| Submitted by: | Joyce M Oates |
| Date: | 2 November 2018 |
| Original: | 0106204 |
Archdeacon Will 1684A #013 Malew will of Ewan/John Hingley of Pulroish, died January 1684/5: Summary: wife [Ann Quillin] is alive [died 1690], son Thomas, dau Elizabeth, dau Mabel [married 1st Thomas Walker, his will ArW 1688A #68 Lezayre, & 2nd Edward Teare who died after her, she died 1731, her will ArW 1731A #47 Michael], dau Isabel, dau Ann (married to John Duccan, she died 1721 Arbory, Episcopal Will, John died 1703, ArW 1730A #09 Arbory), brother William Hingley; witnesses: Henry LeSquire & son in law John Duccan & Richard Stevenson. Malew parish register: Ewan Hingley buried 3 January 1684/5 Wife: Malew parish register: Ann Hingley als Quillin w of Ewan Hingley buried 10 May 1690 Nephew: Malew parish register: Robert infant son of William Hinley buried 18 January 1669/70 Will of mother in law: ArW 1636A #031 Arbory will of Catharine Quillin alias xxxx, died 12 November 1635 or 1636, intestate: husband xxxx Quillin is not mentioned, dau Margaret, dau Mary[?], dau Catharine Quillin, dau Annas who is married (?to John Hingley who made a claim for 'his portion') NOTE: Ewan and John were used interchangeably in the 1600s. Will of dau Ann: Episcopal Will 1721 Arbory decree of Ann Duckan alias Hinley [listed as Kinley, but the 'K' is an 'H']. Will of son in law: ArW 1730A #09 Arbory will of John Duccan, died April 1730: wife is dead [Ann Hingley/Hinley, EpW 1721E Arbory will of Ann Duckan als Hinley], son John Duckan, brother in law (John's & Edwd's wives were sisters) Edward Teare of Michael entered a claim for 10s, witnesses: John Daugherty & Margaret Kermode, pledges: John Daugherty & Thomas Kewn. Will of dau: ArW 1731A #47 Michael will of Mabel Teare alias Walker alias Hingley: [1st husband Thomas Walker died 1688, ArW 1688A #68 Lezayre], 2nd husband Edward Teare [?no will], stepdau in law Catharine Teare alias Fox [married Robert Teare, who died 1727], dau Ann Radcliffe alias Walker, granddau Ann Cannon, granddau Hannah Cowle, dau Margaret Woods als Walker (dau Ellinor), greatgranddau Christian Cannon, witnesses: John Woods curate & John Kewley clerk; pledges: John Kewley clerk & John Cannon CooilShellagh [her grandson in law, he married Ann Smith, dau of John Smith & Ann Walker]; also: John Duccan (?brother in law, or nephew?, he died April 1730, ArW 1730A #09 Arbory, no wife mentioned, son John, Edward Teare entered a claim for 10s. Stepgrandson: Malew parish register: Robert Teare married Catharine Fox on 21 May 1717 in Malew. Stepgranddau: Braddan parish register: Cath. Teare als Ffax [or FFox] buried 19 May 1769 ArW 1769A #20 Ballaugh. Will of grandson: EpW 1729E Ballaugh will of William Walker, Rector of Ballaugh and Vicar General, died 18 June 1729, age 49: mother (Mabel Teare alias Walker alias Hingley)is alive (her will ArW 1731A #47 Michael), executor & friend Mrs Alice Stevenson widow [wife of ArW 1698A #12 Arbory will of Richard Stevenson of Balladoole, died about October 1698], sister Margaret Woods als Walker [married Thomas Woods 6 Feb 1704/5 Malew, son Robert Woods & dau Ellinor], sister Ann (married 1st John Smith [son William, dau Ann married John Cannon of Cooilshellag, son & heir William] & 2nd John Radcliffe on 28 Feb 1722/3], stepsister in law Catharine Teare als Fox (married stepbrother Robert Fox on 21 May 1717 Malew, ?he died 28 May 1727, Episcopal Will), niece Hannah Cowle (married), godson William Cannon heir of Cooilshallag, cousin Joanna Cannell of London (if living), goddau Mrs Catharine Cosnahan, goddau Mrs Jane Allen, godson Mr James Ross, goddau xxx Baker, kinswoman Jane Craine alias xxxx (married) servant Thomas Cannell, The Lord Bishop