to Mr Gelling .............}.. 00 - 02 - 06
It: paid anthor Coule 12d ......... 00 - 01 - 00
19 - 15 - 9
18 - 12 - 03
07 - 10 - 10
26 - 03 - 01
00 - 02 - 06
00 - 01 - 00
26 - 06 - 7
May ye 15th 1684
memorandum that this day John
Coultry and Jaine Coultry have
agred and Jaine is to have all the
goods propperly belonging to the house one ye present
beinge and what ever else there
is they are to bee devidable betwix
them as dailes carg and salt or any
other timber
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A just acct of wt moneys Mr
Tho: Ottiwell received of Robt
Coultry's eldest childs part of
goods: and from whom he rec'd it:
Impris: ffrom Mr Rich: Stevenson } £ s d
ye half of 19£ - 15s - 00d}.......... 9 - 17 - 06
Itt: recd ffrom Mr Prescott ................ 10 - 00 - 00
It: Due ffrom himself the half }
of 19£ .................}............ 09 - 10 - 00
It: from Tho: Glover of Prescott ........... 4 - 06 - 06
It : from Mr Robt: Murrey of Chester ....... 3 - 07 - 06
It: from Wm Radcliff of Peell .............. 5 - 12 - 06
It: Rec;d of ready moneys from my }
self of ye same children's goods}..... 15 - 00 - 00
It: ffrom Tho: Martin of Belfast ........... 01 - 05 - 00
The summ is 58 - 19 - 00
More to be added to ye}
above summ for 3 doz }..................... 00 - 12 - 00
of sope at 4s p dozen }
So yt ye whole summ is 59 - 11 - 00
More, for 17 yards 1/2 of sayle }
cloth at 1s-1d p yard ......}........... 00 - 18 - 11 1/2
ffor a quartr: of a barque moneys .......... 07 - 15 - 00
More the half of 3£ due from Mr James ..... 01 - 10 - 00
10 - 03 - 11 1/2
[written on the back of the above:]
64£ 14s 11d Summ total is ................ 75£ - 12s - 10d
wch is to be deducted
[on a slip of paper]
15th Ffebruary 1687
John Coultry came then and did decleare[?] before Mr Christian
and Mr Parr vicars generall yt hee never rec'd any
pte of the money yt lyes in the hand of Mr Thomas
Ottiwell late deceased only what hee rec'd from Edwd Moore
of Duglas being to bee ----wed out of ye ---noid
Mr Ottiwell pmised 40s p yeare Tho: Parre
for keepeing ye youngest child Jon: Christian
wch don for 3 years coms to ....6£-0s-0d
[written on the back of the above slip:]
1 - 06 - 09
2 - 10 - 08
1 - 01 - 11
0 - 06 - 0---
1 - 14 - 03
5 - 11 - 06
0 - -- - ---
0 - 19 - 0
0 - 10 - 4
3 - 04 - 10 1/2
0 - 03 - 8
0 - 02 - 5 1/2
8 - 02 - 8
1 - -- - 0
4 - 11 - 10 1/2
1 - 03 - 1
5 - 17 - 2
3 - 03 - 10
29 - 04 - 08
01 - 02 - 06
37 - 05 - 06
169 - 16 - 00
[slip of paper]
March the 4th 1694
Sandy Quail who was one of the pledges for the forthcoming
of the goods of Robt: Coultries goods for the use of his children
is released and William Curlet is become bound for the same
according to Law, witness his subscripcon
William Curlett his X
Coram Johan Curghey Registrar
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An Accompt of what was Laid out of the building of ye house ----
Imprmis for 3 men Riding ye toulter ......... 0 - 2 - 2
It: pd 4 masones ............................ 0 - 4 - 0
It: pd 3 labourers .......................... 0 - 1 - 3
It: pd for timber ........................... 0 - 5 - 0
It: pd for boards for doores ................ 0 - 5 - 6
It: pd for Lintrells ........................ 0 - 0 - 10
It: pd for making ye doores & cheekes ....... 0 - 2 - 0
It: pd a mason pd Labourer for breaking}
the doore out in ye great house...}..... 0 - 1 - 5
It: pd for hinges & gudgings ................ 0 - 1 - 0
It: pd two men for roofing ye house ......... 0 - 2 - 0
