Ancestors of Will QUIGGIN -
First Generation
1. Will QUIGGIN1-9 was christened on 29 Jun 1810 in Michael, Isle of Man. He died on 26 May 1878 in Michael, Isle of Man. He was buried on 29 May 1878 in Michael, Isle of Man. !CHR: 29 June 1810 Kirk Michael Parish Christening Records FHL Film
#0106737 son of Philip Quiggin and Jane Caine of Shalghaige.
!MARRIAGE: 23 Feb 1861 - Copy of Certificate of Marriage #113 page 57
FHL Film #0106178: William Quiggin full age bachelor farmer Shalghage
father Philip Quiggin farmer married Catharine Cowley full age spinster
BallaKilley Clien father William Cowley farmer. Married by James B.
Kelly Vicar. Present were John Garrett and Marget Cowley.
!RESIDENCE: Shalghaige
!OCCUPATION: Farmer
!DEATH: 26 May 1878 Kirk Michael Death Records #2 page 1 FHL Film
#0454970. Died from Disease of Brain and Paralysis. Wife present.
Kirk Michael Monumental Inscriptions Book Old Yard Page 22 Row E #16:
In memory of William Quiggin of Shalghage, Michael, who departed this
life May 26th 1878 aged 67 years.
!BURIAL: 29 May 1878 Kirk Michael Burial Registers 1610-1981 Book
page 107: William aged 67 yrs Shogh-Lague buried 29 May 1878.
!EPISCOPAL WILL Kirk Michael 1878 #126 FHL Film #0106486:
The humble petition of Catherine Quiggin widow William Quiggin, Henry
Gill, James Quiggin, Ann Gill, Ann Cannell and Jane Caine next of kin of
William Quiggin late of Shalghage in the parish of Michael farmer.
Sheweth:
That the said William Quiggin died on or about the day of May intestate
that his estate consists principally of farm stock growing crops on
which require immediate care and supervision.
That it is necessary to carry on the general work of the farm or to
arrange for an immediate sale of the stock or otherwise there may be
considerable loss to the estate.
That your petitioners are therefore desirous that administration of the
estate and effects of the said William Quiggin may be forthwith granted
to petitioners or to some fit and proper person nominated by them.
Wherefore your petitioners humbly pray a hearing hereof and that your
Worship may be please to grant administration of the estate and effects
of the said William Quiggin to one of your petitioners or to some fit and
proper person nominated by them.
And petitioners will pray. Rich. Sherwood for Pet.
Ordered that this petition do come on to be heard at a Special
Ecclesiastical Court to be held at Douglas on Saturday the 15th day of
June 1878 at 12 o'clock noon. Whereof all proper parties and persons are
to have due and lawful notice. R. Jebb
Large inventory taken - not recorded here in this will.
I Catherine Quiggin widow of the late William Quiggin do hereby admit to
have audited the foregoing accounts of William Killip administrator and
hereby declare the same correct an further do hereby acknowledge to
have received from the said administrator the sum of two pounds
nineteen shillings and ten pence my distributive share of the personal
estate of the said William Quiggin to which I am entitled as his widow.
This Sixth day of August 1881
Catherine Quiggin
Witnessed by Catherine Ann Moore
Know all men by these presents that Matilda Caine of Manchester
daughter of the late Daniel Caine of Ballanea in Michael doth own and
acknowledge to have received from William Killip administrator of the
estate and effects of the late William Quiggin of Shalgaguie the sum of
thirty pounds fifteen shillings and ten pence being the amount to which
she is entitled under the will of the late Elizabeth Banks of Ballanea in
Michael of whom the said Willliam Quiggin was executor with all
interest up to this date and she doth hereby release and discharge the
said William Killip as such administrator and the estate and effects of
the said William Quiggin from all further claim liability or demand in
respect of her share of the estate of the said Elizabeth Banks.
Witness her name this the Sixth day of June 1879.
Matilda Cain
Witnessed by Catherine Kinvig
We authorized the Sherwood Advocate to present a petition to the
Ecclesiastical Court in our names in order to have administration of the
estate and effects of William Quiggin late of Shalghage in Michael
granted to William Killip of the said parish petition to be presented at
Douglas or elsewhere and if necessary we authorized application to be
made for a special court for the purpose.
Witness our names this 7th day of June 1878
William Quiggin
Henry Gill
James Quiggin
Ann Gill
Catherine Quiggin
Ann Cannell
Jane Caine
Witnessed signatures of Wm Quiggin and Henry Gill
Wm L. Clarke
Margaret Kinely
Lizzie Gill
John Caine
Second Generation
2. Philip QUIGGIN1-9 was christened on 16 Dec 1771 in Michael, Isle of Man. He died on 8 Sep 1844 in Michael, Isle of Man. He was buried on 10 Sep 1844 in Michael, Isle of Man. !CHR: 16 Dec 1771 Kirk Michael Parish Christening Records FHL Film
#0106737 son of John Quiggin and Grace Crye.
!MARRIAGE: abt 1797
!RESIDENCE: Shoughlaige(Many different spellings of Shylchaig)
!DEATH: 8 Sep 1844 Kirk Michael Monumental Inscriptions Book Old Yard
page 22 Row E #16b: Sacred to the memory of Phillip Quiggin of
Shughlague who departed this life the 8th day of September 1844 aged
72 years.
!BURIAL: 10 Sep 1844 Kirk Michael Parish Burial Register Book page 107:
Phillip Quiggin aged 72 years buried 10 Sep 1844.
!EPISCOPAL WILL Kirk Michael 1844 FHL Film #0106444:
PHILIP QUIGGIN
Archdeacon Will KM 1844 F#0106444:
In the name of God Amen. I Philip Quiggin of Shughlage in the parish of
Michael and Jane Quiggin my wife do make this our joint will and
testament as follows viz:
In the first place we commit our souls to God and bodies to Christian
burial.
