| Submitted by: | Joyce M Oates |
| Date: | 21 March 2019 |
| Original: | 0106205 |
Archdeacon Will 1689A #064 Maughold will of Jane Callow alias Kermeen of Ballaskeig / Balnaskeig, died 19 October 1689:
Summary: husband John Callow [died 1696, ArW 1695A #80 Maughold], eldest son William, son John, dau Jane, son Edward, son Robert;
witnesses: brother John Kermeen & Elizabeth Quay; pledges: brother John Kermeen & Philip Colleish.
Husband: Maughold parish register: Jon: Callow, Balnaskeg, buried 19 May 1696.
Will of husband: ArW 1695A #80 Maughold will of John Callow of Balnaskeig, died 19 May 1696: wife [Jane Kermeen] is dead [ArW 1689A #64 Maughold], eldest son William,
only dau Jane, 3 other sons Edward, John (of age by 1707) & Robert, friend & overseer Robert Christian, overseer Vicar Allen, sister Ann Callow, brother in law John
Kermeen dead & John has custody of some of the Inventory, he owed to others: Adam Cannell, William Callow ghilley, brother in law William Kermeen, John Taggart.
?: Maughold parish register: Wm Calow, Ballskeigge, buried 26 Aug 1660.
Will of brother: ArW 1695A #44 Maughold will of John Kermeen of Ballaskeigby, died 8 November 1695: not married, brother in law Arthur Quayle deceased 1689, will EpW
1690, 3 dau are executors & to live at Balneskegg, their supervisors: Thomas Quayle (Arthur's brother, a servant for hire, died December 1703, his widow Margaret
Callow) & brother in law John Callow (widower of Jane Kermeen, sister of Arthur's wife); & David Mylroy fa in law of William Quayle the son of Arthur; eldest dau
Catharine of age by 1695, youngest dau Margery ('feeble', alive in 1704; John Quay & wife took care of her), & dau Ann of age by 1704; sister of Arthur is Mary Quayle;
When Arthur's wife died, Thomas Quayle delivered to the wife's executor (her brothr John Kermeen) the Inventory in his hands, and when John Kermeen died, Thomas
stepped back in as supervisor; brother: William Kermeen senior & son William, & his 3 youngest & underage [less than 14 years old, all of age by July 1703] children
are executors: son John & dau Elizabeth / Bessy & dau Catharine are executors: all are of age in 1703; brother in law: John Callow Balneskegg [his wife is Jane Kermeen
died 1689, 1689A #064 Maughold] & son William, son Edward, son John, son Robert, dau Jane; sister of brother in law John Callow: Ann [Christian] alias Callow &
daughter Mary [Ann married Daniel Christian October 1694]; also: John Quay & his [2nd] wife Margaret Quayle took care of Margery Quayle for a while after the death of
her mother in 1692; also (may be relatives of some type): Margaret Costeen & Elizabeth Cowle, and Daniel Kerruish & Margaret Corteen & Philip Hogg & Margaret Callow,
and William Cowle & sister Elizabeth Cowle, and Edward Christian Balterson, also Patrick Kewley & William Callow of Ballaskeig & John Kelly of Michael mentioned
[supervisor Thomas Quayle calls him 'brother' in his will ArW 1703A #47 Maughold; is he a brother in law of Thomas?] as debtors & pledges in March 1703/4 for Arthur
Quayle's daughter Ann & Margery.
Brother: Maughold parish register: John Kirmeen buried 9 November 1695.
Will of sister: ArW 1692A #53 Maughold will of Margaret Quayle alias Kermeen, died January 1692/3: husband xxxx [Arthur] Quayle is not mentioned [died October 1689,
his siblings Thomas Quayle who married Margaret Callow & Mary Quayle], an only son xxxx [William], dau Catharine Quayle, dau Ann, dau Margery, witnesses: William
Callow & Joney Kermeen, supervisors: brother John Kermeen & brother William Kermeen, pledges John Martin & William Kermeen, Note dated 1694/5: The son xxxx [William]
Quayle was to marry xxxx [Christian] Mylroy underage dau of David Mylroy per agreement between David Mylroy & John Kermeen the uncle of xxxx [William] Quayle.
