| Submitted by: | Joyce M Oates |
| Date: | 4 April 2019 |
| Original: | 0106205 |
Archdeacon Will 1689A #122 Jurby will of Philip Corlett of Birrag / Berrag, died about late 1689: Summary: wife Joney Connelly (remarried to William Cleator, she was dead by February 1695/6), son William Corlett (of age by 1706/7), supervisors / next of kin: brother Thomas Corlett (married Catharine Caine, he was dead by 1706) & brother William Corlett & brother in law William Cannell, Philip's mother Margaret Christian is alive but dead by February 1695/6, witnesses: William Crowe & Dollin Caine, pledges William Cry & Thomas Cowley & William Cowley. Son & heir: Jurby parish register: Wm Curlett, Birrag, buried 9 September 1743. Brother: Jurby parish register: Thomas Corlett married Catharine Caine on 27 January 1672/3 in Jurby. ?Brother: Jurby parish register: Tho: Curlett buried 1695. Andreas parish register: William Corlett married Bahie Moore on 4 February 1723/4 in Andreas. Jurby parish register: Bahee Corlett als Moore, Birrag, buried 22 September 1780. Jurby parish register: John Corlett, Birrag, buried 2 June 1813. ?? ArW 1649A #102 Jurby decree regarding the will and inventory of William Connelly, not listed in old Typed Index: wife is not mentioned, son William Connelly junior, son William Connelly senior, dau Joney; pledges: Dollin Garrett & Thomas Bittle.
------[dark] -------- will and testamt: ------ ---------[dark] ----- his body ------- ------ ---------[dark] ------ they ------- ---------[dark] ----- st---d ------ --------------[dark] ---dges and 3 course sheets from ------ ------ for to th---------[dark] ------h cloathes she was not payd ----- 4 horses ---------[dark] ----- and grape, a coulter and sucke 3 ferletts of barley and ---------[dark] the plackett wch was her owne pper goods due to her from ---------[dark] noe manr: of satisfacon wch he left ---- h---- sd mother, the g---------[dark] acknowledged he had besides the porcon she pmised at his cont---------[dark] wth --- porcon he sd was payd to him from his mother, Itm: he constituted and appoynted his son Wm Corlett his true and lawfull exec: of all the rest of his goods movable and unmovable, and if it would please the Almighty to call for his sd son then it was his will that his mother Margaret Christian should be sole executrix of his goods; Itm: to the minister and clearke 12d legasie apiece, and to his wife ten shillgs: The next of kin vizt: Tho & Willm Corlett & Wm Canell in behalf of his wife are witnes sworn overseers Wm Crowe } Dollin Caine} jurati Probatum est et solvit 1s Debts due to the Deceadent as he declared at the making of his will Impr: from Ewan Kissage ....................... 0£ - 19 - 0 Itm: from Patr: Kellie ........................ 0 - 11s - 0d Itm: from Wm Craine ........................... 0 - 6 - 0 Itm: from Rich: Teare ......................... 0 - 2 - 0 Itm: from Adam Mcylvorey ...................... 0 - 1 - 4 Itm: fro Patr: Clearke ........................ 0 - 5 - 0 Itm: from Wm Clearke .......................... 0 - 2 - 6 Itm: from An Teare ............................ 0 - 2 - 0 March 21th 1706/7 Received then from Wm: Cannell one of my supervisors the summe of twenty two shills: of ye goods in his hands due to me by ye death of my father, & of which I acquitt him & his execrs: as witnesse my mark to my name Before me Willm: Corlet X Sam: Watleworth Arch: [on a slip of paper:] I doe herey accknowledg to be fully sattisfied and paid of all ye porcon goods due to me from my mother Margrett Corlett als Christian being paid to me and my wife in peny and peny worth therefore I doe acquit her her Heires Exectors administrrs: and assignes for ever more also I doe declare that there is in mycustodie, of my sd mother goods 4 horsses and a stear, wth some clothes, that was valued to 1£ - 6s - 0 which I received over and above that was promissed in porcon goods, wch sd goods she is att liberty to carey away at her one pleasure, this is truth as wittness my name and usal mark this 29th day of March 1689 Phill: Corlett my mark X witnesses Juney Corlett als Conlly mrk X Jon: Macnemere his mark X Thomas Christian [on a slip of paper] Lib: 2dus: Jurby y 1689 ye Inventory of Philip Corlett, I find in ye hands of his wife & Wm Clater 06£ - 12s - 09d Ita testster Guliel Gell Regrius: Archideacons Novr: ye 14th 1727 Wm Corlet came to ye Records, & acknowledged himself to be fully paid & satisfied in ye above sum of 06£ - 12s - 9d, of & from ye hands of Wm Clater aforesd & doth hereby acquit ye sd Wm Clator forever of ye same being his mark to his name Wm Corlet his mark W Before me Wm Gell Regr: [next page] The I----- of ye ------ Philip Corlett ----- in and settled by ----- the----- ----- as foloweth In ye the wifes hands a quarter of ye Cropp ............. 1 - 14 - 0---[fold] Two oxen wth their gears ................................ 