Kk Conchan - 1703/4 Composition Book

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Phillip Cannell

Of Douglas for the fourth part of a quarter of land called Ballnabroij of 7s 8d double rent compounded for in the year 1643 by Dollin Cannell, fine for the same was 7s 6d Lives one in being so now to pay

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Dorothy Corlett, Widdow

for another fourth part of the said quarter of Ballabroij of 7s 8d double rent compounded for in the year 1643 by Don Kermode noie (?) Robt patr, and John Cottier fine for the same was 7s 6d Lives expired so now to pay

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John Parr, Deemster

for 6s 4d double rent Henry Hutchin for 2d Ro Key for 2d Phill Cannell for 6s 6d Dorothy Curlett widow for 6s 6d Thomas Kelly and Thomas his grandson for 6s 8d John Vinch for 10s Thomas Joyner for 10s and Phill Moore for 6s 8d

All these being for parte of that quarter called Ballakermine and compounded for in the year 1643 by Robert Parr clo? Thomas Wilson, Margt Kermod, Doll Cannell, Thomas Kelly, Patr Vinch and Thomas Joynr. Fine for the same was £13 6s 8d one life in being so they are now to pay in proportion amongst them

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Fo.2

Mrs Margt Christian

Of the Nunnery for double rent, being the remainder of the said quarter of Ballakermeen compounded for in the year 1643 by Robert Calcotts.

John Curghey

Of Ballakillingan for one messuage and tenement called Ballaquayle of double rent compounded for in the year 1643 by Robert Quayle fine for the same was £3 15s Lives expired so now to pay

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James Oates Junr

Of Glencrggerey for one quarter of land of 30s 8d double rent, compounded for in the year 1643 by Sir William Oats fine for the same was 30s renewed in 1666. One life in being so now to pay

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Fo.3

Wm Kewley

For 17s 2d double rent, Robt Waterson for 7s and Thomas Waterson for 3s 6d all of these being for one quarter of land called Ballanird compounded for in the year 1643 by John Kewley fine for the same was 30s Lives expired so now to pay in proportion.

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John Oates, Crockeberry

for 6s 6d James Oates of Glancringgery for 2s double rent, Thomas Waterson for 19s Robert Waterson and Katherine Cannell widow and her children for 6s all being for a quarter of land called Ballamanaugh compounded for in the year 1643 by Edmond Kewley fine for the same was 30s renewed in the year 1666 viz halfe by John Caine in the behalf of Marriod Killey and the other half by Ro Cannell one life in being in both compositions, so are now to pay proportionably amongst them

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John Cannell, Tromode

for one quarter of land called Tromode of 26s 8d double rent, compounded for in the year 1643 by John Cannell his grandfather, fine for the same was 30s Lives expired so now to pay

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Fo.4

Don Christian, Bemmaughad

for one quarter of land of 25s double rent and another quarter of 11s double compounded for in the year 1643 by Edward Christian fine for both was 30s one life in being so now to pay

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Mrs Mary Parker

For one quarter of land called Ballavinch of 24s double rent compounded for in the year 1643 by Henry Vinch fine for the same and for one house in Douglas rent 4s 6d, two sellars rent 15d and one middling stead rent 3d was £5 10s, £4 whereof was reckoned for the land, and the remainder being 30s for the cottages aforesaid Lives dead so now to pay for the sd 24s rent

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James Bankes of Ballanahow

for one quarter of land called Ballacurry of 30s double rent, compounded for in the year 1643 by Thomas Bankes fine for this quarter and 12d cottage in Douglas was 30s Lives expired so now to pay

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John Bell

For the fourth part of a quarter called Ballakaighen of 5s 8d double rent, compounded for in the year 1643 by John Bell fine for this and 1d intack was 8s Lives expired so now to pay

