John McYlvorrey, 1724

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153    Jourby
This is affirmed to be the last will and 
testament of John McYlvorrey of the parish 
of Jurby as followewth, being of perfect memory. 
First,he committed his soul to Almighty 
God and his body to Christian burial. 
Item, he left to his son Thomas six pence legacy. 
Item, to his son Paterick six pence legacy. 
Item, to his son John six pence legacy. 
Item to his grandson Thomas a hog as legacy. 
Item, to his grandson John a hog as legacy. 
Item, to his granddaughter Margret a hog as legacy. 
Item, to the witnesses six pence apiece. 
He ordained constituted and appointed his 
dear and loving wife Margret McYlvorey als 
Brew whole Executrix of all the rest of 
his goods moveable and immoveable as 
witness our names and marks January 
the 25, 1724/5. 
Witnesses: 
Thomas Clerk senior, 
Alice Cain als Cowley. 
The Executrix being dead, her Executor 
is sworn in Court in form of Law. 
Pledges Mr. Xtn and Tho: Clerk, senior