It: pd Phillipe Cowley for making a pertition 0 - 1 - 0
It: pd for riding ye Rubbish out of ye house 0 - 2 - 0
1 - 8 - 2
the disburstments for ye yeare 1690 paymts
Inprimis A korb for the stable doore ........ 0 - 1 - 9
It: to ye Smith for mending a grate ......... 0 - 0 - 6
It: for ye Iron and Coales that mad ye grate 0 - 2 - 6
It: to the mason for setting it up .......... 0 - 0 - 6
It: for mending the Kitching ................ 0 - 0 - 4
to ye Church ................................ 0 - 0 - 3
It: for two boards and halfe to ye house of
offied................................ 0 - 2 - 6
It: to Mr Young for making it ............... 0 - 1 - 4
I: for three boards and halfe more yt made}
the settle ........................}.. 0 - 3 - 6
It: to Mr Young yt maid it and nailes ....... 0 - 2 - 0
to ye Slator ................................ 0 - 0 - 4
It: to a labourer before ye doore ........... 0 - 0 - 5
It: to John Quine for Rughrasting ye house 0 - 10 - 0
It: to a lock for ye chamber doore .......... 0 - 1 -8
It: for ye barrills of limb ................. 0 - 10 - 0
It: to ye Church ............................ 0 - 0 - 8
It: to John Christian for ye nigards ........ 0 - 2 - 2
It: to John Quine for worke ................. 0 - 0 - 6
It: to John quine for flaging ye house ...... 0 - 0 - 8
It: for a boat loade of fflages ............. 0 - 2 - 0
It: more pd to ye church in 94 .............. 0 - 0 - 8
2 - 4 - 3
Itt: more pd Willm Fflexney senr in
his life time for gettering the proportion }
of what goods was recovered for ye Children}
besides what he induovred to get that lay } £ s d
in desperate Debtors hands the sume } 3 - 0 - 0
of three pounds sterling before I was }
capable of it my selfe ....................}
See that the totall to be deducted in
this is ........................... 12 - 5 - 5 1/2
due from Govr Heywoods Admrs: }
due from Deemstr Norris's Execrs:} = 13 - 8 - 11
Both wch claims are entered .....} 03 - 0 - 0
The total is 32 - 8 - 10 1/2
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Debts due from me
To Rob: ---ack of Liverpool 4£ - 0 . It: to Tho: Johnston of Le----[fold]
10s - 0. To John Broughton of Douglas 1£ - 10
witnesses hereof
Da: Morison
Humph: Sedden
Januarie ye 8th 1685/6
Mr John Quaile of Ramsey enters his claime agt ye Executrs
of Robt Coultrie late of Duglasse for ye summe of thirteene
shillings & 4d due debt as will be made to appeare & craveth ye Law
Febr: 9th 1684/5
Doll: Coultrie enters her claime agt ye Executrs of her son Robt:
Coultrie for ye summe of 4£ due debt & craveth ye Law
Febr 4th 1686/7
more added by John Coultrie to his brothers Inventory as followeth
In Spanish moneyes ......................................... 19 - 00 - 00
In English moneys .......................................... 20 - 00 - 00
In Willm: Radcliffe hands the merits due to the children ... 10 - 00 - 0
In 4 guineas in Jo: Coultries hands ........................ 04 - 06 - 0
March 11th 1689/90
John Watleworth & Humphrey Sudden of Castletowne who
were pledges for Jo: Coultrie for ye forthcoming of his Brother
Robt: Coultries goods & effects to his children are released of their bonds
and Sandie Quaile & John Coultrie junr ye eldest son of ye foresd John
Coultrie senr: are become pledges in their stead according to Law As
witnesse their subscriptions the day & year above written
before me Sandy Quaile his mrk X
Sam: Watleworth Regr: John Coultrey
Last Modified 27 October 2018