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Fo.5

Capt James Moore of KK Lonan

for another fourth part of the said quarter of Ballakaighen, compounded for in the year 1643 being of the double rent of 5s 8d by Phill Moore. fine for the same was 7s 6d Renewed in 1666 and one life in being so now to pay

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Finlo Corkhill

For one quarter of land called Begoade of the double rent of 24s compounded for in the year 1643 by Finlo Corkhill his grandfather, fine then was for this & 4d intack was 30s One life in being so now to pay

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John Christian

For one quarter called Kilvertin of 22s 8d double rent compounded for in the year 1643 by Edm Christian. Fine for this and 4d intack was 30s Lives expired so now to pay

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James Christian

For two quarters of land called Begode more of 32s double rent compounded for in the year 1643 viz one quarter by John Cannell and the other quarter by Jony Fargher. Fine for both wth 18d Intack was £3 Lives all dead so now to pay

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Fo.6

John Kewley

For 9s 4d double rent and Thomas Fayle, W Kannell for 4s 8d being the quarter called the black quarter wherof 9s 4d above sd was compounded for in the year 1643 by Robert Kewley, fine then was 20s Lives expired so now to pay

Note: There hath been an allowance formerly given for half the rent of this quarter.

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Thomas Fayle, William Cannell psd

for another quarter called Ballacayne of 19s double rent compounded for in the year 1643 by John Lowy together with 2s 4d of the above 4s 8d in the black quarter fine for both was 30s renewed in 1671 and the lives expired so now to pay for the above 16s and 2s 4d above said

Note : This land was sold before the act of settlement to Thomas Quayle, therefore he is to be charged with this fine.

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And the other 2s 4d there was no composition appeared for the same

Note : He alleges that the other 10s was paid the moar as an alienation fine tho he bought it before the settlement as above

Dan Christian

Ballalugg For 8s John Christian Ball Kilvartin for 6s and Wm Cowne Ballalugg,for 8s 6d double rent all this for one quarter called Ballalugg of which rents there was compounded for in the year 1643 by John Cowne only 8s 6d fine for the same was 15s Lives expired so now to pay for this 8s 6d

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Fo.7

and by Thomas Lowey

8s 6d more being parte of the 12s 1d compounded for by him in the year 1643 fine for the said 12s 1d was 18s 9d Lives expired so now to pay in proportion for this

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Sill Quine

For one quarter called also Ballalugg of 17s double rent compounded for in the year 1643 by Malo: Cowne fine for the same was 30s Lives expired so now to pay

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Captn John Oats

For two quarters of land 46s double rent compounded for in the year 1643 by John Oats junior fine for the same and 10d intack was £3 Lives expired so now to pay

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John Cannell premd[prev mentioned?]

For one quarter and half of land called Byballoe of 26s double rent compounded for in the year 1643 by John Cannell his grandfather, fine for the same and 4d intack was 45s Lives expired so now to pay

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Fo.9

Thomas Christian of Clepps

for the fourth parte of a quarter of land called Clepps beg of 6s 6d double rent 3s 7d whereof is included in the 12s 1d compounded for in the year 1643 by Thomas Lowey is mentioned on the other side of the quarter of Ballalug, fine in proportion for this 3s 7d is 5s 3½d Lives expired so now to pay for the same

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And the remainder was compounded for in the year 1643 by William Corkhill fine for the same was 3s Lives expired so now to pay reserving all rights

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Robert Creer, Cleppes

for 19s 6d double rent being for three parts of a quarter called Clepps Creer compounded for in the year 1643 by John Creer. fine for the same was 22s 6d Lives expired so now to pay

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Don. Christian, Cleppes

for one quarter of land called Clepps of 18s double rent compounded for viz one half thereof by John Gellin in the year 1643.

