Joney Mylevorrey alias Lace alias Christian 1685

Archdeacon Will 1685A #24 Jurby will of Joney Mylevorrey alias Lace alias Christian, died 3 November 1685:
Summary: 1st husband xxxx Lace, 2nd husband Thomas Mylevorrey is alive & was previously married, son William Lace, brother Daniel/Donold Christian (has a wife & 
daughter), brother Mark Christian (has a wife), stepson Thomas Mylevorrey, stepson William Mylevorrey,stepdau Ann Mylevorrey, stepson John Mylevorrey, stepson 
Daniel/Donold Mylevorrey (has a Marriage Contract), also: Daniel/Dollin Burrough (a poor man), Margaret Brew, James Crebbin, Margaret Caine, Joney Caine, Joney 
Corlett, William Crowe; witnesses: John Corlett & Daniel/Dollin Burrough, pledges: Nicholas Thompson & William Killip.

proved at Ballaugh 18th Novm: 		Jurby

The last will and testamt of Joney Christian who depted this liffe the 5th of November 
1685, who first committed her soule to God and her body to Christian buriall;   
It: to the poore 3 half firletts barley and to prove John Kewn half a firlett meal and 
a barrell of beere to be bestowed at her funerall;   Itm: to her son Will: Lace four 
pounds in money a blacke mayre and colt a cow and a fledge with a blankett and sheete 
legasie and if he would clayme for carss, that then he should not have the foresd blankett 
and sheete;   Itm: to her brother Donolds wiffe a red peticoate and carchiefe as legasie;   
Itm: to her sd brothers daughter a peticoate of browne cohor:[?] and a carchiefe as legasie;   
Itm: to her brothr Markes wiffe a peticoate and cerchiefe as legasie;   Itm: to Tho: Mc=
ylvory a colt,   Itm: to Wm Mcylvory a heffer,   Itm: to An: Ylvory a heffer,   Itm: to Jo: 
Mcylvory half the gray horse, and that he should not pte wth him while the horse 
were alive to worke in ye farme, and that the poore man Do: Burrough should  
gett the loane of him,   Itm: to Margrett Brew a smocke and carchiefe as legasie;   
Itm: to John Mcylvory as much of the cloath that was in the house as would be a coate 
for him,   Itm: to James Crobbin if he would stay in the house as much cloath as to
be a wascott,   Itm: to Margrett Caine a peticott and a smocke;   Itm: to Jony 
Caine a speckled quiffe and a hand cherchiefe,   Itm: to Jony Corlett a yard off 
Linnen,   Itm: a blankett to be left in the house for the use of the poore;   Itm: to 
Wm Crowe a firlett of mault;   Itm: she constituted and appoynted her husband Tho: 
Mcylvory her true and Lawfull exec of all the rest of her goods movable & unmovable 

Testes				The Executr: sworne in court 
Jo: Corlett }			    according to Law 
Do: Burrough} jurati
				Probatum est et solvit  

An Inventorie within a month sub paena 20s 
       The Inventory in next leafe 
Pledges according to Law Nich: Thompson & Willm: Killip

Novr: 7th 1686
Donold Maclevorrey enters his claime agt: ye executrs: 
of Jony Christian his stepmother for 7£ 10s due to him 
by his marriage Contract, & craveth ye Law 

Novr: 11th 
Willm: Lace son to ye testatrix came this day & ac------[dark]     
ledged himself satisfied in all ye legasie left him by his ------[dark]     
and hath accordingly discharged his stepfathr & his s------[dark]     
from all & every pt of ye sd legasie     As witnesse his signe m------[dark]     
all				Willm: Lace his mrk X
before me 
	Sam: Watleworth Regr: 

[next page, at the bottom of ArW 1685A #25 Jurby will of Catharine Corkill:]  
A pfect Inventory of the goods of Jony Xtian deceased priced by 4 sworne 
men viz: Edw: Meere, Wm: Kellie, Anth: Mughton & Wm: Caine
                                                       £    s   d
It: in her pte of ye croppe of corne ................. 1 - 15 - 0 
It: in cattle and horses ............................. 1 - 18 - 0 
It: in houshold stuffe ............................... 2 -  8 - 0 
It: in moneyes layd out .............................. 0 - 12 - 0 
It: in herring netts brasse and pewder ............... 0 -  7 - 0 
	      Adde this to ye will last circuit

Last Modified 1 December 2018