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At a consistory court at Kk Michael [] Peeltown Feb 3 1743 James Young departed this life about the first of August last past. Intestate and whereas Margt his widow refuses to administer the effects of the deceasd. And that the children at age being charg'd before us have not appeared to accept of the administration The same is committed unto Mr Daniel Christian principal creditor who is sworn to bring to the registry a perfect inventory of the goods chattels & effects moveable and immoveable And if need requires to sell the same at publick cant for the benefit of claimers to the best advantage The surplusage after the paymmt of debts & charges to be forthcoming for the children of the deceas'd vizt James, George, John, Ann & Ellinor Young Pledges in form of law are Wm Lace Vitchal & John Brew Gilkath The widow is sworn to enter a just account of the goods to the administrator solvit 2s 9d decretum est John Cosnahan, Edw Moore We whose names are hereafter hereunto subscribed being a jury of four men sworn by vertue of the Revd Vicar Genl Moore's token to estimate a value on the houses and land of James Young of Peeltown late deceased and having viewed the same, we do estimate or value the dwelling house together with the brewhouse backside & garden viz the deads part to fifteen pounds, the deads of the barn we value to three pounds, the deads part of the close, we value to twelve pound, the deads part of a small croft near the mill, we value to ten shillings, the whole of the above sum being thirty pounds ten shillings, and this we return for our answer this the 8th of february 1743/4 Philip Gell John Commins his mk X Patrick Clark's mk X Philip Kaighin's mk X Feb 11 1743 Given in by Mr Danl Christian the administrator Edw: Moore I acknowledge myself indebted to the administrator of James Young the sum of three pounds for shillings as appears by my note of June 17th 1740 of which since only fourteen shillings paid by me Matth Crughey March 8th 1744 [sic 1743/4] Kk Michael Mar 12 1744 The revd Mr Matths Curghy acknoledging himself indebted unto James Young decd to the sum of two pounds ten shills - the deads part hereof is ordered to be paid to Mr Danl Christian adminr in trust otherwise Mr Curghy to be committd till he pays the same with fee Edw Moore to the sumnr of Kk Bride who if disobey'd is to desire a soldr. At Kk Michael May 6 1745 James Young decd having in his contract bargain upon certain considerations therein sett forth promised to pay unto his fathr & mothr vizt to David Young & Margery his wife the sum of tenn pounds - with the further sum of ten pounds after the decease of the longer liver of his sd parents - and for as much as no voucher appears, nor any circumstances alleg'd for paymnt of any part of ye sd sums and that sd Margery hath made oath that she never received anything in lieu or in consideration thereof nor any othr to her knowledge in her behalf Mr Danl Christian the adminr in trust is hereby ordered to pay unto sd Margery the deads part of the former ten pounds - vz to pounds tenn shills - otherwise sd adminr is to be comtted till he submits & pays all fees Edw Moore to the sumnr of Kk Andrews who if disobey'd is to desire a soldr. At Kk Michael May 6th 1745 It appearing by the contract bargain of James Young decd that sd James for certain considerations therein mentioned, oblig'd himself to pay unto his fathr David Young decd also the sum of tenn pounds - with the further sum of tenn pounds after the demise of ye longer liver of the sd David & Margery his wife And whereas it does not appear that any part of ye sums promis'd have been discharged and that Mrs Cath Callin als Young one of the adminisrs of David Young hath made oath that she has not received anything in consideration of her share of ye sd sums - Mr Danl Christian the adminr of James Young is hereby ordered to pay unto Mr John Callin in right of his wife Mrs Cath: Callin aforesd the sum of one pound five shills on the deads part of the former £10 so promised in contracr - otherwise sd adminr is to be comtted till he submits & pays all fees Edw Moore to the sumnr of Kk Andrews who if disobey'd is to desire a soldr. Mr John Callin having also prov'd the sum of six shills & the deads part thereof is also orderd to be paid sub pana juris Augt 1 1748 Mr John Callin acknowledged to have rec'd from Mr Danl Christian adminr of James Young the full contents of the within orders vizt the deads part - before me Edw Moore At Kk Michael May 6th 1745 Ellinor Young one of the adminrs of David Young having surrended her right to the effects of the deceased to her mother Margery Young it appears that the sum of £1 5 0 is due unto her as one of her fathrs adminrs on the deads part by the contract bargain of James Young deceased - ordered that Mr Danl Christian administr in trust of the goods of James Young do pay unto Margery Young aforesd in the behalf of Ellinor the above sum of £1 5 0 being sd Elinor's share of the said ten pounds promised in the contract bargain - viz the deads part of that sum, otherwise sd Danl Christian is to be committ'd till he submits and pays all fees Edw Moore Let the sumr etc.. The effects of James Young late of Peeltown sold by Danl Christian adminr for him by auctin viz 1743 March 9th to an old trunk sold for £0 0 11 a fir table & frame 5 7d feather bed & bolster 16 1 a two arm'd chair 2/9d 1/2 a prest 6/2d 8 11d five chairs 11 1.5 1/2 of a cow 18 0d a basen 7d a [] & 2 trenchers 9d 1 4d Aug 1st oak table frame & a dresser 8 3 fir chest & lock 3 1 a bedstead 4 0 the deads cloaths 3 0 iron trippets 9 8.5 1 3 0 1/2 of Revd Wm Curghey of Kk Bride's debt received 1 5 0 1/2 of q due from John Callin for malt received 1 6d 1/2 of the neat produce of sale of the houses & lands after paying the mortgages as part anexed 28 19 1 £34 11 10 1745 March 29 James Youngs dwelling houses & gardens sold John Callin at publick auction the whole for £60 James Young's barn sold Callin aforesd 12 6 0 James Young's field sold Henry Woods 33 0 0 James Young's little field sold Wm Cottiman 1 6 0 106 12 0 ha;f of the above the widow's £53 6 0 the other half sold by the administrator Danl Christian purst to an order from the Revd spiritual court paid out of the above half for mortgages on the concerns viz half of John Moore's two mortgages & interest £13 7 2 half of Wm Stevenson's mortgage & interest £10 13 3 half of £0 7 11d paid for crossing on record the three mortgages & for entrys & alienations on Jno Moore's mortgage 0 3 11 paid alienation & rent 0 2 8 ££24 6 [] the balance brought to the inventory by Daniel Christian £28 19 [] £53 6 []
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