John Quiggin, 1802

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In the name of God Amen. I John Quiggin 
of Balla-Gary in the Parish of Braddan 
being of sound and perfect Mind and memory, make 
this my last Will and Testament; in manner 
and form following -

Imprimis. I commend my soul to God and my 
Body to Christian Burial. ~ 

Itm. I leave and bequeath to my Daughter Jane 
seven Pounds.

Itm. I leave to my Daughter Margaret seven 
Pounds. ~ 

Itm. I leave to my son John two Sheep. 

Lastly - I leave and bequeath to my son 
Thos Quiggin, whom I likewise constitute, 
ordain and appoint (the whole and sole) Execr. 
of this my last Will and Testamt.all the 
residue and remainder of my Goods, Chattels, 
Rights and Effects; movable and immovable, of 
what kind or denomination so ever - leaving 
& bequeathing six pence Legacy, to any 
Person or Persons, claiming or pretending 
any right or Title unto any of my Goods 
whatsoever.  As Witness my Name and Mark 
this 18th.day of February 1801.  
Signed published and 	|	John Quiggin my X mark
declared in presence of	|
	Cath Kissage my X mark 
	Wm Killey Jun 

At a Chapter Court holden at Douglas 
June 22d 1802. 
Notwithstanding this will is proved but 
by one witness yet at no objections has been 
offered the executor is sworn in court in form 
of Law and hath given Pledges for the pay: 
ment of Debts & Legacies namely John 
Kelly of Braddan and Wm.Killey the 
witnesses   	Probatum est 
		Thos Cubbon