Brian Lawson's index has a will for:
MURREY, Margaret 1683/1 Bra A w 0106204.

It is included in Joyce M Oates's transcriptions of all Arch wills on film to 1699.
Ian Radcliffe is gradually adding them to his website.

It is very long - hope it will fit on this.
[The notes at the top are Joyce's summary and explanations.]

Archdeacon Will 1683A #32 Braddan will of Mrs Margaret Murrey alias Joyner the Elder of Douglas, dated 24 June 1682:
Summary: husband [John] Murrey is not mentioned [died November 1676, EpW 1676], dau Margaret Murrey (married to David Murrey junior), son David Murrey, son Robert Murrey, grandchildren (4 in Chester [Susanna & John & Hanah & Robert Murrey, their father is Robert Murrey], 4 in Douglas [including Margaret junior of age & Elizabeth & John [of age] Murrey, & John Murrey junior], 1 in Ramsey [Robert Murrey underage]), 3 daughters in law, cousin Henry Lowcay, brother Richard Joyner (married to Isabel [Christian]), sister Ellinor (married to John Taubman), nephew Thomas Joyner, granddau Robert Murrey of Ramsey, witnesses: Mr Henry Lowcay & Mr Robert Radcliffe, witness to codicil Mrs Ellinor Robinson alias Quayle, also: Jane Cottier, Mr Thomas Fletcher deemster,
Braddan parish register: Mrs Margt Murrey, wife of Mr. Jo. Murrey de Duglas, bur 20 Jan 1683/4
husband: Braddan parish register: Mr. Jo: Morey de Duglas, merchant, bur 9 Nov 1676 Episcopal Will
will of mother: ArW 1645A #08 Braddan will of Catharine Joyner alias Norris, dated 7 April 1645: husband xxxx Joyner is alive, dau Ellin, grandson John Murrey, son Richard, dau Margaret [married John Murrey], dau Alice Joyner; also: Catharine Barry
mother: Braddan bur reg: Katherin Joyner als Noris bur 7 Apr 1645
see: Michael parish register: Ellin Quayle married Thomas Robinson on 6 June 1675 in Michael

Braddan parish register: Mr Thomas Robinson, Duglas, minister, buried 13 January 1682/3
?dau in law: Braddan parish register: Mrs. Murrey als Quayle, aged 89 years., Sepult, bur 6 Jan 1730. b abt 1641

Archd wills Feb 1730/1 defuncts Braddan: Mrs. Ellinor Murrey als Quayle died
?relationship: ArW 1692 #47 Braddan, of Elizabeth Quayle als Norris: son Francis Quayle in Ireland (his son Wm Quayle in Dublin); grandchild Mgt Quayle; grandchild Hannah Steeciey[?], grandchild Margt Kelly; grandchild Wm Quayle; dau Ellinor Murrey of Douglas (executrix)
?relationship: Braddan parish register: Mrs. Elizabeth Quayle als Norris bur 7 Apr 1692

Douglas June 24th 1682

In the name of God. Amen I Margaret Murrey weak &
sick in Body but through the mercy & goodness of Gd, sound
in memory & understanding, make this my last Will and
Testament in form & manner following:
First, I give & beqeuath my soul into the hands of Almighty
God, humbly beseeching him for his infinite mercy-sake &
the alone merits of my blessed Saviour Christ Jesus to
pardon my manifold sins & transgressions; and also I commit
my Body to Christian Burial. Item, I leave twenty shillings
to the poor of Kirk-Braddon Parish. Item I leave to my
dear Brother Richard Joyner fifty pounds. Item I leave
my Daughter Margaret Murrey & my grand-children, that is
to say, four in Chester, four in Douglas, and one in Ramsey,
joynt Executors of all my goods moveable & unmoveable.
And when my said Daughter Margret Murrey shall depart
this life it is my will that he share or part of goods shall
come to her child; and if it please God that her child decease,
it is my will that the said goods left & bequeathed by
me to the said child, shall come to & be divided equally
among the rest of my surviving Grand-children. Item
it is my will that what my Brother Richard Joyner is
indebted in the Shop (so farr as concerns my share) shall
be remitted. Item, it is also my will that what my Brother
John Tubman is in arrears in ye said shop (so farr as my
share extends to) shall be remitted shall be remitted to
my sister Ellenour his wife. Item, I leave all my wearing clothes
to my said sister Ellenour & sister Isabel wife to my Bro-
ther Richard. Item, I leave to my Grand-child Margaret
Murrey ten pounds & a furnisht bed above ye rest of my Grand-
children. Item, I leave to my Grand-child John Murrey her brother ten
pounds & a furnishd bed above the rest of my
grand-children. Item, it is
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my will that the aforementioned goods left to my Grand-children
shall be & continue with my son David Murrey & Daughter Margaret
Murrey, & they to improve them to the best advantage & profit of my
said Grand-children, till they come to age to call for or demand
them. Item, it is my will, that in case my son Robert Murrey shall
immediately after my decease call for that part of goods left by me
to his cildren, they shall be delivered to him for their use & benefit
Item, I leave to my cousin Lowcay Chaplain at Castle-town a
twenty shillings peece of gold.
Item I leave three pieces of gold to my three daughters in law

Margaret Murrey M

her mark
It is my will that these Codicills be annexed
First, I leave my Daughter Margaret Murrey aforementioned a
quarter of my goods, and the remainder of my goods I leave among
my Executors above-written. It: Tis my will that what I have left
to my said Daughter Margaret Murrey, at her decease be left to her
own children. It: I leave to my nephew Tho: Joyner five pounds
to maintain him at School. It: Tis my will that my Grand-child
Margaret Murrey have half of those goods which I have left (as is
before specified) to my Grand-child Robert Murrey of Ramsey. In testi
mony hereof I have caused my name to be subscribed hereunto & have set my
harm

