Archdeacon Will 1653 #26 German of Captain Thomas Thompson,

died 9th October 1653:

"Ballalaugh [Ballaugh] the 9th of 8ber 1653: The last will and testament of THOMAS THOMPSON who departed this life the day and year above written. First he committed his soul to God and his bodie to Christian burial.
It, he left unto his WIFE the benefit of his lands until his SON NICHOLAS be one and twentie yeares of age.
It, he left unto his said SON NICHOLAS when he come to the said age of 21 years all his lands farm land and nitarks[?intacks].
It, he left unto his DAUGHTER MARGRETT and HER HUSBAND ROBERT CORLETT their handfasting bargan.
All the rest of his goods moveable and unmoveable he bequeathed unto his 2 SONS JOHN AND THO: his DAUGHTER MARIE and THE CHILD IN HIS WIVES WOMB equallie whom he constituted his true and lawfull executors.
Testes: Ro: Parr, Tho Clarke, jurati.
Immediatelie after his will making he tould me he had forgotten one thing which he ----ed should be added to his will wch was that he clamed twelve pounds of his BROTHER SIR PATRICK THOMPSON wch his FATHER & MOTHER guifted and bequeathed unto him & his wife as further appeareth in the sd Sr PATRICK's contraction bargan. Ro: Parre, juratus. Probatum est et solvit 1s. .. Margret.
The CHILDREN yt are at lawfull yeares are ordained supervisers of ye CHILDREN under years. Pledges Tho: Woods of KK German and William Craine souldier their heirs executors and assigns, for ye forthcoming of the Inventorie and to secure ye office subpoena double the value.
HENRY CHRISTIAN entereth his clayme against the executors of CAPTAINE THO: THOMPSON for 8s of money due debt as he ye sd HENRY will make to appear and craveth tryall according to Lawe October the 9th 1654.
MR. JO: HESKETH entereth his clayme against the executors of CAPTAINE THO: THOMPSON deceased for a rapier[?] which was lent him by his BROTHER IN LAW JO: CANNELL whome ye sd THO: THOMPSON want for Ireland and craveth tryall according to Law, October the 18th 1654.
NOVEMBER 11TH 1654: HENRIE XPAN[CHRISTIAN] hath entered claim against the executors of THO: THOMPSON for twenty shillings of his porcion yt is unpaid being part of 6 pounds of porcion that the sd THO: was to pay for & in lieu[or live] of xxxx cloace[?] that his FATHER PARSON THOMPSON bequeathed xxxx unto ye sd THO: for paying the sd xxxxx xxx HENRIE XPAN as he can lawfullie prove xx xxxx xxxxxx his claime is entered wth in a yeare xxxxxx xxx proving of the will the day & yeare abovesd. Jo: Teare.
FOR MR. NICHOLAS CHRISTIN in Ramsey these to be executed: Whereas EMIE NORRIS hath disobeyed as the Sumner hath made affidavit in not bringing in securities to secure ye forthcoming of her children's goods and to keep ye office harmless as ye law requires, Therefore you are hereby required to take charge of ye sd EMIE NORRIS until such tyme, as she ye sd EMIE put in securities for ye forthcoming of ye said goods and to secure ye office as abovesd given under my hand this 19th of December 1654, John Teare.

A PERFECT INVENTORY OF THE goods moveable and unmoveable of THO: THOMPSON priced by Phillip Curleod, Wm Killip, Wm. Curleod, and Tho: Crain as followeth:
Imprimis, one stear and heifer wearing on 3 years 01:06:08;
Item, four younge beasts of a year and half old betwixt steeres and heifers 01:06:08;
Item, 2 parts of another of the same age 00:04:05;
Item, 2 heifers after balling[?] 02:13:0x;
Item, 2 parts of a steare and 2 parts of a heifer of 3 years and half old 01:06:08;
Item, 4 cowes 05:06:8;
Item, 2 oxen 03:00:0x;
Item, 2 calves and 2 parts of a calf 00:08:00;
Item, 2 parts of a maire and colt and 2 parts of a younge horse 03:06:8;
Item, 2 parts of two old horses 00:08:00;
Item, 4 young swine 00:08:00;
Item, 3 broad geese 00:03:00;
Item, in sheep and muttons 19 01:17:00;
Item, hoggs 17 00:17:00.

