Thomas Quayle, 1741

          87.Ballaugh, 1741
This is affirmed to be the last Wil of ThoQuayle 
who departed this Life about the 4th.of April Anno 
predicto, being in perfect Mind and Memory at the 
Making hereof. Ffirst he Committed his Soul to 
God and Body to Christian Burial - Secondly, he 
bequeathed to his wife Joney Quayle the Bed in which 
he then lay as it then Stood. He left to his Daughter 
Katherine his part of the Cow wch.he bought from Steven 
KnealeAnd to his Daughter Alice the Sum of Three 
Pounds and his part of an Heiffer and the Pewter in the 
House. To the Poor Two Kisans of Meal. He declared 
that he owed Steven Kneal Sixteen Shills. and that he 
owed Jon.Stephan three Shills. And that Christian 
Quiggin owed him ffour Shills. He bequeathed to his 
Son Willm.Quayle his part of the Crop & Husbandry 
Gears, And Nominated and constituted him Sole Executr.
of the Rest of his Goods Moveable and imoveable, ex
cepting one Shill each he left to the Witnesses hereof. 
Witnesses Wm.Stephan his +    | Jurati 
     ThoStephan his +    |
          Willm.Quayle the Exedr.is sworn in 
          Court in form of Law & has given 
          pledges the Witnessws of the Will. 
Solvit 12d.    Probatum est JohCosnahan EdrMoore~