2 - 00 - 0---[fold] In the plow & draughts &c ............................... 0 - 04 - 0---[fold] The wife is obliged for the forthcoming of the above goods or their value, and hath given pledges in form of law Wm: Cry & Tho: Cowley & Wm: Cowley The other quarter of ye crop priced at ................. 01 - 4 - 00 in the hands of ye Suprvisors, thereout deducted the price of a firlet of Barly and firlet of Rye ....... 00 - 11 - 06d The remaindr: of ye goods in the grandmothers hands being 2 - 4d being the Rate at that time by the order of 24 Keys &c besides Corbs prized to ................................. 2 - 11 Itm the other 4th part of the husbandry gear ........... 0 - 2s - 4d in the hands of William Clator price pledges for the forthcoming therof Wm: Canell & Tho: Corlett Mortgages upon Birrog & released by Phillip Curlet To William Kelley upon the Acct of one Bill ......... 02 - 00 - 00 To ye sd William Kelley upon the acct of another Bill 01 - 00 - 00 To Anne Teare for Redemption of ye New Gat .......... 08 - 00 - 00 To John Stean ....................................... 02 - 00 - 00 The Mortgage upon Close a Gollame as is declared ed by the Suprvisors ........................... 40 - 00 - 00 Two oxen in William Clators hands priced at ......... 02 - 06 - 00 March 27th 1722: This day Wm Corlet son & heir of ye within Philip Corlet came to ye Records & acknowledged himself to be fully pd & satisfied from ye hands of his uncle & Suprvisor Wm Corlett all wt goods was in his hands of his sd ffathers and does hereby acquit & discharge his sd Uncle, &c, for ever of ye same Before me Wm: Gell Regr: Wm Curlet his mrk W The Corbes priced at 2£ 13s 10d in the hands of Will: Curlett 6s: the rest in the hands of Tho Curlet being brewing pan and Rackentree March 30th 1706: This day Wm Corlett son & heir of Philip Corlett came to ye Records, & does acknowledge to have recd: all ye ----- ----- ---- to him by ye Death of his Father from ye hands of Cathrine Corlet als Caine wife of ye Supr: Thomas Corlet deceased and thereupon ye above 2£ 11s 10d & crostd out for wch he --- ------ his Supr: & others concerned in ye same As witness his hand ------ ------m Watleworth Regr: Willm: Corlet his mark W [on a slip of paper:] March 21st 1706/7 I Will: Cleater doe acknowledge to have received from Willm: Cannell one of ye Supervisors of Philip Curlets child, ye sume of five shills: nine pence for ye half of a firlet of barley & halfe a firlet of Rye mentioned in ye Inventory of ye said Philip Curlet; As witnesse my marke to my name Before me Willm: Cleator mrk X Sam: Watleworth Archd: [on a slip of paper:] Sr: febr: 25: 1695/ Having heard ye difference betwixt ye overseers of Phil: Corlets child & his stepfather touching ye perfecting of ye Inventory, I find that if ye child die under age this moneyes yt were expended in ye Redemption of ye lands wch amounts to 53£ being due to ye Exrs: of Margt: Xtian ye said Philips mother & therefore doe appoint you to annex ye severall pticular morgages & summs to the Inventory of ye said Philip Curlet for ye benefit of ye sd Exrs: if it happen soe to ym. This with cordiall respects is all at present from Your affect ----- You are to adde also ye price Sam: Watleworth of two oxen wch have lately become due to ye sd child The following was found after ArW 1695A #23 Ballaugh will of William Killip A Complaint and Order regarding William Corlett the Son & Heir of Philip Corlett of Birrag, who is underage and living with his mother; supervisors are brother Thomas Corlett, brother William Corlett, and brother in law William Cannell; Philip died 1689, his will ArW 1689A #122 Jurby: Att a Consistory Court holden at KK Michael Church the 19th day of March ----- Whereas complaint is made in Court that the son and heir of Phillip Curlett late of Birrogg in the parish of Jourby is very much slighted an neglected in his Education learning suitable to his Estate and quality; and that by his supervisors Thomas Curlet, William Connell and William Curlet; It is therefore ordered, that the mother of the sd child (with whom she is at present) shall carefully and dilligently send the sd child to the parish Church of Jourby as soon as there shall be a school Master there (which is supposed to be immediately after Easter next) in order to his education, and also furnish him with meat, drink and clothes and other necessaries as becometh; or in default thereof upon further complaint of the sd Supervisors, the sd child is to be taken from his sd mother and put into the tuition and custody of the next of Kinn to his ffather, and particularly into the hands of Thomas Curlett who is to get nothing by the Death of the sd child, please God he dye under age; And this to be observed under such penalty as the Law provides in such cases, Dat ut Supra Sam: Watleworth Robert Parr
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