Elizabeth Gill / Gell alias Casement alias Curghey 1699

Archdeacon Will 1699A #53 Lezayre will of Elizabeth Gill/Gell alias Casement alias Curghey, per 1692 Deed
of Gift to her youngest daughter Jane Gill/Gell alias Gill/Gell, Elizabeth died 20 January 1699/1700:
Summary: [1st husband Ewan Casement died at sea 1654/5, ArW 1655A #03 Lezayre], 2nd husband [Edmund] Gill/Gell is not mentioned 
[died February 1684/5, ArW 1684A #088 Lezayre], youngest dau Jane Gill als Gill, son Edward Gill is a pledge, other children not mentioned, 
witnesses: W Curghey, Robert Curghey; pledges: son Edward Gill & Ewan Curghey
Lezayre parish register: Elizbeth Gill buried 21 January 1699/1700
will of 2nd husband: ArW 1684A #088 Lezayre will of Edmund Gill / Gell, died 20 February 1684/5: wife Elizabeth Curghey (her first husband was Ewan Casement, 
ArW 1655A #03 Lezayre) [Elizabeth died January 1699/1700, ArW 1699A #53 Lezayre], son Edward Gill, son John Gill, dau Jane Gill, all of age; witnesses: 
Thomas Corlett & Thomas Walker, pledges: Edward Gill & Thomas Walker
will of 1st husband: ArW 1655A #03 Lezayre of Ewan Casement, perished at sea on 24 March 1654/55, intestate: wife Elizabeth Curghey remarried to Edmund Gell/Gill 
[his will ArW 1684A #088 Lezayre], she died 1699/1700, ArW 1699A #53 Lezayre, son Ewan (?died by Feb 1667/8), dau Jane (married William Gell/Gill by Feb 1667/8), 
dau Margaret, brother John Casement, sister Elizabeth/Bessy Casement, sister Catharine Casement (married to Ewan Killip)

Lezayre
Forasmuch as I have found my daughter Jane Gill my youngest daughter
my dutiffull, loveinge, and kind to mee in divers respects; therefor I doe
thees by deed off gift Imedeatly to all Intesnt & purposes such yt -----
---ant to her & hers a chest in my house with a payre of flaxen sheets
and a payre of blanketts and a flegd in ye same chest, also halfe off
my sheep, also all ye cash I have, this is to be understood yt --- her
daughters part off goods is to be included in all thees, also It is to be under
stood yt my foresd daughter out off her love & respects doth
have all ye foresd goods in my own keeping; and off necessety compa----
---e yt I may make use off them and what leaving ther will be;
That then they may be here, and yt I may not alter any part off
thees I have causd this to be writtn this 24th Aprill 1692 and
have causd my name to be written & have put to my mark in
consent off thees
wittnesses Elizabeth Gill my marke X
           W: Curghey
--bt: Curghey my mark X Aprill the 27th 1692
The above named Elizabeth Gill came
this day and acknowledged all the afore
and within premisses to be her & one inturie
Act and deed, before me
This Deed of gift being proved before Edw: Christian
the Deemster, ye same is accepted of for ye
las will of Eliz: Gill & her daughter Jane sworn in form of Law
acceptum et solvit

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Pledges to perform the office & pay all debts,
Edwd Gill & Ewan Curghey

Last Modified 9 June 2018