Fine for the said halfe was 12s Lives expired so now to pay

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Fo.9

And the other was compounded for in the year 1643 by Wm Christian fine for the same was 15s Two lives yet in being so now to pay

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Robt Cowne, Lanshecan

For near one quarter and a half of Land 29s double rent and Thomas Fayle for 5s double rent being the remainder of the said quarter and a half compounded for in the year 1643 by Thomas Cowne fine for the same and 7d intack was 45s Lives expired so now to pay in proportion

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Thomas Christian, Slegeby

for two quarters of land called Slegeby of 37s double rent compounded for in the year 1643 by Dan Christian fine for the same and 2d intack was £3 one life in being so now to pay

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John Cottier, Slegeby

for one quarter of land called Ballacottier of 26s double rent, compounded for in the year 1643 by John Cottier. fine for the same and 7d intacks in the fells was 30s Lives expired so now to pay

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Fo.10

John Cannell

For one quarter of land of 19s double rent called Ballaskelly compounded for in the year 1643 by Richard Lewne. fine for the same was 24s one life in being so now to pay

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John Moore of the Hill

for one quarter of land called Ballacrunk of 28s double rent compounded for in the year 1643 by Thomas Moore fine for the same was 30s Lives expired so now to pay

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Thomas Cannon

For another quarter called Also Ballacrunk of 28s 8d double rent, compounded for in the year 1643 by William Christian fine for the same was 30s Lives expired so now to pay

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John Kewley of the Hill and Alice his daughter and her husband

for another half quarter of 16s double rent, compounded for in the year 1643 by Wm Kewley fine for the same was 30s Lives expired so now to pay

Q whether this be a quarter or half a quarter

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James Bankes

For five quarters of land called Ballnahow of £5 6s 8d double rent whereof two quarters lye common and unenclosed compounded for in the year 1643 by Thomas Bankes fine for the same was £6 10s Lives expired so now to pay

Note: Marked as an error - Howstrake

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John Cottier Of Slegeby

for two parcels of intacks one of 3d and another of 4d both compounded for in the year 1643 by John Cottier and the fine charged wth his quarterland in the treen of Slegeby

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Then for a parcel of other intacks called Mony Cottier of rent latly in Closse and not hitherto compounded for fine

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Thomas Fayle

For 4d intacks called the Mony Mollaugh, being part of the 7d rent compounded for in the year 1643 by Thomas Cowne, and the fine charged on him with this quarterland in the treen of Slegeby

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John Joyner

For one small croft of intack in Mony Slegeby of 2d rent compounded for in the year 1643 by Thomas Lowey fine for the same was 8d Lives expired so now to pay

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John Cannell Ballaskally

For 2d intack belonging to his Quarterland not compounded for

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Thomas Christian Slegeby

for a parcel of intack of 2d rent near the pinfold compounded for in the year 1643 by Dan. Christian and the fine charged with the quarterland

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Fo.13

Thomas Christian aforesaid

for two other parcels of intacks in Mony Mainaugh one of 2s and another of 2d lately enclosed and not formerly compounded fine

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Isa Corran and William Corran of Keondraughad

For several parcels of cottages and intacks of 21½d rent being for certain houses and gardens in Kendraughad whereof the sd Isa Corran pays 8d rent and the sd Wm Corran 14½d all compounded for in the year 1643 by Thomas Corran. fine for the same was 5s 6d one life in being so now to pay proportionably

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James Christian of Begode

for several parcells of Intacks in Mony Begode of 3s rent, whereof there was only compounded for in the year 1643 by John Cannell 18s and the fine charged with his quarterland of Begode

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And the other 18d is not compounded for fine

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John Crow of Kendroughad

for 14d of cottages and intacks in Kendroughad compounded for in the year 1643 by John Conilt fine for the same was 3s 6d Lives expired so now to pay

Note: it’s mentioned 14d in the composition 1643

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Fo.14

John Christian of Kendroughad

for certain cottages and intacks in Kendroughad compounded for in the year 1643 by John Christian fine for the same was Lives expired so now to pay

Note: that the 14½d mentioned in the composition 1643 though not so much in the Setting Book