Secondly we leave to our son John a horse, a cow, the bed that he sleeps
on with the bedding together with one half of the cart, plow, harrows,
winnowing machine and farming implements after the death of the first
of us and the clock after the death of the longest liver or survivor.
We leave to our son William the sum of forty pounds together with a bed
bedding and cow payable at the death of the first of us.
And six pence each to all cravers.
Lastly we nominate ordain and appoint the longest liver of us the said
Philip Quiggin or Jane Quiggin whole and sole executor or executrix of
this our joint will being of sound mind memory and understanding at the
making thereof confirming this to be our joint will and testament this
29th day of July 1841.
Philip Quiggin
Jane Quiggin
Witnessed by - Ann Kelly
Patrick Kelly
At a Chapter Court holden at KK Michael 31st October 1844.
The executrix is sworn in Court in form of Law and hath given pledges
for the payment of debts and legacies namely Patrick Kelly of the village
and John Quiggin of Ballashoghlage both in the parish of Michael
PROBATUM EST Philip QUIGGIN and Jane CAINE were married about 1797.
3. Jane CAINE1-9 was christened in Aug 1771 in Michael, Isle of Man. She died on 10 Jan 1856 in Michael, Isle of Man. She was buried on 12 Jan 1856 in Michael, Isle of Man. !CHR: Aug 1771 Kirk Michael Parish Christening Records FHL Film
#0106737 daughter of John Caine and Grace Killey.
!MARRIAGE: abt 1797 to Philip Quiggin son of John Quiggin and Grace
Crye.
!DEATH: 10 Jan 1856 Kirk Michael Monumental Inscritions Book Old Yard
page 21 Row E #14b: In memory of Ann Quiggin daughter of Phillip and
Jane Quiggin Shoughlaige who departed this life Sept 23rd 1809 aged 11
years. Also Jane wife of the above named Phillip Quiggin who departed
this life January 10th 1856 aged 84 years.
!BURIAL: 12 Jan 1856 Kirk Michael Burial Register 1610-1981 Book page
106 at the bottom: Jane Quiggin aged 84 yr (Shough-Lague) buried KM 12
Jan 1856.
!ARCHDEACON WILL Kirk Michael 1856 #49 FHL Film #0106258:
In the Name of God Amen.
I Jane Quiggin of Shalghaige in the parish of KK Michael being weak in
body but of a sound disposing mind memory and understanding do make
declare and publish this my last will and testament in the following
manner and form viz -
First I commend my soul to God and my body to a Christian burial.
I leave and bequeath to my son John Quiggin a cow and six sheep and a
bed and bedding and furniture thereto belonging and my best spinning
wheel and the whole of my socks as a legacy.
Lastly I nominate consititute ordain and appoint my son William Quiggin
whole and sole executrix of this my last will and testament and
residuary legatee of all and singular the whole of my goods and effects
and of all my personal estate of all descriptions whatsoever or
wheresoever. In testimony whereof I have hereunto subscribed or
caused to be subscribed my name and mark this the Eighteeen day of
March One Thousand Eight Hundred and Forty Six. Jane Quiggin
Witness present:
Danl Caine
John Caine
At a Chapter Court held in Kirk Michael on the 12th day of June 1856.
Daniel Caine and John Caine the subscribing witnesses to the foregoing
paper writing purporting to be the will of Jane Quiggin deceased having
made oath upon the Holy Evangelists that said Jane Quiggin the testatrix
when of sound and disposing mind memory and understanding duly signed
and executed the same as and for her last will and testament in their
presence. William Quiggin the executor therein named is therefore
sworn well and truly to fulfil and execute said will according to law - to
pay all the just debts legacies and funeral expenses of said tastatrix so
far forth as the good and effects will extend and the law bind him. And
also to return tothe Archdeacon's Registry a full true and perfect
inventory of said estate and effects with an accurate account of his acts
and proceedings in the premises when thereunto lawfully required and to
these ends he hath given pledges namely John Caine and Daniel Caine who
have entered into and executed the usual bond in presence of the court.
Philip QUIGGIN and Jane CAINE had the following children:
i. Ann QUIGGIN1-9 was christened on 22 Apr 1798 in Michael, Isle of Man. She died on 23 Sep 1809 in Michael, Isle of Man. She was buried on 25 Sep 1809 in Michael, Isle of Man. !CHR: 22 apr 1798 Kirk Michael Parish Christening Records FHL Film
#0106737 daughter of Philip Quiggin and Jane Caine.
!DEATH: 23 Sep 1809 Kirk Michael Monumental Inscriptions Book Old Yard
Page 22 Row E #14b: In memory of Ann Quiggin daughter of Phillip and
Jane Quiggin Shoughlaige who departed this life Sept 23rd 1809 aged 11
years.
!BURIAL: 25 Sep 1809 Kirk Michael Burial Register 1610-1981 Book Page
106: Ann Quiggin daughter of Philip buried 25 Sep 1809.
ii. Catharine QUIGGIN1-9 was christened on 19 Oct 1800 in Michael, Isle of Man.
iii. John QUIGGIN1-9 was christened on 10 Oct 1802 in Michael, Isle of Man. He was buried on 12 Jan 1858 in Michael, Isle of Man. !CHR:10 Oct 1802 Kirk Michael Parish Christening Records FHL Film
#0106737 son of Philip Quiggin and Jane Caine.
!DEATH:
!BURIAL: 12 Jan 1858 Kirk Michael Parish Burial Registers 1610-1981
Book page 107: John aged 55 yrs Shogh-Lague buried 12 Jan 1858.
iv. Philip QUIGGIN1-9 was born.
1 v. Will QUIGGIN.