Archideaconal Wills 1692 Maughold #2, Margaret Black

(from MM / LDS 0106206 ) - courtesy of Averil Roper

In ye name of God Amen I Margt. Black sick & [weak]      [corner torn off]
of Good & pfect memory praised be God do make my last Will ……
in form and maner following. ffirst I comend my precious Soul unto ………
hands of my Blessed Creator *……..* through the merits of my blessed
Saviour Jesus Christ to obtain part of that *……* purchased by him for 
                                        & [bequeath]
all *….* as love, & foar ^  him my Body to Xtian buriall in hopes of
a Joyfull resurection in the day of *…* Jesus, and as for my worldly
goods whersoth it has pleased God to bless me I leave & bequeath the [same]
in maner following. ffirst I leave & bequeath unto the poor of Ramsey
ten Shillings to be bestowed at ye descretion of my Exer. hereafter mentioned
wth the advise of ye minister of the Parish. Itt. to ye poor of Peeltown
*..* to be bestowed & disposed in like maner. Itt. I leave to my three
youngest Children (towit) Jane, Katherin & Allexander *…* A parcell of
purchased Land in ye parish of KK Andrews Called Close ne Cally wth a parcell
of mortgaged land in KK Christ Lezayr Called the Royn, in leiw of twenty four 
pounds, *….* 10th I compute to be worth Sixty Pounds and this *….* in full
Satisfaction of all their part of goods houses or lands due by their deceased 
ffathers death, also I leave to my sd three children, five pounds and a furnished
ffeather bed a peise, and to my sd two daughters  all my Apparell both
linin & woolen, equally ; Itt. I leave to my Son Hugh twenty pounds wth what
                                                   wth *………*
merchant wares are in the shopp, ^ and a furnished feather bed and the use 
of the shopp for ten years, if he have occation for it, his part goods, lands, 
& houses due by his ffathers death also included, also Six yards of linin to be [him]
two shirts. Itt. I leave to my two daughters all [webbs] of linin & stuffs in the house, towards
their cloathing, and the woolen towards Cloathing of my three Sons, Allexander 
having two shirts out of ye [piece] of linin of 12 yards. Itt. I leave to my Son John
                                 to [descend] as *…..*
all my houses wholy ^  & ordain and appoint him Sole Execr. of all the rest 
of my goods & Chattles moveable & unmoveable w'soever as witness my hand
this 9th day of May 1692
                                                                                         Margt. Black  X

Itt. To my two daughters the big firr chist
… two trunks                                                     And also it is my will that if my sd Son John Black
Witnesses hereof  } jurati                                 shall be able at any time wthin ten years, (or *…..*
       Jon Christian }                                           my younger Children shall have occation for the Same
    Nich: Christian }                                           to pay the [consulason] money to ye sd Children to whom
                                                                          *……* *………*, that then the lands is [lawfull] *…..*
                                                                           him 
                                                                 The Execr. of age is sworn in form of Law
                                                                                                                    Probatum est & Solvit  


                                    Ramsey   1692

[corner missing]  … Black son of Hugh Black orphan depted this
………………… [15th] of June intestate whereof the Church having
…………………….. hath decreed his 2 Brothers Jon & Hugh, & Sisters
…………… Catherin sole & joynt Admrs. Of all his goods wtsoever and the
…………………..  supersors of the child underage vitz Catherin and the *…..*
……………….. mothers appointmt declared by Capn Nicholas Christian

Salvo tamen *….*  *…*                                    Decretum est & solvit
Juo juro

                                         The Inventory included in ye ffather & Mothers
                                          & Inventories & secured wth pledges [there]

         March the 24th    92
                                      3

The Inventory of Margaret Bl……                                                  [corner missing]
by 4 sworn men viz Jon Casmt Jon C……………………………

*….* & dishes in weight 45lb at 8d *…*  01
flagons & candlesticks wth [potingers] in
weight 25lb                                                           
2 brass candlesticks 5lb weight  00  06
20lb of old brass  00  05
3 potts  00  10
smoothing iron [tosteing] iron wth 2 earthen dihes  00  02  00
6 chairs 6lb table & frame form & *….*
                                         9sh  6d  00  15  06
a table & frame wth forms  00  08  06
anothr table frame & 2 forms  00  03  0
a *….* & 2 old [cask]  00  03  0
an old [brewing] pan  00  15   [piece torn]
11 old cask  00  16  00
8 *……*  00  08  00
3 cows  03  10  00
5 othr beast  04  00  00
a *……*  00  10  00
3 tubs [basson] & 3 wheeles  01  07  06
16 trenches 1lb *……* & a dish 1 shill  00  02  00
5 old cask & [runlad]  00  05  06
2 old pewtr dishes [skelad] & tong…  00  02  08
18 sheep at 20 * p sheep  01  10  00
a cubard  00  15  00
3 paire of sheets  01  00  00
1 dossin of napkins  00  08  00
halfe doss of [coars] napkins  00  01  06
1 doss of napkins  00  04  00
a *….*  00  12  00
In money in the house  25  00  00
In Debtors hands  16  00  00


[corner torn off]                    March ye 24th 1692

                                  [Bro] John Black *…..* of the portion left me by
                                      of ten pounds *…..* I [say] [received]
                        Jon Christian                           by me Hugh Black

                                         

                        Novr   30   1714

This day Mr. James Knipe & Mr. Hugh Black came to me in
the *…..* & acknowledged that they were fully paid & satisyd
in & for all things [Due] & [demand] & belonging unto them
by the death of their ffather & mother Hugh & Margaret
Black, according to ye Will of their sd mother ; from
their Brother John Black, whereof they did aquit him
& his [Heirs] & [Exrs] for ever. And therefore I have
made this [memorandum] ; & by virtue of my Oath as Regr.
*…..* [true], As witness my Subscription.
                                                             Charles Wattleworth Regr. 



 

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