Hello Jenny,

As Frances said, I have transcripts of the Maughold parish registers made by Tom Corteen over several years from the original registers at the church. There are also copies at the IOM FHS library. If you join the society you will have access online to his 1841 census transcript.

Tom also had extensive Corteen records. Those names following Eunice Corteen in my message were the Corteen male ancestors going back.
I can give you more information on this family directly if you can give me your email address.

I have records about the Ballagorry Mooar Corkills. William 1779-1855 was the second son of John 1743-1798 and Jane Skillicorn from Lonan [and where the name Jane would have come from for her descendants] - they had seven children living in 1798, with five mentioned in their mother's 1823 decree. William's elder brother John Corkill 1777-1847 was the heir of the farm Ballagorry Mooar.

The parents of John 1743-1798 were William Corkill 1711-1764 & his second wife Esther Cannell of Andreas d.1774. His first wife Elizabeth Quay d.1738, and their eldest son William "perished by sea" 1759 - his 1760 decree is particularly useful for the names of his siblings divided into those of "the whole Blood" and those "of the half Blood". See http://www3.telus.net/lawson/twill/1760_007.html on Brian Lawson's website, plus other Corkill wills/decrees at the death dates I have given. If you want any further information let me know.

FamilySearch has Jane Corkill / Crellin / Looney in the 1881 census as Jane LOONEY aged 81 Joiners Widow living at Corony Hill Maughold with her unmarried daughter Jane CRELLIN aged 31, General Serv., but that age "31" is clearly wrong [51?]. You should be able to find both Janes in the censuses on Ancestry.com.

Sue