| Submitted by: | Joyce M Oates |
| Date: | 9 December 2018 |
| Original: | 0106204 |
Archdeacon Will 1685A #54 Arbory will of William Cubbon of Ballacry in Balycarmyk treen,
per Articles of Marriage dated 30 November 1680, accepted as his will May 1686:
Summary: wife Dorothy Cubbon alias xxxx (alive in November 1680), son William Cubbon junior married by May 1681 to Elizabeth Corrin [dau of deceased Henry Corrin
& deceased Joney Cubbon], kin of Elizabeth Corrin: uncle William Cubbon of Ballabeg in Ardary treen, aunt Jane Cubbon (married to [John] Quillin) & uncle in law
John Quill of Castletown [husband of Amy Corrin who died 1686], witnesses: Richard Quillin [?son of Jane Quillin als Cubbon] & Thomas Bridson & John Cubbon & Henry
Watterson & Robert Cubbon & Patrick Credeen/Credgeen & Richard Hingley & John Parr; William Cubbon of Ballacry died 1686 & his son William became his administrator,
pledges: xxxx Keig & William Corrin, NOTE, Elizabeth Corrin is probably the dau of deceased Henry Corrin & Joney Cubbon, sister of William Cubbon of Ballabeg. NOTE,
that kinsman John Quill of Castletown is probably the husband of Amy Corrin who died 1686 Malew, Episcopal Will, & John died 1695 Malew, & Amy was the sister of Henry
Corrin who was the father of Elizabeth [Henry died 1665, ArW 1665A #005 Arbory], NOTE, that the mother of Elizabeth Corrin (Joney Cubbon) appears to be dead, though
she was alive after the probate of husband Henry Corrin's will.
See: ArW 1691A #61 Arbory will of Ellin Cubbon alias Quay, died 3 April 1692: husband xxxx Cubbon is not mentioned, son is not on the Island,
executor William Cubbon of BallaCry/BallaCray (married), witnesses: William Cubbon & Samuel Robinson, pledge: Mr Samuel Robinson.
See witness, ?son of Jane Quillin als Cubbon: MI, John Feltham, God's Acre: Arbory parish: Richard Quilline buried 10th May 1690.
Will of mother: EpW 1670E #030 Arbory will of Joney Cubbon alias Maddrell, dated 11 February 1669/70: husband [William] Cubbon is not mentioned [died before
June 1663]; son William Cubbon took care of the testator during 2 years of illness, witnesses: John Kewn & William Norris.
Will of grandfather of Elizabeth Corrin, dau of Henry Corrin & Joney Cubbon, sister of William Cubbon of Ballacry: ArWill 1663A #144 Arbory will of Thomas Corrin of
Colby, Arbory, & of Ballakilpheric, Rushen, died 6 January 1663/4: wife is dead, son Henry Corrin (wife Joney Cubbon married about July 1663, they have children,
Henry was left half of Barny Guygh or Wineygrape of 6d rent by mother's death & other half as dowry from father), son Richard, illegitimate dau Amy Corrin (mother is
alive, she married John Quill of Castletown by 1665, died 1686 Malew, Episcopal Will, husband John died 1695 Malew), dau Catharine (married to John Kinley, has a son
Thomas), nephew Henry Corrin (son Thomas); Sir John Crellin vicar; overseer Thomas Clague, witnesses: William Corrin senior & Henry Corrin, pledges: John Christian of
Braddan & Thomas Clague, also: John Corrin & brother entered a claim, appraisors William Corrin & Daniel Corrin & Robert Keig & John Stowell, also John Quillin [who
married Joney Cubbon the elder] was brother in law of Joney Corrin alias Cubbon [Joney Cubbon the younger] who was the wife of son Henry Corrin.
Summary to Articles of Marriage combined with above will, signed 8 June 1663: Henry Corrin (son of Thomas Corrin of Colby) is to marry Joney Cubbon (daughter
of Joney Cubbon alias Maddrell & deceased William Cubbon & sister of William Cubbon junior & sister in law of John Quillin) between 8 June and August 1663,
in Arbory church, their dowry to be half the tenement & houses & crop & husbandry gears & half the close called Barny Guygh or Wineygrace of 6d rent now &
half after Thomas Corrin of Colby dies AND £28 from the mother & deceased father of Joney Cubbon; witnesses to Articles of Marriage: Henry Maddrell &
Daniel Corrin & Henry Corrin & John Crellin vicar.
Will of father of dau in law Elizabeth Corrin: ArW 1665A #005 Arbory will of Henry Corrin of Colby: wife Joney Cubbon (pregnant), dau Elizabeth born posthumously
[name found in will of William Cubbon of Ballacry, ArW 1685A #54 Arbory], brother Richard Corrin (son is Henry), sister Catharine Corrin (married to John Kinley),
deceased father Thomas Corrin of Colby, wife's brother William Cubbon of Ballabeg, brother in law John Quill paid for various fees ('for the child's part') jointly
with wife Joney Corrin alias Cubbon & appears, with his wife, to have taken care of the baby for a while [NOTE, that John Quill is probably the husband of Amy Corrin,
she died 1686, Episcopal Will, & John died 1695], pledges: William Cubbon of Ballabeg & John Kewn, William Corrin of Colby, wife of William Saint, Daniel Corrin,
John Corrin son of John Corrin, Thomas Corrin dead.
