Jane's mother Isabel came from this family, I hope it helps you.

Thomas Quine born before 1758 possibly (1753?) Onchan
Married 17 Dec 1774 in Braddan
Isabel Corkill baptised 19 July 1747 (died 4/1/1813)
Children Baptised in Braddan (Thomas’s birthplace & year unknown)
Thomas possibly Onchan 27 Aug 1775 [may have died 1855] (Living in Jurby in 1813 probably married Catherine Teare in 1798)
Margaret born August 3 1777 (Buried Braddan 14 Aug 1794) age 17 years
Matthias born April 25 1779 (Possibly married Margaret Stevenson in 1798 Marown [Stephen?])
Isabel Baptised Feb 15 1784 d 16 Jan 1864 married Robert Quirk
Elizabeth Baptised December 27 1785 (married 1810 Robert Quayle living in Michael in 1813)
William Baptised October 7 1781 (died probably before 1791, under 9 years, probably 1784)
Jane Baptised August 31 1788 (married Thos Corlett Jurby 12 Jan 1819 d 13 dec 1853 Jurby)
William Baptised January 30 1791 [possibly married Jane Quayle in 1813]
John Baptised June 16 1793 (married Margaret Kelly)

Thomas and Isabelle married in Braddan the week before Christmas in December 1774. The witnesses at the wedding were Edward Corkill, William Creer and William Killey.

Isabel died at the beginning of 1813 and was buried in Onchan, there is a record in the Braddan register that states "Isabel Quine ny Mealey als Corkill to Conchan. This seems to indicate she was living in Braddan but buried in Onchan. This location confirmed by a document issued by a court after her death which stated Isabel Quine of the parish of Kirk Conchan. Best guess on ny Mealey location is somewhere around Slieau Meayl.

Will of Isabel Quine alias Corkill died 1813 Onchan
Reg E Ref 1 Film 0106415

To the Reverend Thomas Stephen Clerk of the Vicar _ General of this Isle _ _
The humble petition of Robert Quayle of the parish of Kirk Michael and Elizth Quayle als Quine his wife and Thomas Quine of Jurby ~
Sheweth
That Isabel Quine of the parish of Onchan the late Mother of your _ _ _ (petitoners?) Elizabeth & Thomas Quine, departed this life in the beginning of the month of January last past, interstate ~

That your Petitioners are anxious that Letters of Administration of the Estate and Effects which were of the said Interstate may be granted to your Petitioner & the rest of the next of Kin of the Deceadent (Deceased?)

Wherefore your Petitioners humbly pray a hearing & that Ad__m (Admin?) of the said Deceadent’s Estate may be granted to her next of Kin in the usual form.
And your Peti___.(Petitt’s?) will pray ___

19th May 1813
Ordered that this Petition do come on to be heard before me at Ballayia____ee (looks like Ballayiarviee, probably Ballagarey?) in Marown on friday the 20th of May instant whereof all proper Parties & Persons concerned to have due Notice – Given this 21st day of May 1813 (followed by a signature possibly TStephen)

Different handwriting below difficult to read (on main document following on from above)
K Conchan
At an ___ (Consistory) court holden at Balla ____ (looks like yiaree but is probably Ballagarey) in K Marown the 28th May 1813.
Isabel Quine of the parish of K_ Conchan having in the beginning of the month of January last departed this life intestate, and this court having received intelligence thereof have decreed Robert Quayle, Thomas Quine and Matthew Quine admins of all and ________ (singular) the intestates goods Rights ______ (credits?) chattels and effects movable and immovable whatever and they are_____sworn faithfully to administer the same, to pay all her just debts so far forth as goods will extend and the law bind them, to return a perfect inventory into the Episcopal Registry, & to render a true account of their …. (admin?) when thereunto lawfully required, and to these ends they have given pledges in …. (form?) of law namely Thomas Quine of Jurby and William Quine of Braddan Decretum Est
____ (Signature possibly TStephen)

Different handwriting below (on separate sheet)
The Humble petition of Robert Quayle of the parish of Kk Michael and Elizabeth Quayle als Quine his Wife and Thomas Quine of Jurby ordered and allowed to come on to be heard on trial before the Rev Vicker(Vicar?) General Thomas Stephen at Ballarjarey (Ballagarey?) in Marown ofn friday 28th May 1813 By Which petition I John Kelly Sumner of Jurby have Lawfully charged Jane Quine one of the next of kin Charge Given on the 26 Day of may by me John Kelly Sumner

Different handwriting below(on separate sheet)
By virtue of the Rev’nd Vicar Gen T Stephen’s authority I have charged Mathias Quine William Quine John Quine Robert Quirk & Isabella his Wife of Braddan as next of kin to appear before his Rev. at a court to be houlden at Marown on Friday the 20th ……. (instant?) by ten of the clock in the forenoon to answer the suit of Robert Quayle and Elizabeth his wife and Thomas Quine this 21st of May __13 ___ (Wm?) Cowle Sumoner of Braddan