Copy of will of sister: ArW 1695A #43 Maughold will of Margaret Quayle alias Kermeen, died 29 January 1692: husband xxxx [Arthur] Quayle is not mentioned [died
October 1689], son xxx [William] (1694/5 Contract bargain to marry David MacLeroy's daughter [Christian Mylroy], both still underage), dau Catharine Quayle (underage),
Ann Quayle (underage), Margery Quayle (underage, of age by 1705), brother John Kermeen & William Kermeen, witnesses: William Callow & Joney Kermeen, pledges: John
Martin & William Kermeen.
Son: Maughold parish register: Wm Callow B'Skeg buried 1 September 1732.
grandson: Maughold parish register: Wm Callow B'skegg buried 28 December 1783.
Maughold parish register: John Callow B'Skegg buried 9 Manuary 1746/7.
Maughold parish register: Mary Callow Ballneskeig buried 31 August 1769.
Maughold parish register: Edwd Callow B'Skegg buried 2 May 1797.
Maughold parish register: Robert Callow Ballaskeig buried 22 February 1825.
Maughold parish register: Cath Callow dau of Edwd Callow B'Skeg buried 1 December 1748.
Maughold parish register: Mrs Callow, B'Skeig, 88yrs, buried 10 Feb 1834 b abt 1746, EpW 1834 Maughold of Jane Callow.
Maughold parish register: John Callow B'skeig, 66 yrs, buried 30 April 1838 ?b 1772 to Edwd Callow & Jane Christian.
Maughold parish register: Robert Callow Ballaskeig buried 22 February 1825.
KK Maughold ye 27th day of November 1689
The last will and testament of
Jane Callow being in perfect sence
and memory committed her soul to God
and her body to the earth who departed
This life the 19th day of Octtober in ye
yeare Anno 1689
1ly She left to her elder sonn William Callow
her half of the croop of corn & of the teame of
oxen & of all metterialls belonging to husbandry
She left him alsoe twenty shillings in silver and
her laf of the cobort & John Callow her husband has
assented to hers, to give him his half of the cobert also
2ly She bequeath to her husband Jh: Callow her half of
the black horse as Legacie
She bequeath to her daughter Jane Callow thirty
shillings as a gift, And Then did apoaint and
ordaine, her saide daughter Jane Callow, and her three
sonns Edward & Jhn: & Robt Callow, to be equaill
executors, of all the resedue of her goods
moveable and unmoveable whattsoever
wittnesses thereof
John Kermeen jurat
Elizabath Quay mort:
Jon: Kermeen hath only sworn to this will, the other being dead,
and the goods being left to the children, and noe opposition made
the same is accepted of, and the father is sworn to be
Supvisor over the children, and to bringe in a pfect Inventory
pbatum est et solvit 1s
The Inventory and pledges at next Court sub paena xs [20s]
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KK Maughold ye 17th day of May 1690
The Inventory of the goods of Jane Callow of BalnaSkeig
prixed by 4 sworne men viz Cristifer Christian, John Quay
William Corkell, William Christian
And has found it to be the whole sume and grossome
of eighteen pounds and eight shilling: due to the
executers, which is in there fathers hands John Callow
To be paide to them from him, when at age
notte That there is twentey shillings of the elders sonn
Willim Callow in his fathers hands to be paid to him
which was left him by his mother in Legacey
notte That there is thurty shillings of ----
Janne Callow there daughter in the keeping of her
father to be paid to her from him which was left to
her by her mother besides her share of the exeuctrixsp:
notte that This twentey shillings of William & Janne, thurtey shill:
is not to be taken out of the Inventory for that
moneys is in there fathers hands besids the
eightteen pounds & eight shillings that is above somed
pledges according to law Jo: Kermeen &
Last court Philip Coleash
Last Modified 21 March 2019