See: Arbory parish register: Elinor Cubon daughter of William Cubon junr, Ballacray, buried 5 March 1730/1.
See: Arbory parish register: William Cubon Ballacrai buried 26 October 1757.
See: Arbory parish register: William Cubon Ballacrie buried xx xxx 1759.
See: Arbory parish register: William Cubon Ballacrie buried 13 July 1770.
See: Arbory parish register: Jane Cubon Ballacraie buried 10 August 1780.
Arbory Articles of Marriage condescended of
concluded and aggreed upon the 30th
Day of Novembr: 1630[sic, 1680]; Between Wm:
Cubon of Ballacry in ye parish of KK
Arbory and Dorothy Cubon his wife
for an in behalfe of their son Willm:
Cubon on the one parte; and Wm Cubon
Ballabegg Jane Quillin als Cubon his sister and
Jon: Quill of Castletown, in behalfe of
their Kinswoeman Eliz: Corrin on the
other parte as followeth
ffirst Itt is covenanted, concluded and aggreed by and btween the
sd partyes: that ye said Wm: Cubon junior and Eliz: Corrin
shall enter into the holy estate of Matrimony at or before
the first day of May next ensueing ye Date herof God
and holy Church pmitting the same
2ly Itt is covenanted concluded and aggreed upon, by and between ye
said partyes jointly in manner and forme following, that is to say
that the said Wm: Cubon and his wife Dorothy, and ye said young
Couple, shall imediatly after the mariage of the young Couple
(when they please soe to posses themselves) be jointly interres---[dark edge]
and concerned, as well in ye Lands and Estate of the said Wm:
Cubon, with all other his goods moveable and unmoveable whatso=
=ever, as alsoe the Lands Estate and Chatles of ye sd Elizabeth
wth all other her goods moveable and unmoveable whatsoever, and to
enoy the same jointly dureing ye life of the Wm: Cubon and
Dorothy his wife: And when it pleaseth God to call for
either of ye sd Wm: Cubon or Dorothy his wife, that ye younge
couple is to have a quarter of the goods throughout ye whole,
after the first fall, and ye other quarter of ye sd goods to be
at the disposeing, of the survivor of ye sd Wm: and Dorothy,
as they shall think good at the latter day
3ly Itt is covenated, and agreed upon, that ye said Wm Cubon and Dorothy
his wife, shall wholy posses and enjoy both ye sd Estates and the
goods wholy and woike the same & repair the houses upon their own charges, and receive
the benefitt thereof wholy, untill the young Couple be in ------[dark edge]
condicon or capable to enter upon ye ---ese of the premisses of ------[dark edge]
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and dureing the said time to nature them wth meat drink
Lodgeing and all other necessaryes fitting their Degree &
----alty; with ------ for thois paise ---- shall be ------
4ly Itt: is covenanted and aggreed upon: that when ye said
young Couple shall be capable of receiveing and workinge
the ----- of the p------ according as is menconed in ye
second Article and shall not aggree to enjoy
& work the same jointly as afforesaid, That then and in
that case the said young couple may be at Liberty to
enter upon the sd Eliz: her Estate, and the halfe
of the goods throughout the whole peacibly without any
disturbance, and to enjoy the same until the Decease of
ye said Wm Cubon or Dorothy his wife and then to enter upon the
halfe of ye sd Wm Extate, by inheritance or according
the course of heyreship by the Lawes of the Island, And
in case ue sd Wm minor die wthout Issue, then the sd Eliz: is to have
only her own Estate and goods, & xxs[20s] over out of ye sd Wm: goods
And for the performance of all and singular the pre=
=misse, all the said partyes have bound themselves each to ye
other in penalty of Tenn pounds in the nature of all
forfeitures: And to wittness the same they have here unto
subscribed their marker to their names, the day and
year first within written
Wittnesses prsent Wm: Cubon my marke X
Richard Quillin X Dorothy Cubon my marke X
Tho: Bredson Wm: Cubon junior my marke X
Jon: Cubon my mrke X Willm: Cubon
Hen: Waterson my mrke H Janie Quillin my marke J
Robt: Cubon my marke R Jo: Quill my marke X
Patr: Creedeen my mrke R Eliz: Corrin my marke X
Richard Hinley my marke R
Jon: Parre May the 6th 1686
Mr John Parr, Richard Quillin, Robert
and Jo: Cubbon wittnesses to the above
have deposed the same to be true in every
as wthin written, and this before me
Edw: Christian
This contract is accepted of pbatum est et solvit
for ye last will & testamt: of
Wm Cubbon & his son Wm: Cubon is sworn Admstr:
accordingly, & hath given pledges according to Law
----tt Kegg & Wm Corrin
Last Modified 9 December 2018