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Capt James Moore of KK Lonan

for 21d intack in Mony Begode

Finlo Corkhill of Begode

for a parcel of intacks of 4d rent belonging to his quarterland, compounded for in the year 1643 by Finlo Corkhill his grandfather and the fine charged with the quarterland

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John Cannell pnce

for a parcel of intack belonging to his quarterland rent 4d compounded for in the year 1643 by John Cannell and the fine charged with his quarterland

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John Bell Balla Kaighen

for 1d intack adjoining to his farm compounded for in the year 1643 by John Bell and the fine charged with his quarterland

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Capt John Oats

For three severall parcels of intacks one of 4d another 3d and another of 2d compounded for in the year 1643 by John Oats and the fine charged with his quarterland.

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Then for 6d cottages near the church being part of the 8d compounded for in the year 1643 by Sir John Oats fine for the said 8d was 2s Lives dead so to pay for this

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Fo.15

James Oats

For 3d intack in Kendroghad being for a little garden called Garey ne Chibbraugh Being the remainder of the 8d compounded for in the year 1643 by Sir John Oats fine for the 8d was 2s Lives dead so this 3d pays

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Phillip Cannell of Douglas

for a parcel of intack near the burne of 3d rent compounded for in the year 1643 by Doll Cannell fine for the same was 18d Lives expired so now to pay

Note: that there is 1d in the intacks which this setting quest say is for his house in Douglas to be charged

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Dorothy Corlett widdow

for a parcel of intack near the river of 3d rent compounded for in the year 1643 by Dan Kermode fine for the same was 18d Lives expired so now to pay

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John Coultry

For 2d in the intacks the fine to be charged with the rest of his rents in the cottages of Douglas

Capt John Oates Junr

For a garden upon the highway over against the church rent 6d fine

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Note: That there is 4d intack in the setting book on the name of Tho Casemt And Jony Lowey and 1d on the name of Robt Wattleworth which hath stood so in the ancient book for near 100 years and there being no tenant now found to pay the same, and that John Crow and John Christian of Kendroughad come out 6d short each in the intacks of the rent, they have usually paid and what is mentioned in their composition is to be considered, whether their names ought not to be now set down for the4d and 1d aforesaid fine.

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Fo.16

Ro Murray

For 1d in the intacks the fine to be charged with his other rents in the cottages of Douglas

Thomas Kelly of Douglas

for several intacks one of ½d another of 1d another of 2d and another of ½d the fines to be charged with the rest of his rents in the cottages of Douglas

Averick Taggart

For ½d in the intacks and the fine to be charged with the rent in the cottages of Douglas

Mary Scott widdow

for ½d in the intacks the fine whereof is to be charged with her other rents in the cottages of Douglas

Phillip Moore of Douglas

and Phillip Christian for two parcells in the intacks one of 1½d and another of 2d the fine whereof to be charged with their other rents in the cottages of Douglas

Ellen Kelly and William Cannell

for 2d in the intacks, the fine whereof is to be charged with their other rents in the cottages of Douglas.

Fo.17

John Keery

For a house and garden in Douglas of 3d rent compounded for in the year 1643

James Moore’s Children

for 2d intack in the town of Douglas being for a house and garden there and the fine to be charged with the fine for the rest of his rents in Douglas

John Key And Robt Key

for 2d intacks in Douglas and the fine is to be charged with the rest of their rents in the sd towne.

Richard Killey

For 2d intacks in Douglas and the fine to be charged with his other rents in the said towne.

Wm Cowle Milner

for 1d rent in Douglas and the fine to be charged with his other rents in the said towne.

