| Submitted by: | Leanora Curnick |
| Date: | 27 June 2018 |
| Original: | 0106414 |
Administration of Henry Gawne 1811
To the Reverend Nicholas
Christian & Thos Cubbon Vicars
General within this Island ?
The humble petitioner of
Edwd Gawne of Mount
Gawne in the Parish of
Rushen Esquire
Sheweth
That Henry Gawne of the
same parish did on yesterday depart
this life intestate leaving behind him
Judith - his Widow and several children
That the said Henry Gawne was
in his lifetime and at the time of his
decease indebted unto your petitioner
in the sum of one hundred pounds
British or thereabouts
That from the sudden manner
in which the said Henry Gawne
met with his death the personal &
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other property of which the said
Henry Gawne died possessed is in
a deranged stat and your petitioner
is aware that if immediate steps to
secure the said property for the benefit
are not taken
of all Concerned ^ that the same will
be embezled or otherwise made
away with
Wherefore your pertitioner
humbly prays a hearing of
this petition and that
Administration of the
Estate of the said Henry
Gawne may be Committed
or granted unto your pet'or
to some other proper person
or persons, and ... petr
further prays that the Summons
to hear it may Concern be
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in the meantime forthwith
ordered to secure the personal
property of the said Henry
Gawne for the benefit of E'one
petr and all others Concerned
and ... petr will pray
Robert Kelly
for the Petitioner
Ordered that this petition come on
to be heard before me at a Court to be
holden at Ramsey the 17th of January next
by Eleven O Clock in the forenoon whereby
all proper parties & persons are to have
due Notice And the s[...] whom
it may Concern is in the meantime
Ordered to take an Inventory & appraizal
of the personal property of the decd and
secure the same until the further order of this
Court - Given at KK Maughold
This 27 day of Year 1810
Thos Cubbon
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Rushen
At an Ecclessiastical Court holden at Douglas
17th January 1811
Henry Gawne of the Parish Rushen having de-
parted this life on or about the 26th day of December
last past Intestate - and his Widow & Children having
declined to Administer - The Court thereupon &
for the preservation of the Rights of all Persons
Interested hath committed the Administration
of all and Singular the Goods Rights Credits
Chattles Afects which were of the said Henry
Gawne to John Kneen of Rushen and Charles
Preston of Malew in trust, And they are sworn
well and truly to administer the same to
exhibit a full true and perfect Inventory &
account Sales there of to the Episcopal Registry
to pay all his just debts so far forth as the
Goods will extend and the law bind them
and to be accountable for their administra
tion when thereunto lawfully required &
to these ends they have given Pledges in
form of law namely Robt Kelly Esquire
of Castletown & Alexander Cornich of Douglas
Decretum est
Thos Cubbon
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1811
June 12th John Woods claims British..........£10..5..8
" John Corrin............Do............. 4..4..0
" Elinr Bell.............Do............. ...3..6
July 25th Clague.................Do............. 2.18..0
Augst 20th John Gell..............Do............. 3..3..8
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July 26th.....John Shimin claims...British.......... 1.14..6
" Cath. Shimin...........Do............. 0.14..4
" Nichs Kinley...........Do............. 1..7..0
Augst 6 Margt Keoin............Do............. 1.14..0
27th Matths Harrison........Do............. 2.10..0
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By the virtue of the Reverend Vicar
General Cubbons Authority his order to
A Pettion I have Lawfully Charged
John Gawne
William Gawne
Thomas Gawne and
Judy Gawne of Rushin Deffendants
To Appear before his Reverence at the Court
House in Douglas on Thursday Next by
ten O Clock in the forenoon to answer the suit
of Rushin
of John Kneen ^ and Charles Priston of KK Mallew
This I order the 15 of January 1811
Thomas Christian Sumner of Parishioners
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Inventory and Appraisement of the Goods and Effects of
Henry Gawne deceased taken by Thomas Corrish an Sumner of Rushen
in pursuance of An Order of the Revd Vicar General Thomas Cubbon
Granted on the Petition of Edward Gawn Esquire Bearing Date the 27th
December 1810 - Taken the 31st December 1810
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A Horse................................. 12.12..0
A Heiffer in calf........................ 7..0..0
A Cow.................................... 7..0..0
A Hornd Cow.............................. 7.10..0
To A Young heffer........................... 6..0
A Calf................................... 0.15..0
A Pig.................................... 0.16..0
A Pig.................................... 1..7..0
To Half of 3 sheep....................... 1..0..0
To [??] sheep at [?]-64.................. 1..2..6
To 2 stacks of oats...................... 3.10..0
To 2 stacks of Barley.................... 6.10..0
To A Hay stack........................... 3..3..0
To A Parcel of Clean..................... 8..0..0
Barley
To 4 sacks at 2..6 [pr do]............... 0.10..0
To A Quantity [Lince].................... 6..0..0
To A Plow................................ 1.10..0
To [Duny]................................ 1.10..0
A Cart and Gear.......................... 6.10..0
A Turf stack............................. 0.10..6
Shades and Grapes....................... [0..4..8]
A Quantity of [scan cut off here]
2 Pots and Kettel........................ 0..6..0
A Griddle & [?]oa and pothooks........... 0..4..0
Earthin Ware............................. 0..4..6
Chaney ware With spoons & Looking........ 0.10..0
Glass
To a small Table & Basket................ 0..1..0
To a Parcel of Wollen thread............. 0.10..6
To 2 fishing Lines....................... 0..1..6
To A small chest & Barrel................ 0..4..0
A Churn.................................. 0..3..0
A Large wheel............................ 0.[5].0
A Bead and Beading....................... 0..8..0
A Bead................................... 0.12..0
A Bead................................... 0..6..0
2 Wheels & Reel.......................... 0.18..0
A Piece of Nett with Boy and............. 0.[5].0
......................straps
A Quantity of Thrashed oats.............. 0.16..0
Thrashed Wheat........................... 0.16..0
To Half Quarter of A Boat................ 9.[5].0
Stools & hatchet & Bellows............... 0..1..6
To Aparel................................ 0.[12].0
To Harrows............................... 0.10..0
A Lump of Lime stones.................... 1.10..0
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A Draper............................... £0..7..0
A Pot................................... 0..2..6
A Table................................. 0.10..0
A Chair................................. 0..2..6
A Piece of hide......................... 0..2..0
Two Pieces of Nets..................... [5].0..0
A [Prissel] of Joiners Tools............ 0..4..0
A Hopper and Plow Gear.................. 0..1..6
A Woodden Disk & two spade.............. 0..1..0
A [Cake] Chest.......................... 0..7..0
A [??] and Deck......................... 0..1..6
A Wooden Bowl and Butter................ 0..2..6
Meal.................................... -..6..0
Oat Meal................................ 0..4..0
A Bead.................................. 0.12..0
A Parcel of [..]avings.................. 2..0..0
2 P[...] at 3s [.] do................... 0..6..0
Beef and [Prarrit]...................... 0..4..0
10.13..6
102.16..6
British 113.10..0
Jany 17th 1811 Returned by
John Knein & Charles Preston the
Administrators - Thos Cubbon
Last Modified 27 June 2018