Archdeacon Wills 1744 #4, Braddan, of Anne Crebbin:

'Braddan: The last will and testament of Anne Crebbin who departed this life at or about the 15^th of February last, she being in sound mind and memory committed her soul to God and her body to Christian burial. First, she left to her sister Deborah her wearing apparel. She left to her sister Margrett her Sunday gown and a small bore[?]. She left six pence legacy to all claimers. Lastly, she nominated and appointed her father Henry Crebbin sole executor of all the rest of her goods whatsoever. Witnesses: Gilbert Crain, Ellinor Faile.

At a Chapter court in Douglas, May 21, 1744, Henry Crebbin father of the testatrix is sworn executor in court in form of Law. Pledges are: Gilbert Crain & John Callow, Sumner.’