William Quayle 1685

Archdeacon Will 1685A #60 Michael will of William Quayle, per 1672 Articles of Marriage dated 4 January 1673/4, between William Quayle & wife Isabel Keane/Kewn of 
Glonegue (their daughter Mally Quayle) and William Caine of Benegorge, Mally Quayle & William are to marry before 20 January 1673/4:  
Summary: Isabel Keane / Kewn died by 21 December 1681, and husband William Quayle died before November 1686. Their daughter Mally married William Caine 
who became administrator of the will of William Quayle in 1686; witnesses: Mr Charles Christian & John Quayle (sick in 1681) & John Caine.
Michael parish register:  Mally Quayle married William Caine on 27 January 1673/4 Michael  
Michael parish register:  Isable Keane buried 24 November 1681
Michael parish register:  Wm Quayle buried 21 April 1686
?relative: Michael parish register: Jony Keen buried 3 March 1681/2
NOTE, that 'Keane' is a form of 'Keone' & 'Kewin', see ArW 1655A #03 Lezayare where both 'Kewen' and 'Keane' are used for the same person.

Articles of mariage concluded condescended and 
agreed upon between William Quaile and his wife 
Isable Keane of Glonegue, on the one parte and 
William Caine of Banegorge on the other parte 
as followeth

first is agreed upon that the sd William Caine 
and Mally Quaile daughter to the abovesd 
William Quaile shall enter into the bands of holy 
matrimony att or before the 20th day of January 
nexte ensueing the date hereof, and the sd 
William Caine shall have in dowry with hir if 
it please God to give them any daie[?] all the sd 
William Quailes Lands and goods, either bought 
by him, or held by morgage all if then after the 
death of the longest liver of the sd William 
Quaile or his wife and att present but halfe of 
them in possession 
	
Secondly it is agreed upon by both partyes that if the 
sd William Caine and Mally Quaile shall 
have noe children, that then  between them 
that then the sd Will: Caine his heires executors 
or assignes shall have but half the Lands and 
goods of all corbs whatsoever from the sd Will: 
Quaile and his wife Isable Keane, for which he 
is to pay forty shillings to the executors or assigns 
or the sd Will: and Isable for the which he is 
to have half as above sd of all his Lands & goods 
and to wittness this to be thier full intent acte 
and deed all partyes have interchangably sett 
to their hands this 4th day of January 1673/4
wittnesses		William Quaile mrk X
      Charles Christian 	Isable Kneane ----[dark]   
      John Quaile		William C----[dark]   
      John Caine his mrke X

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	December the 21th 1681
The wthin named Mr Charles Christian and John Caine two ----[edge]    
the wittnesses to the wthin Contract, the other being sicke, had 
this day deposed all the wthin contract ---  be the mutuall 
agreement of the wthin parties as within written before----[edge]    
			Edw: Christian 

This Contract is accepted for ye last will & 
Testamt: of Wm: Quaile & his wife, & Willm: Caine their  son 
in Law is sworne according to Law 
		acceptam est et solvit 

Pledges to secure yt office & to pay all debts 
& what is Incumbent in ye Admstr:, John Caine 
and Patr: Curlett 

	Novr: 5th 1686
Philip Cluag enters his claim agt ye Exers: of 
Willm: Quaile for 10s due debts, & craveth ye Law

Last Modified 11 December 2018