Christopher Callow, 1717-18

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79         KK Maughold
The last will and testament of Christopher Callow of Ballaglass
being in perfect sense and memory, committed his soul to God and 
his body to a Christian burial, who departed this life this 
4th day of January Anno 1717/18. 
He bequeathed to his two sons Robbart and William the fourth 
part of all his cattle and of his horses and likewise the 
fourth part of all his household goods. He bequeathed to 
his daughter Katheren and to her husband six pence apiece 
in legacy. And six pence apiece legacies to any person or 
persons that would claim any further right to any part of 
his goods whatsoever. He did appoint and ordain his daughter 
Issable to be sole and full Executrix of all the rest of 
his goods moveable and immoveable. Whatsoever. 
Witnesses
John Costean
John Colkett

The Executrix sworn in Court in form of Law. 
Pledges in form of Law are Christopher Callow & John Costean. 
February 14th, 1717/18
Wm Callow enters a claim against the Executrix of 
Christopher Callow for fourteen pence in money and 
a pole worth 6 pence and craves the Law 

February 14th, 1717/18
Wm Callow enters a Claim against his father’s 
Executrix for five and fifty shillings and 6 pence & craves the Law