The Exrs of Nicholas Walker

for 2d Intack in Douglas and the fine to be charged with the rest of their rents in that towne

Fo. 18

Thomas Joyner

For 1d intack in Douglas and the fine to be charged with the rest of his rents in the said town

Margt Cowne

For 1d in Douglas being for a small house there near John Christian Smithes House not compounded for

James Ratcliffe

For 3d being for a small meadow called the green not compounded for

Don. Christian Clepps

for 12d of intacks in Mony Slegeby not compounded for fine in regard that this a very large parcel of ground and a very small rent considering the quantity of land

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The Exrs of Matthew Travers (?)

for ½d rent being a small parcel of intack adjoining to his own house near the fence in Douglas not compounded for

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Margt Quayle of Dublin

for 2d being for an enlargement to her garden on the sand side, not formerly compounded for

Fo.19

Wm Quayle of Dublin

Apothecary for one water corn miln called Tromode milne of 7s 4d rent compounded for in the year 1643 by Robert Quayle Deemster fine for the same was 40s Lives expired so now to pay

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Wm Corran

For 3s 1½d and Edward Moore of Douglas for 7s ½d being three parts of a warter corn milne called Moller d: Corran compounded for in the year 1643 by Thomas Corran fine for the said three quarters was 10s one life in being so now to pay for these three parts

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Edward Moore psd

For the fourth part of the said milne of 15s rent compounded for in the year 1643 by Thomas Moore fine for the said fourth parte was 3s 4d Lives expired so now to pay

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James Bankes

For one water corn milne called Growdell of 4s 2d rent compounded for in the year 1643 by Thomas Bankes fine for the same was 20s Lives expired so now to pay

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Ballacreetch

Quiry For the 2s milne rent charged for an Abby Milne in their parish

Fo.20

2 Jan 1724

Mr Jo: Quayle and Thomas Lewne

for a watercorn miln lately licensed by the governor, rented by the governor and officers to 12d p Ann and to pay for a fine 10s

Note: the lycense for this milne is recorded in the exchequer book 1722 where all quarterlands and intacks in KK Braddan and Conchan that are not yet bound to the other tenant milns are granted to this miln.

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27^th June 1733

The above names John Quayle and Robert Lewne son of the said Thomas deceased have this day agreed and compounded with the governor and officers in our right honourable Lords behalf for the grist? Sail and token of the tenants of all the new rented and new licensed intack lands and inclosures in both said parishes of KK Braddan and KK Conchan taken since the 13^th of February 1719 being the date of their former grant of the miln and tenants therin mentioned to this time, and all the tenants of the said new rented and new licensed lands and intacks are accordingly granted to them and their assigned and to be at all times here after lawfull bound tennants to their said miln, and the general fine agreed for and set upon this composition payable to his lordship for the said tenants as appears by the grant under the governor and officers hands on the said party? Petition and proposal recorded in the Exchequer book 1733 is 10s

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4^th Aug 1748

Capt Paul Bridson of Douglas and Robt Lewne

now owner of the said miln called Ballacreetch miln have this day agreed and compounded with the governor and officials on behalf of the Lord of this Isle for the Grist, Suit and Soken of certain tenants in the parish of KK Marown who are not bound tenants to any other miln viz Wm Kelly of Ballaglonna? For one quarter of land, Ann Bridson and Richd Hindley her husband of Ballavitchel and John Cubbon and [] Stephen Cottier ? for one quarterland, all being Barons tennts of St Trinions Land and of Robert Quine and John Cottier Ballahomey for half a quarterland each, John Cottier Ballayemmy for one quarterland and James Killey for part of a quarter in Ballayemmy being Lords Tenants together with grist suit and soken of all intacks to the said tenants and quarterlands belonging all new granted unto the said Bridson and Lewn and their assigns and to be at all times hereafter lawfull bound tenants to their said miln the fine agreed for and set on this corn position for sd tenants is 21s

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17^th Feb 1755

Mr Phillip Moore Of Douglas mercht

for a new wind miln to be erected upon the most convenient part of his own land in the treen of Ballakermine in this parish for which he hath this day agreed with the govr and officers to pay 2s yearly rent, and five pounds fine

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