Archdeacon Will 1815 #42, Malew, of Christian Stevenson als Fine of Castletown, made 17 Mar 1815:

"In the name of God. Amen. I Christian Stevenson of Largydoo but now in Castletown, being in perfect mind and memory but ... full of the uncertance of this mortal live, I do therefore make this my last will and testament in the Manner following: First, I commit my soul to Almighty God and my body to Christian burial in a private manner very early in the morning and to be interred in the same grace with my former husband Mr. John Kelly, deceased. Secondly, I leave and bequeath to the poor of the town of Peel town two guinea, to be given to them one month after my death. Thirdly I bequeath to the poor of the town of Douglas two guineas to be paid to them one month after my death. Fourthly, I leave and bequeath to the poor of the town of Caltletown two guineas. Fifthly, I leave and bequeath to my grandson John Kelly the sum of four hundred pounds, also the ... I have purchased from John Wattleworth his right and share of them which came by his mother for which I paid him four hundred and fifty pounds for. I also leave and bequeath to him a house joining the Whit Lyon which my mother left me, also a silver watch of my father, a silver tankard, and a large chiney ... .... Sixthly, I leave and bequeath to my granddaughter Christian Kelly the sum of the two hundred pounds as her father had provided for her before. I also leave her a large ... spoon and four tablespoons, also ..., a feather bead, bolster & pillows, also four pair sheets and bolster ... and the pillow ... table cloth and towls, my warming .... Seventhly, I leave to my grandson John Wattleworth five guineas out of his note. Eighthly, I leave and bequeath to my grandson James Kelly Wattleworth the sum of twenty pounds out of his brother John's note. Ninethly, I leave and bequeath to Christian Wattleworth the sum of five pounds to be taken out of her brother John W's note. Tenthly, I leave and bequeath to my daughter in law Mrs Kelly three guineas for a ring. I leave and bequeath to Mr. Edward Moore and his wife each two guineas for a ring. I leave and bequeath to Mr. James Moore and his wife each a guinea for a ring. I leave and bequeath to Mr. Edward Clark and his wife a guinea each for a ring. I leave and bequeath to Miss Ann Clark a guinea for a ring. I leave and bequeath to Colonel Wood and his wife each a guineas for a ring. I leave and bequeath to Miss Sarah Clark a guniea for a ring. I leave and bequeath to Miss Elizabeth Moore a guniea for a ring. I leave and bequeath Mrs. Joseph Clark a guinea for a ring. I leave and bequeath to Mr Thomas Wattleworth a guinea out of his son John's note. I leave and bequeath John Moore Largydoo son called Stevenson a guinea. Lastly, I nominate, constitute and appoint my grandson John Kelly all the rest of my effects, bonds, and notes whatsoever after paying all just debt and legacies. And I do also appoint my nephew Mr. Edward Moore of Douglas and Mr Cotten of Castletown to be guardian in trust of my two grandchildren John & Christian Kelly and those ... to be at interest till they attain to the age of twenty-one years. This being my last will, in testimony whereof I have ... my name this seventeenth of March in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred fifteen. [signed] Christian Stevenson. 1815 April 18 (or 17): this day I will be 89 years of age.

John Kelly petitioner and John Joseph Wattleworth, next of kin to Christian Stevenson of Castletown late deceased, defendant. Exhibited to Edward Moore and James Moore witnesses and referred to in their deposition, on this 15th June 1815. [signed] T Stephens.

At Douglas. Know all men by them present that I Christian Catharine Kelly of Castletown, spinster, a legatee named in the last will and testament of Mrs. Christian Stevenson, deceased, do hereby own and acknowledge to have received and to be fully paid . . .[signed 3 Oct 1822] Christian Catherine Kelly."