Thomas Moore,1689

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23      Santan
August the 30th 1674, 
Conditions of Marriage agreed upon betwixt 
THOMAS MOORE on the one party and 
MARGARETT OATES on the other party both 
in the parish of KK St. Anne as followeth: 
First, it is mutually agreed upon that 
JOHN MOORE son unto MARGARET OATES xxxx 
come to xxxx[?holy] & xxxx and marry 
MARGARETT MOORE DAUGHTER TO THOMAS MOORE 
at or before the feast of All Saints [1 Nov] xxx[?week] xxxxx 
the date hereof, THOMAS MOORE and HIS 
WIFE MARGARET RONANE doth xxxx their 
DAUGHTER in dowry and HER HUSBAND 
JOHN MOORE xxxx xxxx their goods and 
lands at xxxx xxxxxxxxx and JOHN MOORE 
doth also promise HIS FATHER IN LAW 
THOMAS MOORE half his tenement and 
half of his goods until such time as 
the young couple be able to live upon 
themselves, than if THOMAS MOORE please 
he is to have his own land again to 
live upon, at which[?] time[?] they are 
to xxxxx tenement and crofts and 
THOMAS MOORE is to have half and what 
corn remains that year after xxxxx 
THOMAS MORE doth promise when either 
he or HIS WIFE doth die then the young 
couple is to have the other quarter of 
their goods and lands and then the quarter 
that remaineth in the hand of the longer 
liver of the old couple shall[?] be 
at their disposing if they be in need 
further it is agreed upon if MARGARET MOORE 
JOHN MOORE'S WIFE die without issue 
then the crofts and land that was promised 
in dowery [full or shall] return to her after 
FATHER THOMAS MOORE if he live or to his 
next of kin and perform all this above 
written they xxxx xxx xxxx xxxxxxxx forfeit[?] 
ten pounds as witness our hands and names 
below and xxxx xxx mentioned. 
[signed their marks] MARGARET XXXLOW ALIAS OATES her hand and mark, 
THOMAS MOORE, 
JOHN MOORE, 
MARGARET RONANE, 
MARGARET MOORE. 
Witnesses 
Edmond Moore, 
John Kelly, 
Martin Moore, 
Hugh Cosnahan. 

FEBRUARY THE 16TH 1675 THIS DAY 
Sir HUGH COSNAHAN and MARTINE MOORE came 
before me and have deposed that the above 
bargain of contract was the voluntary act 
and deed of THOMAS MOORE AND HIS WIFE 
MARGART MOORE ALS ROWAN in every particular xxxx. 
Thomas Fletcher.

THE CONTRACT BEING PROVED before the Deemster 
is accepted of for the last will of THOMAS MOORE, 
and SON JOHN MOORE is sworn xx xxxx according to 
the purpose[?] of the said Contract. 

THE INVENTORY OF THE GOODS of THOMAS MOORE 
lately deceased being prized by 4 sworn men,
viz., Peter Quirk, Jo: Quinney, Andrew Oates, 
and Hugh Kinish; and they find the goods of
the said THO: MOORE to amount to the sum of
3 pounds 15 shillings 3 pence. 

PLEDGES ACCORDING TO LAW Thomas Moore and Hugh Kinnish. 

DECEMBER 2ND 1690: THOMAS QUAY enters his claim 
against the Executor of THOMAS MOORE for the 
sum of 40 shilling or pence on the account of 
breach of a bargain of barley land as will be 
made to appear and craveth the Law.

Last Modified 12 June 2015