Ann Cubbon alias Christian 1689

Archdeacon Will 1689A #012 Braddan will of Ann Cubbon alias Christian, dated 14 January 1689/90: 
Summary: husband xxxx Cubbon is not mentioned, dau Margaret Cubbon (married to John Cowley, sons John & Philip & William), son William Cubbon, son Patrick Cubbon, 
granddau Ann, grandson John Cubbon, granddau Jane Cubbon, dau in law Isabel Cubbon, son John Cubbon; also: Joney Kermode, Christian Steane / Stephen, witnesses: 
John Steane / Stephen & John Bridson; pledges: John Stephen & Thomas Gelling.
Braddan parish register:  Ann Cubon als Christian buried 20 January 1689/90.
Will of dau in law:  ArW 1692A #06 Braddan will of Elizabeth / Bessy Cubbon alias Quayle, died 27 November 1692: husband Patrick Cubbon, only dau Ann Cubbon, 
brother William Quayle; witnesses: Philip Clague & Gilbert Smith, pledges: Thomas xxxxx &  Daniel Christian.  
?Will of dau in law:  ArW 1696 #4 bk 1 Braddan, of Isabel Cubbon als Kermode, died 1 December 1696: husband William Cubbon, son & heir William Cubbon (of age), 
dau Isabel, son Thomas, dau Catharine, dau Ann, witnesses: Thomas Kermode & John Key, pledges: Silvester Mylchreest & Daniel Christian.
?Will of dau: ArW 1727A #03 Marown will of Margaret Key als Cowley als Cubbon: buried 10 Mar 1726/7: 1st husband xxxx Cowley, 2nd husband John Key,
son Philip Cowley of KnockRule; dau Ellinor Moore; dau Isabel Key.
?Granddau: Braddan parish register:   Ellin Cowley married William Moore 20 February 1690/1 in Braddan 

		Bradan     Janry: ye 14th 1689/90 

In ye name of God Amen:  I Ann Cubon alis Christian 
being sick in body, but of pfect memory do make this my 
last will & testamt: following:  ffirst I bequeath my 
soule to God & my body to Christian buriall;  Item I leave 
to ye poore, halfe a firlett of oate meale, & ye drink of 
a firlett of mault, to be distributed among ym;  It: I 
leave to my daughr: Margtt: a green petticote and a 
wastcote of sinnomon colour together wth six pence 
Legacy;  It: I leave to Jon: Cowley her husband 
a sheep & six pence Legacy;  It: I Leave to my 
son Willm: Cubon a cow as Legacy;  It:I leave 
to my son Pattr: Cubon as much white cloth as 
may make him a wastcote as Legacy;  It: I leave 
to my grandchild Ann an ewe.  It: I leave to Jony 
Kermod a blankett.  It: I leave to Christan Staine 
a head-hancherchefe,  It: I leave to my grandchild 
Jon: Cubon as much kears cloth as to make him a 
paire of breches.  It: I leave to my grandchild Jane 
Cubon a paire of sheets;  It: I leave to my daughter 
in law Issible Cubbon a black petticote;   It: I leave 
ye minister a mutton.  It: I leave to my 3 grand-
children Jo:  Philip & Wm Cowley 3 sheep, yt I 
bought from yr ffather Jo: Cowley that was in his 
own keeping.  I leave one apiece ---- of ym to ye 
above children.  It: I constitute & ordaine my 
loving son Jon: Cubon my true & lawfull exe---[dark]   
of all ye rest of my goods movable &unmovable 
	It: I cut of any of ---- of my friends yt can ---[dark]   
	to claime any of my goods wth six pence ---[dark]   
Testes    Jon: Staine his X 
   	Jo: Bridson 
	       pbatum et solvit 9d	The Execr: at age s---[dark]   
				according to l---[dark]  

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The Inventory of Ann Cubon alias Christian taken 
by 4 swarn men & ye sumner                                £   s
It: 3 cowes & a steere of 4 yeers old price ............. 2 - 2 - ---[fold]   
It: 1 horse a mayre & folower & }
    dj a colt ..................}........................ 7 - 8 ----[fold]   
It: two sheep two goats & 1 mutton price ................ 0 - 6 ---[fold]   
It: all ye woodden vessels .............................. 0 - 7 ---[fold]   
It: --- white blanket & a fleage & }
        yard & a halfe of red cloth}..................... 0 -16 ---[fold]   
It: a linen sheet ....................................... 0 -16 ---[fold]   
It: --- rough linen ..................................... 0 - 4 ---[fold]   
It: --- wearing lenens .................................. 0 - 4 ---[fold]   
It: moare cloth & lenens ................................ 0 - 4 ---[fold]   
It: ------- of meale price .............................. 0 - 1 ---[fold]   
It: --------- of woolle yarne price ..................... 0 - 3 ---[fold]   
It: --------- flax not ---- not wrought ................. 0 - 2 ---[fold]   
It: --------d-- & -----eece of rell------ cloth ......... 0 - 1 ---[fold]   

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It: an old linen wheel .................................. 0 - 1 - ---[dark]  
It: a car poule & 3 stones .............................. 0 - 0 - 6 
It: halfe an old fether bed & dj a boulster ............. 0 - 3 - 0 
It: dj a bedsteed ....................................... 0 - 1 - 0 
It: sakes & canvesses ................................... 0 - 0 - 6 
It: sives & weights ..................................... 0 - 0 - 4 
It: a quarter of an old boat & nets ..................... 0 -12 - 0 
It: dj an iron gridle & a Manks spade ................... 0 - 1 - 6 
It: 2 harowing gears price .............................. 0 - 0 - 4 
It: 1 car ............................................... 0 - 0 - 6 
It: a firlett of salt ................................... 0 - 2 - 0 

	Pledges according to Law Jo: Stean & Tho: Gellin

Last Modified 24 February 2019