Margaret Murrey

her mark
It: I leave my part of the Lough
to Jane Cottier; It: Tis my will
that my Brother Rich: Joyner pay none
of the debt mentioned in the Shop-book

Att KK Braddan Church Aprill ye 3d 1684
Mr Henry Lowcay & Mr Robt: Radcliffe witnesses to this will as are in -----[fold]
on the back of this will, have sworne, yt all & above written was acknowledged
to be Mrs Margaret Murrey deceased to be her last will & Testamt: only -----[fold]
ert Radcliffe declared on his oath, yt Mr Lowcay told him yt he had annexed -----[fold]
abovesaid Codicills by Mrs Murreyes direction & exprestion at two severall times -----[fold]
ye date of ye foresd will, & yt it was her mind & desire yt Mr Lowcay should imp-----[fold]
the same unto him, wch accordingly was done & declared
The Exxecutrs: herein mentioned being not all of them present either in person -----[fold]
proxie therefore they are to appeare & be sworne, with their Supervisors or guardians (when -----[fold]
shall chuse) or ye Law provide) the next meeting upon notice

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June 24th 1682
Margaret Murrey the
Elder did acknowledge
befofe us the day & year
above-written that the
within writing contains her
Last Will & Testament. In
testimony hereof we subscribe
our names

Hen: Lowcay

Robert Ratcliff
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Att Duglasse ye 2th of Augt: 1684
Mrs Elinor Robinson als Quaile being this day sworne and
examined touching the first Codicill annexed to Mrs Margrett
Murreyes will saith, that ye sd: Mrs Murrey told her after she
made her said will yt she had left ye quarter part of her
goods & estate to her Daughter Margrett Murrey, as is re---- -----[fold]
pressed in ye sd will or Codicill & further saith not

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Duglas the ffirst of August 1684

Whereas Margrett Murrey Late of Duglass In the
Isle of Man deceased by her will wch is upon Record hath
Left Margret Murrey her daughter & Margrett Murrey & Eliza=
beth & John Murrey of Duglass her grandchildren & Susanna
Murrey & John & Hannah & Robert Murrey of Chester &
Robert Murrey of Ramsey & John Murrey of Duglas junior
her Joynt executors of the sd will beareing date ye 24th
day of June 1682 As by sd will Apeares & have all her estate
devided amonst them as ye will declares after the severall
Legacies being payde As ffollows viz: to ye poore of
KK Bradan Parish twenty shillings, to Rich: Joyner
ffiffty Pounds & her shaire of what he owe in ye Shoppe
booke, & of what John Tudman oweth one halfe who remitu----[edge]
to her sister Ellinor, to Margrett Murrey & John of Duglas her grand
children twenty Pounds over above ye rest of ye executors
& a furnished feather Bed to Margret Murrey her grandchild
& 1 peice of gold to Mr Lowcay & 3 peices of gold to her 3 daughters
in Law & by ye codicills accepted to ye sd will to her Daughter
Margrett Murrey affore mentioned a quarter of her goods & to Tho:
Joyner ffive Pounds & to Jane Cotter her part of ye Lough
Affter wch: Legacies being satisfied it is the day above
written mutually Agreed between David Murrey of Duglas
junior husband to ye bovesd Margrett Murrey daughter to the
deceadent upon the own part & Robert Murrey of ye cittie
of Chester on the behalfe of his children above mentioned
& Margrett Murrey of Duglas junior & Elizabeth & John on there
owne behalfes & Robert Murrey of Chester & Margrett Murrey
of Duglas on ye behalfe of Robert Murrey of Ramsey
that the said David Murrey Junior shall pay or cause to be
payde in mony & goods to the said tenn executors
the sum of two hundered & forty five pounds equally
amonst them wch is ye full esttate wch belonged to
the deseased Margrett Murrey as ffar as we can possible
find out or computte in wittness heareof eatch person
hath heareunto sett there hands the day and yeare
ffirst above written
Elizabeth Murrey David Murrey
John Murrey Robert Murrey

Margrett Murrey

Ellin Robinson X

Margrett Murrey Junior

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Att Duglasse ye 1st of Augt 1684 before Mr J----[dark]

Christian Vicar Genll: in behalf of ye Archdeacon -----[dark]

& Sam: Watleworth Register

The within agreemt being mutually accorded unto by all ye
Executrs: at age, & by the Supervisors in behalfe of as many as ----[edge]
underage, & the same subscribed an d delivered accordingly & as ----[edge]
Inventorie of ye testatrix: to which Mr David Murrey junr: of
Duglasse & son in law to ye sd testatrix is sworne for its fait----[edge]
full performance, & to pay all debts, legasies, & what ever ye Law s----[edge]
therein require, and ye office to secure by his own & bondsmen t----[edge]
obligation, is therefore accordingly accepted, the executrs at age
& ye suprvisors aforesd being sensible & due soe acknowledge yt the sd
agreemt & summe therein mentioned is ye full valuation of ye goods
properly due unto ye foresd Executrs by ye will of ye sd Mrs Mur
rey decease David Murrey

Pledges in forme of Law & to Secure

the office

David Murrey

Robert Murrey

Octr: 15th 1684
Mr Tho: Ffletcher Deemstr: enters his claime agt ye Executrs
of Mrs Margrett Murrey for ye summe of 6£ due debt for
plowing certaine limed lands for severall yeares & craveth triall
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