You said:
The Son of Daniel Looney and Isabel Camaish.
Maughold Burials - Looney, John 87 yrs 2 December 1835 (Yack) [Will].
Isabel Looney als Camaish.
Maughold Burials - Looney, Isabel 21 January 1817 buried.
My response: John Looney (Yack) seems way out of place here. If he died in 1835 and was 87 years old, this means he was born about 1748. The closest match to me is John Looney and Margaret Kelvy's son, the "Twin" John Looney who you show was born 1745.
Here below is a Nov 1835 Will that looks like it belongs to this John Looney who died in December 1835.
(from MM / LDS 0106248 ) - courtesy of Averil Roper
In the name of God Amen
I John Looney of KK Maughold being of
Sound Mind Memory and Understanding
do hereby make and Publish this my
Last Will and Testament revoking all
other Will or Wills Wheresoever or ------
Howsoever made ------
First I Commit my Soul to God &
my Body after my decease to be
decently interred in the Parish
Churchyard ------- I leave
& bequeath Sixpence to each of my
Children Item I leave and bequeath
to my Two Grand children ( now
Living with me ) William and Isabella
Stowell the Whole of my property
that I have or may have at the
time of my decease equally Share
and Share alike between them
and do appoint and ordain
My Son Robert to be my Sole
Executor in Trust of this my last
Will & Testament in Witness
Whereof I have hereunto Let my
Seal & Mark this 20th -- of Novr ---
1835 John Looney X his Mark
Signed in presence
Of --------
Then there is yet another document which you quoted some years earlier that also looks to me like it ties in with this John Looney who died in 1835. I only quote the part of the document which seems meaningful. As follows:
Know all men by these Presents that I
John Looney Senior of Boshin acknowledged
to have given an Heirs bargain to my son John
of a parcel of land commonly called Gob - ny -
Schoot joining the rent of General Goldie
on the west and south the rent of William
Kerruish on the north and of Evan Looney
and Clague on the east this bargain bears
date the twenty ninth day of June one thousand
eight hundred and thirty one the lands to be
posessed on my decease and I now give
him possession of the same to ma�. The
�.. according to his own [liking] and to take
possession in all the easements that are
belonging to the said Lands � this the nine
[teenth] day of December 1831 my X
John Looney
To me this looks an awful lot like John Looney, son of John and Margaret (Kelvy) Looney.