of the Isle, godson Revd Mr Thomas Willson, friends John & Mr William Murray merchants, godchildren Mrs Ellinor & Mr John Murray, Vicar General Curghey, Captain Silvester Radcliffe, Mr Stanley Parker, Revd Mr Ross, Revd Mr John Woods junior [per Harrison, John was appointed vicar of German 27 Sep 1730, Vicar-General, died April 1740, aged 45, buried at St Peter's, German (chr 21 Jan 1694 Braddan to John Woods], Revd Mr Halsall, Revd Mr John Cosnahan, Revd Mr Edward Moore, Mrs Elizabeth Heywood, John Stevenson Esq of Balladooil, goddau Mrs Elizabeth Stevenson, Mrs Ellinor Slater alias Gibbons, witness: Thomas Sodor & Man & William Ross & Edward Moore, pledges: Revd Mr Henry Allen & Mr W Murray of Douglas merchant. Husband of Catharine Fox: Braddan parish register: Mr Robt Tear de Douglas buried 28 May 1727 Episcopal Will 1727 Braddan. Will of grandson: EpW 1729E Ballaugh will of William Walker, Rector of Ballaugh and Vicar General, died 18 June 1729, age 49: Godson Revd. Thomas Wilson, friends John and William Murray, Vicar Gen. Curghey, sister Margt. Woods, sister Anne, Capt. Sylvester Radcliffe owes 20s. Sister Catherine Teare. Neice Hannah Cowles, neice Anne Cannon, godson William Cannon the heir of Cooilshallagh. Two nephews William Smith and Robt Woods, neice and God daughter Elinor Woods. Cousin Joanna Cannel of London. Servant Thomas Cannel. Mother is alive. Stanley Parker. God daughters Mrs. Catherine Cosnahan, Mrs. Jane Allen, godson Mr. James Ross. Kinswoman Jane Craine. Friends Rev. Ross, Revd. Woods junr, Revd. Halsall, Rev. John Cosnahan. God daughter Baker. Rev. Edward Moor, Mrs. Elizabeth Heywood. John Stevenson of Balladooil,Mrs. Elizabeth Stevenson god daughter. Mrs. Elinor Slater alias Gibbons. Friend Mrs. Alice Stevenson widow sole executrix. Executrix has four daughters. Rev. Ross, Mr. Woods junr.
In ye name of God Amen I Ewan Hingley of Poolroash being sick in body but of sound & perfect mind & memory, praise be therefore given to Almighty God, doe make & ordain this my psent Last will & Testament, In manner & form following (that is to say) first and principally I commend my soul into ye hands of Almighty God, hoping through ye Merits, Death & Passion, of my Saviour Jesus Christ, to have full & free pardon & forgiveness of all my sins and to Inheritt everlasting life: and my Body I committ to ye earth, to be decently buried; And as touching ye disposition of all shuch Temporall Estate, as it hath pleased Al= =mighty God to bestow upon me, I give and dispose thereof, as followeth: first I will yt my Debtes and funerall charges shall be paid and discharged Ittm: I give & bequeath to Thomas Hingley my sonn sixe pence Legacye to Ren= =der & debase him for haveing any part or parcell of my goods. Ittm: I give & bequeath to my daughtr: Elizabeth one sheep & Lame and a sheet & one Blankett. Item I give and bequeath to my Daughter Mable one sheep & Lame, & one Blankett, Item I give to my Daughtr: Issable six pence Legacye to Debase her from any part or psall of my goods. Item I give and bequeath to my Brother Will: Hingley hee yearling sheep. As for ye rest & residue of al my goods movable and Immovable I give and bequeath to my wife & Daughtr Ann, and doe constitude and apoint them sole Executors of this my psent Last will and Testament. In wittnes whereof I have sett to my name & marke, this thirtieth day of Decembr: Ann: Dom: 1684 Ewan Hingley wittnes here unto his X mark Hen: LeSquyre John Duccan John Duccan husband to ye daughter Ann Richd: Stevenson juratus one of ye Executrs: is sworne in forme of Law, in behalf of his said wife & his mother in Law ye other Executr: pbatum est et solvit 6d
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