James Quark 1689

Archdeacon Will 1689A #078 Braddan will of James Quark, died February 1689/90: 
Summary: sister Margaret Quark, brother Daniel Quark, goddau Jane Quark, executor Captain Patrick Gelling, witnesses: Phinlo Fargher & Mary Kissage, also Paul Creer.
?Self: Braddan parish register:  John [?sic, ?James] Quark buryd in Kk Lonan 19 February 1689/90.
Will of mother: ArW 1677A #039 Lonan will of Margaret Quark alias Caley, farm Ballaquark is mentioned, died 17 January 1677/8: husband xxxx Quark is not mentioned, 
children: Margaret Quark, Daniel / Donold, James, & Catharine, stepson William Quark, brother Philip Caley.
Will of executor: EpW 1720E Braddan will decree of Captain Patrick Gelling of Douglas, died 15 December 1720, intestate: 
wife is not mentioned, eldest son Captain Paul Gelling, other children; pledge: Mr William Oates merchant in Douglas.

	Braddan -----[dark]    

This is Afirmed to be ye last -----[dark]    
who depteed this life ye 12 -----[dark]    
his soule to God & his body to -----[dark]    
Item he left to his brother Daniell Quark f-----[dark]    
It: he left to his goddaughter Jane Quarke -----[dark]    
to his sister Margrett Quarke 5s legasie.  It: h-----[dark]    
eldest son 1 sheep.  It: he left to Mary Kius-----[dark]    
a sheep or a shirking,  It: he constituted & ordained his -----[dark]    
Captayne Patrick Gelling his true & lawfull executor of -----[dark]    
rest of his goods moveable & unmoveable wtsoever 
Testes			The Executr: sworne in 
       ffinlo Ffarher}	Court according to Law 
       Marie Kuisake} jurati
			    pbatum est et solvit ----[dark]    

The Inventory of ye goods of James Quarke 
It: what sheep he had praysed to .................. 0 - 10s - ----[dark]    
It: a quarter & a halfe of a steer price .......... 0 - 8 - ----[dark]    
It: 2 yards of keare cloth price .................. 0 - 2 - ----[dark]    
It: one coat of keare cloth ....................... 0 - 3 - ----[dark]    
It: due from Paul Creere .......................... 0 - 6 - ----[dark]    

Last Modified 24 March 2019