Philip Brew, 1783

KK Jurby
In the name of God amen I Philip Brew in Jurby being weak 
of body but by the blessing of God, of sound & perfect 
mind & memory do make this my last will and testament in 
form following.
First I commit my soul to God and body to Christian burial.
Item I leave to my daughter Margaret Brew nine pounds
Item I leave to my son John Brew three pounds
Item I leave to my daughter Jane Brew three pounds
Item I leave to my son Thomas Brew my part of the 
husbandry gears, & the whole  Cubboard after the decease 
of the longer liver & choice Pott & twenty shillings 
Legacy
Item I leave to my grandson John Brew ten shillings & ten 
shillings to my grandson Philip Brew
Item I leave to my grandaughters namely Eleanor and Jane 
Brew ten shillings each.
Item I leave to my grandson, Son of Thomas Brew an ewe 
and two lambs & five shillings Legacy. The ewe and two 
lambs are not to be praised but immediately for his own 
benefit.
Item I leave to my loving wife Margret Brew my right and 
title in joint a Parcel of land situated in the Parish of 
KK Andreas called Faie Vasstin or Vasstin's Flat after 
her own Dishovxx
Lastly I do nominate constitute ordain & appoint my 
loving wife Margaret Brew whole & sole Executrix of all 
the rest of my goods moveable and immoveable whatsoever.
I leave to the witnesses to this my last will one 
shilling each
Whereof I have caused my name to be subscribed to this 
the 28th day of March 1782
Phillip Brew my mark
Witness