John Craine 1689

Archdeacon Will 1689A #116 Ballaugh will of John Craine, died 17 February 1688/9: 
Summary: wife is alive, son William (of age), son Patrick, dau Ann (of age), dau Joney, sister Ellin Craine (dead), witnesses John  Corlett of Broughjarge, 
Daniel Corlett, pledges: John Corlett & Patrick Quark; servant John Corjeage, witness regarding William's legacy etc: Nicholas Clark & Adam Kelly.
Will of ?1st wife: ArW 1658A #40 Ballaugh will of Joney Craine alias Freer, dated 12 April 1658: husband John Craine, sister Elizabeth Teare, father John Freer 
[died June 1658, ArW 1658A #44 Ballaugh], witnesses: William Teare of Jurby & Arthur Moore, also mother in law Catharine [Kelly als Craine als] Stephen mentioned 
(executors of John Freer & executors of Joney Craine alias Freer entered a claim against Catharine Kelly alias Craine alias Stephen for 1/3 part of the goods 
promised by a contract bargain to Joney) [Catharine's will ArW 1660A #29 Jurby].
?Self & father: 1672 Liber Vastarum, Ballaugh: Nicholas Craine had farmland / quarterland of 9s 3d yearly rent in Ballacaine treen, 
and in 1672, his son John Craine was entered for it as an heirship.
?Self & father: 1672 Liber Vastarum, Ballaugh: Nicholas Craine had several parcels of intack land of 2d 4d yearly rent & 12d rent & 1d rent, 
and in 1672, his son John Craine was entered for them as an heirship.
?Will of father: ArW 1656A #25 Ballaugh will of Nicholas Craine, died 17 March 1655/6: wife [Catharine Stephen, she remarried Thomas Kelly, her will ArW 1660A 
#29 Jurby] is alive, son John Craine, dau Margaret Craine; witnesses & pledges: Patrick Craine & Thomas Kinread, also Thomas Callow (married) & Gilbert Cowley.
?Will of mother: ArW 1660A #29 Jurby will of Catharine Kelly alias Craine alias Stephen / Steane, died 2 April 1660: 1st husband [Nicholas] Craine [ArW 1656A 
#25 Ballaugh], 2nd husband Thomas Kelly is alive, son John Craine (has a Contract Bargain), dau Margaret Craine, stepson Daniel/Dollin Kelly, stepdau Joney Kelly, 
stepdau Ann Kelly; pledges Phinlo Craine & John Craine.

The last will and testamt: of Jon: Craine being then -------[dark]     
who departed this life ye 17th of ffebry: 1688/9
Impris: he committed his soule to God & his body to Chri-------[dark]     
Itm: he left that his Executrs: should relenve[?] in ye house -------[dark]     
for the poors bed;  Itm: he bequeathed to his son Willm: his -------[dark]     
ye crop of corne of the Teme, draughts and gears, alsoe -------[dark]     
of all carrs, ladders, harrows, spades & of husbandry gears -------[dark]     
soevr: belonging to ye farme.  Itm: he left to his sd son Willm his -------[dark]     
of the herring netts, he the sd Willm giving fourty shillings to -------[dark]     
younger brother Pattrick.  Itm: he left to his son Patrick halfe -------[dark]     
his part of the sheep and if it should please God to call for ye s-------[dark]     
Patrick under years of discretion, he left, that his proportion of -------[dark]     
fall due to his two sisters Ann & Jone.  Itm: he left to his -------[dark]     
his part of the fishing boate, of his rideing horse, a choice hef-------[dark]     
& whatsoever: should fall due unto him by the death of his Aunt 
Elin Craine.  Itm: he left to Danll: Corlett his best kear coate 
& a paire of black russett breeches.  Itm: he left to Jon: Corlett of 
Broughjarge his best suite of cloaths.  Itm: he left to ye parish 
Curate a choice mutton agt summr: next;  Itm: he constituted & ordained 
his two daughters Ann & Jone joynt Executrs: of all the rest of his 
goods movable & immovll: and that if it should please God to call 
for either of them under years of discrecon that her moity of goods 
should fall due to the other and yt what remained of that years 
cropp shud be left in his wifes hands towards paymt: of ye debts 

wtinesses 
	Jon: Corlett his mrk X }
	Danll Corlett his mrk X} jurati
			The wife sworn in form of law, and ye 
			two children at age vizt Wm: & ann 
			sworn supvisors of ye children undr age 

				Probatum et solvit 1s 

The Inventory taken by four sworn men vizt: ...........} £     s    d
Jon: Corlett, Tho: Mcleyrah, Tho Corlett, & Jon: Coraig} 08 - 19 - 00 
and given in by one of ye prizers amounts to ..........}

The goods of ye the eldest daughter in her own custody ----------[dark]     
and ye goods of ye youngest equally betwixt the mothr -------[dark]     
the eldest son who have given pledges for ye forth-------[dark]     
therof Jon: Corlett & Patr: Quarke

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------- Willm: Craine ------- ------------------  supposesd 
----f the ------  ----------- ------------- ---de oath yt 
-----er ------ to ye value of one penny worth 
----- same, but left ye whole in his mothers hands 
and John Corrage who was a servant in the house 
when the mother went thence, deposeth yt she 
left noe pt of the goods belonging to her daughter 
Jony or any consideration for ye same with her son 
Wm: Craine, but brought all away with her save 
only what was due to her son Patrick yt was in 
Willms: hands,   And Nikolas Clarke and Adam 
Kelly declare upon oath yt they never saw nore 
heard yt Willm: Craine had or tisined[?] any part 
of his fathers Inventory but what was his 
own legasie, or that his brother left any part 
of Jonys share of goods in Willms hands, but all 
which it appeares that ye sd Willm: is not liable 
to make payment of any pt of goods to ye foresd 
Jony, and theruon the foresd Willm is acquitted 
of ye same for ever 
		Sam: Watleworth Archd: 

Last Modified 30 March 2019