AN INVENTORY OF THE GOODS taken of out of the whole due by contraction bargain to ROBT CURLEODE and MARGRET THOMPSON, the dead part wherof priced by aforesaid men:
Imprimis, 4 cowes the part of the price is 03:00:00;
Item, 2 horses the deads part of the price 01:14:xx;
Item, the best maire taken out of the whole in lieu of 2 maires the deads part 02:04:00;
Item, 6 sheep out of the whole the dead's part is 00:08:00;
Item, one featherbed for --s-ed,
Item, bed clothes for s-------;
Item, more greene vessels and a barrel,
Item, the team of oxes the deads part wherof priced 06:00:00;
Item, the grars as plough carres shaddle harrows etc, Household stuff Imprimis, Three flaxen sheets one table clothe pillow bear and 6 napkins 00:16:00;
Item, 1 feather bed and boulster 00:12:00;
Item, one coarse sheet 00:02:00;
Item, one coverlet and blanket 00:12:00;
Item, one table carpet 00:03:00;
Item, one sheet of curtaines and vallens 00:06:00;
Item, half one pair of bed sheets 00:05:00;
Item, half of an old pair of bedsheetes 01:01:06;
Item, half of one table 00:01:00;
Item, 2 sacks 00:03:00:
Item, 3 barrells 00:03:00;
Item, more old vessels 00:01:06;
Item, one pot and half a pan 00:03:00;
Item, half a brewing combe and shols[?] 00:02:06;
Item, 4 pewter dishes 3 salt sellers, and 2 candle stickes 00:06:0x;
Item, half cubbord 01:00:00;
Item, 2 dozen and half boards 01:04:06;
Item, half an old boate and oars 00:02:06;
Item, crop of corn and other things.
SR PATR THOMPSON entereth his claime against his SISTER IN LAW AMY THOMPSON ALIAS NORRIS & ye exec of his BROTHER THO: THOMPSON for these parcels following:
Imprimis, ye clerkship[?] of Ballaugh xx 2 years value to 20s per anno[?], all-------- ye one halfe thereof for doing ye sermer[?fermer] due to ye plantife 6 pounds.
It, more a new bee stock curtains & value, & a trunell bed & appraised 20s.
More 30s xxxxxx loeds[?] rent paped[?] by ye plantife for & in behalfe of his sd BROTHER deceased so when it did xxxxxxxxxxxx halfe ye tenement wth ye crop, profits, & benefit hereof being then wh---- in his xxxxxx &: possession.
It, more ye grassing of 30 head of cattle all summer ye usual rate 2s 6d ab----- to him voluntary of ye pla---- owne xxxxx to xxx ye beast sum due 45s 5d.
Ite, more horses & maires yount & old xx usual rate 5s every able beast ab----- to him at 3s horse or mare one with a nother 36s. A great geast[?] of wood pad out of ye harber valued to 4s ab----- to 2s.
RECEIVED FROM YE HANDS OF AMY NORRIS ALIAS CRAINE and WM CRAINE HER HUSBAND full satisfaction for my porcion due to me by the death of my FATHER THOMAS THOMPSON except my part of the twelve pound[?, part] legacy now in suite betwixt them and my UNCLE SIR PATRICK THOMPSON, which I testifie under my hand this 17th of November 1667. JOHN THOMPSON. Teste me: John Kewis his X marke, Tho: Clage his X marke.
I DOE HEREBY ACKNOWLEDGE to have received at and from ye hands of my STEPFATHER WM CRAYN full satisfaction for my porcion due to me by ye death of my FATHER THO: THOMPSON or accordinge to my sd father's Inventory; I say received this 22th day Augt 16x3[?1673], by me MARY THOMPSON my marke H. Witnesses: John Norris his marke N, Nicholas Thompson, Tho: Woods, James Young."

Thomas Thompson, son of Nicho : Thompson, Parson, baptized the 24th of July, 1608, and was born into this world upon the Thursday before the 21st of the same month, about eight o’clock in the morning. [Ballaugh PR] - MHK 1650-1653.

Archd will 1660 # 6 German of Ann Woods als Norris als Fletcher died 15 April or August 1660: son Thomas Norris; land at Kentraugh, son Thomas Woods; son George Woods, dau Ann Norris (md xxxxx Crayne), dau Katharine, dau xxxx[?Katharine] Stevenson als Woods, grandchild Alice Cannell

Archdeacon wills 1663 face sheet pt 39, Braddan: Sir Pat Thompson vicar. Presentments: Isable Looney pregnant and Donll: Cowlle
Gilbert Caine the old Sumner for his several contxxxx against ye Bishop's orders published in church.
John Cannell of trymon and his fellows for not repairing the Churchyard hedge not withstanding several times admonished
[others]

Archd will 1689 #2 Braddan of Sir Patrick Thompson: made 20 april 1680, died before July 1684: wants to be buried in the Chancel of KK Braddan within rail at south end of altar; has house in Balnemoney; Thomas Christian of Douglas; bondsman Philip Christian & John Vince; brethren Mr. Thomas Allen & Mr. John Christian his Reverend brethren; Dollin Moore; Silvester Moore's eldest dau & children; Sir William Crow; Nicholas Thompson; Thomas Clarke; sister Ellen (Henry Christian's wife in Ramsey) & sons Nicholas & Jxxxx Christian & dau Jane Christian; Mr. John Christian; Peggy Thompson of Ballakined & each of her unmd children; sister in law Jane Fletcher; William Cannon; Danold Clarke; fa dead and made will; brother Thomas & his children; cousin John Thompson of Ireland & his 2 brothers & sisters xxx &Tho & Mary Thompson; only son John Thompson (?in London, Westminster; & ?bro is Mr. Robert Murrey, & attorney is David Murrey); sister in law Mrs Margaret Norris; kinsman Comptroller Norris; cousin Nicholas Thompson; kinsman Thomas Norris; ?Mary Thompson & her dau Mally?; Mr. John Bridson clerk; wife alive; servant Isabel Oates; Nicholas Thompson & John Thompson are brothers & enter a claim against Executors for legacy per their fa's will; Captain Christian; deceased brother (his son Thomas the younger); kinswoman Mrs. Christian of the Nunrey; Mrs. Jane Fletcher (?kinswoman); bro in law Deempster Fletcher; will seems to have been disputed

Deemster: 1663 Thomas H. Fletcher
A 1685/1 w Bra FLETCHER, Thomas 0106205