A lot useful information here, Averil.

Caroline Looney in 1861 is puzzling. Although she married William Callow in 1859, she is still using her maiden name in the 1861 census. Presumably it says she is unmarried. And William Callow is there as a married visitor, rather older than Caroline. By 1871 she is a widow. There was a marriage at Maughold on 20th April 1874 of John Kinrade to Carolina Callow. With the name Caroline being quite rare on the IoM at that time, that must be her remarrying.

In Woods Atlas of 1867 did you notice our old friend Gobneskeate? Perhaps George bought it back into the family from Thomas Kneale’s estate.

You have found an extra brother for George Looney, John baptised in 1794. It would be the next one, baptised in 1796, that married.

In the 1841 census at Ballagilley old Ewan and Mary have Catharine Looney with them, aged 14. She is the right age to be a granddaughter, but their two granddaughters aged Catherine would have been only 5, 6 or 7 at the time, too large a discrepancy even for the 1841 census. Do you think she might have ben great-niece Catharine, daughter of Christopher, son of Patrick?

Here are some Maughold MIs directly relevant to Douglas.

ZB31 IN affectionate remembrance of Mary Ann the beloved wife of Edward Quayle who died November 15th 1898 at Ballajora, Maughold aged 45 years. There is sweet rest in heaven. Also Edward Quayle husband of the above who died December 10th 1940 aged 85 years.

New cemetery D72 IN loving memory of John Edward Quayle, of Rhenab farm, who died March 2nd 1955, aged 66 years, also Maria Jane, beloved wife of the above, who died March 23rd 1962, aged 80 years

New cemetery E11 IN remembrance of William John Moore, of Baldromma-Beg, in this Parish, died 16th November 1949, aged 68 years, also his beloved wife Catherine Anne, died 24th August 1955, aged 70 years.