The three Peter Murrays in Maughold were father, son, and grandson.
Peter Murray & Ann Quayle married in Maughold on 13 Dec 1766.
Their children’s bapts:
Elizabeth, Peter Murray/Anne Quayle 17 Feb 1767.
John, Peter Murray/Anne Quayle 24 Feb 1769; John MURRAY infant buried Mar.6 1769.
Anne, Peter Murray/Anne Quayle 28 Feb 1770.
Mary, Peter Murry/Anne Quayle 20 Sep 1772; Mary MURREY buried May 29 1788.
John, Peter Murray/Anne Quayle 9 May 1775, Private baptism; John MURREY minor buried Jul 23 1784.
Peter, Peter Murray/Ann Quayle 1 Aug 1779.
Margaret, Peter Murray/Anne Quayle 2 Jun 1782.
John, Peter Murray/Anne Quayle 5 Feb 1786.
Ann MURRAY als QUAYLE buried on June 2 1789.
MURRAY, Ann 1789-2 Mau QUAYLE E w film no.0106401 [According to Constance Radcliffe, Ann’s executor her husband Peter, had "Abjured the island", and the administration was given to their two eldest daughters, their son and heir Peter being only ten.]
However he had returned by 1795:
Peter Murrey married [2] Elizabeth Corris 18 Jul 1795.
Their children’s bapts:
George, Peter Murrey/Elizabeth Corris 24 Jan 1796.
Cath, Peter Murrey/Elizabeth Corris 17 Sep 1797.
James, Peter Murrey/Elizabeth Corris 20 Apr 1800.
Peter MURREY was buried Jan 20 1805.
His widow Elizabeth married William CLEATER on 8 Mar 1806.
Bapts:
John, William Cleater/Eliz Murrey alias Corris 24 Nov 1806, Private baptism.
Ann, William Cleator/ Elizabeth Murray 10 Dec 1815.
Bapt:
[Ann, Peter Murray/Jane Looney 14 Jun 1801, Illegitimate.]
Peter Murray [bapt.1 Aug 1779] & Jane Kennish married 2 Jun 1801.
Their children’s bapts:
John, Peter Murrey/Jane Kennish 3 Jul 1803; John MURRAY buried April 8 1815.
Peter, Peter Murray/Jane Kennish 28 Apr 1805.
[Other children born elsewhere?]
John, Peter Murray/Jane Kennish 5 Oct 1817.
Jane, Peter Murray/Jane Kennish 28 Nov 1819.
James, Peter Murray/J Kennish 10 Mar 1822.
Jane MURRAY aged 56 buried Nov 15 1834.
MURRAY, Jane 1835 Mau A 36 0106248 [all will refs are from Brian Lawson’s website].
This will should show all her children, including those not born IOM, if any. – As may her husband’s will, see below.
Peter Murray married [2] Judith Fargher 14 Feb 1835.
Bapts:
Thomas, Peter Murray/Jud Fargher 13 Dec 1835
Ann, Peter Murray/Judith Fargher 26 Feb 1837
Elizabeth, Peter Murray/Judith Fargher 28 Oct 1838
George, Peter Murray/Jud Fargher 10 May 1841
1841 census [Tom Corteen’s transcript]:
2 17 88 Crow Creen Peter MURRAY 60 Farmer Isle of Man
2 17 88 Crow Creen Judith MURRAY 42 Isle of Man
2 17 88 Crow Creen James MURRAY 15 Shoemaker`s apprent Isle of Man
2 17 88 Crow Creen Thomas MURRAY 5 Isle of Man
2 17 88 Crow Creen Ann MURRAY 4 Isle of Man
2 17 88 Crow Creen Elizabeth MURRAY 2 Isle of Man
2 17 88 Crow Creen George MURRAY 1 m Isle of Man
Peter MURRAY aged 64 buried Nov 16 1843.
MURRAY, Peter 1843 Mau A 63 0106250 [will ref.]
Judith MURRAY aged 77 yrs of Ballachrink, Maughold buried May 30 1874
MURRAY, Judith 1874 Mau E 76 0106479 [will ref.]
Peter Murray [bapt 28 Apr 1805] & Judith Kerruish married 25 Jul 1831.
Their children’s bapts:
Ann Jane, Peter Murray/Judith Kerruish 1 Jun 1832, Privately baptised.
Margaret, Peter Murray/Jud Kerruish 26 Oct 1834.
John Thomas, Peter Murray/Judith Kerruish 1 Apr 1838.
William James, Peter Murray/Jane Kerruish 22 Sep 1841.
Daniel Alexander, Peter Murray/Jud Kerruish 20 Jul 1845.
1841 census [Tom Corteen’s transcript]:
2 17 89 Crow Creen Peter MURRAY 35 Farmer Isle of Man
2 17 89 Crow Creen Judith MURRAY 35 Isle of Man
2 17 89 Crow Creen Ann MURRAY 9 Isle of Man
2 17 89 Crow Creen Margaret MURRAY 5 Isle of Man
2 17 89 Crow Creen John MURRAY 3 Isle of Man
Peter MURRAY aged 71 of Crow Creen, Maughold buried Jul 26 1876.
MURRAY, Peter 1876 Mau E 169 0106482 [will ref.]
Judith MURRAY aged 85 yrs., Maughold, buried 3 Nov 1887.
In her ‘A History of Kirk Maughold’ Constance Radcliffe wrote:
“The only child of Thomas and Margaret Quayle was another Thomas (1700-1766), who became Lockman of Maughold, and whose heiress was his youngest and only surviving child, Ann (1741-1789). At this point another Scottish name makes its appearance, when Peter Murray married the heiress in 1766. He was the first of three Peter Murrays to be at Crowcreen, and apparently took some time to settle there, as when his wife Ann died in 1789 her will contains a note that her executor, her husband Peter, had "Abjured the island", and that administration was given to their two eldest daughters, their son and heir Peter being only ten. The original Peter must have returned to Maughold, as we find that he married for the second time in 1795, and had three more children. The second Peter (1779-1843), was also married twice, to members of neighbouring families, Jane Kennish, and Judith Fargher, while the third Peter (1805-1866) married another neighbour, Judith Kerruish of Glen Vullin, a croft on the other side of the Cornaa River. Members of the family moved to Douglas about the end of the nineteenth century, and there have been no Murrays in Crow-creen for over fifty years, but the road down to Cornaa Mill and shore, a continuation of the Rhullick ny Quakeryn road, is still called Murray's road, and the point where it crosses the tramline, Murray's Crossing.”
Do your Liverpool records fit into the gap in the children's baptisms 1805 - 1817?
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