Kirk Lonan.

BEQUESTS TO THE POOR.

Episcopal Registry, A. D. 1766.
" 1741Bequest by	Robert Quayle	£2 0 0
,,	Bishop Wilson	3 0 0
1757. ,,	Mr. Thos. Moore, Ballabeg	2 0 0
,,	A person Unknown	1 0 0
1759. ,,	Jane Brew	1 0 0
1761. ,,	Margt. Killey	2 0 0
Parochial Register, A.D. 1793.
" Bequest by	William Curphey	10 0 0
,,	James Kelly, Crossvane	1 0 0
,,	James Kelly, Grammane	2 0 0
,,	John Hendrick	2 0 0
,,	Daniel Christian	4 0 0
,,	Henry Skillecorn	3 0 0
,,	Edward Mc Hurd	1 0 0
,,	James Kelly, Reaby	1 0 0
,,	James Skillecorn (yn ching)	2 0 0
,,	Thomas Hogg	1 0 0
,,	Widow Quill	1 0 0
,,	Widow Crow	1 0 0

Extract from the Will of Thomas Quayle, A. D. 1788.
" And whereas my late deed. brother, Philip Quayle, did oftentimes in his lifetime mention that he meant to bequeath unto the poor of the parish of Lonan aforesd. the sum of twenty pounds, but having died intestate, the said intended bequest was never made, and I, the said Thomas Quayle, being desirous that my said deceased brother's intention should be carried into execution, and being also willing to leave the further sum of twenty pounds unto them myself,-I do therefore give and bequeath unto the poor of the said parish of Lonan the sum of forty pounds aforesaid, to be laid out at interest for their use, by the Vicar and Wardens of the said parish, for the time being, for ever,- and that at the distribution of the said interest, the proprietor of the estate of Ballagare aforesaid, for the time being, is to have a voice or vote."	40 0 0
Extract from the Will of Jane Clague, A. D. 1804.
" I leave and bequeath to the Vicar and Wardens of Kk Lonan, in trust for the poor, my Mortgage upon Glen Gowan, in Kirk Lonan aforesaid, being from John Woods to my now deceased husband, Thomas Clague, and now my right, the principal money being twelve pounds, with the arrears of interest, costs, and charges, five years interest and upwards being now due thereon. I leave to the proprietor of of the said estate of Ballavarane, a coverlid, a blanket, a stool, and a bolster, in trust for the use of any poor person or persons as may have want for lodging occasionally." Mem. in Parochial Register, Jany. 7,1809, " Mrs. Clague's legacy to the poor of £12. 6s. currency, was this day given to James Scarff and George Cain, on their joint note, bearing interest," &c	12 6 0
Extract from the Will of Wm. Kewley, A. D.1815.
" To the poor of the parish of Kk Lonan, to be given out on interest by the Vicar and Wardens, the sum of ten pounds British."	11 13 4

Manks....	£103 19 4
Securities for Money belonging to the Poor.
Promissory Note from Thomas Clucas, to the Vicar and Wardens' dated 17 Decr. 1812, for the sum of £3. 7s. 9d. Mx............ Brit.	2 18 1
Promissory Note from Thos. Kermod, dated 17 Decr. 1812, for £3. 7s. 9½d. Mx	2 18 1½
Prom. Note from Thos. Cowin, dated 20 Decr. 1816	10 0 0
Prom. Note from George Cain, dated 18 May, 1819, £12. 6s. Mx.....	10 10 10½
Bond and Mortgage from Robert Kelly and Thomas Clucas to the Vicar and Wardens, on the estate of Ballavitchel, in Marown, dated 10 Decr. 1825	52 10 0

Brit	£78 17 1

Yearly Income for the use of the poor, at 5 per cent	£3 18 10

VICARAGE.

Valuation of the Vicarage by the Rev. Joseph Qualtrough, Vicar, in the present year, 1827.
Old Glebe, 5 acres	£10 0 0
* New Glebe, 9 acres	8 0 0
One-third of the Tithes of the Parish	110 0 0
Royal Bounty	4 5 0
Surplice Fees	2 0 0

Brit..	£134 5 0

PAROCHIAL SCHOOL,-THOMAS KINNISH, Master.

He receives from the Impropriate Fund	£5 10 0
And from Lady Elizth. Hastings's charity	2 13 7

	£8 3 7

There are 40 scholars on the roll, but the School is badly attended.

* See Deed of Sale from John Killip and Wife, to Captn. William Christian, the Rev. John Allen, and others, dated 8 June, 1733.


		*Lonan*

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