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Alice Garrett als Mycelchreest, 1803 |
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| Submitted by: | Donald Kirkham |
| Date: | 23 February 2008 |
| Original: | LDS: 0106406 |
To the Reverend Mr Christian one
of the Vicars Genl &c
The Honorable Petition of George Garrett
of Peeltown ~
Sheweth
That your Petrs wife Alice Garrett Departed this
life on the 26th November last past intestate and as
your Petr hath a small family and perishing properly
to take care of your Petr is desirous that a Decree
may be made in your Court and that Guardians may
be sworn on her Children in order to Give in a true
Inventory of her Goods and Effects
your Petr therefore most Humbly ^ prays that
your Reverence will be Graciously pleas
ed to Grant and order on the sd Petition
and that the next of kin may be
summoned so soon as to your Reverence
shall seem meet the Granting of which
[..]
will cause your your Petrs for ^Revernence
Health and Happiness ever to pray &c
Ordered that the beforegoing Petition
do come on to be heard an Ecclesiastical
Court to be holden in the Court house in this
Parish on Friday next whereof all proper
Parties and Persons to have due Notice ~
Given at KK Patrick 13th Dec 1803
Ev. Christian
Peeltown} At an Ecclesiastical Court
~~~ holden in the Parish of KK
Patirck on the 16th Day of
December 1803.
Alice Garrett of Peeltown having
departed this life on or about the 26th Day
of the Month of November lastn past
Intestate ad the Court having received
Intelligence thereof hath Decreed her three
Children namely James Jane and Catherine
Garrett Co-administrators of all and singular
her Goods, Rights, Credits, Chattels and Effects
movable and immovable whatever and they being
under Age, George Garrett their Father is sworn
their Guardian and Supervisor and in Trust for
them well and truly to administer the Estate of
the said Intestate, to exhibit a full, true and
perfect Inventory thereof into the Episcopal
Registry and to pay all her just Debts so
far forth as her Goods and Effects will extend
and the Law bind him and to these Ends he
hath given Pledges in Form of Law namely
William Skillicorn and John Wade both of Peeltown.
Thomas Mylchreest and William Quirk
Uncles to the said Orphans on their Mother’s
Side are likewise sworn their Guardians and
Supervisors.
Decretum est
Ev. Christian
Claims entered agst the Estate of Alice Garrett decd
1804
June 22d John Caine claims British £12 0 0
July 19th Wm Gell Do 7 7 0
Philip Killig Do 14 0 0
27th Mattw Caine Do 2 0 0
Augst 11th Mr John Crane Do 0 15 9 ½
Sept 3d Wm Cortman Exor of Alice Cowe decd Do 1 11 6
10th Margt Killey Do 1 11 0
An Inventory of the goods and Effects of Els Alice
als Mycelchreest
Garrett ^Late Deceased taken by a Jury of fore sworn
men by virtue of the Revd vicar Genl ~
Christian order and sworn by Robert Shimin
Sumner of KK German and yis on the Sixt day
of December 1893 and the Same are as followeth
£ s d
To a Parcel of Pleats 0 2 0 Britt
To 3 mugs 0 1 4
To 3 Tumblers 0 0 6
To Some Teacups & Socers 0 1 6
To 10 Spoons 0 0 10
To 5 Small Bowls at 2d pr 0 0 10
To 2 Cans & a Small Tar [?] 0 2 0
To A Tea kettle & two Dishes 0 2 6
To a Jug Teapot Looking Glass & Pepperbox 0 1 0
To two Combs 3 a Pot & Oven & a Saucepan 0 5 3
To Three Crooks 0 1 6
To Three Fir Chairs 0 4 0
To a Firm & two Stools 0 1 6
To a Barrell & 2 Hun of Herrings therein 0 11 0
To a Spinning Wheel & an Old Tub 0 2 6
To a Lock of Salt a Small Cask & Tub 0 3 0
To a Dressor 0 8 0
To a Table 0 3 0
To Two Firms 0 2 0
To a Quantity of Meal Computed to 2 Hund 1 8 0
To 2 Dry Barrells 0 1 6
To a Quantity of Barley Meal 0 11 0
To Three Bowls of Potatoes at 4s pr 0 12 0
To a Chist 0 5 0
To a Red Quilt 0 4 0
To a Coverlaid 0 3 6
To a Blue Quilt 0 4 0
To a Blanket and a Sheet 0 2 0
To a Few pounds of Wool 0 2 6
To a Few pounds of Woolen yarn 0 5 0
To two Chaffbeds and Bolsters 0 2 0
£ 6 14 9
£ s..d
The Amount of the before Addition 6 14 9
To a Parcel of Seeds 0 5 0
To 4 Shoemakers Stools or Seats 0 5 0
To a Parcel of Shoemakers Tools 0 6 0
To 5 Dozn of Lasts at 3 per 0 9 0
To a Piece of Curryed Leather 0 10 0
To a Few Pieces of But Leather 0 5 0
To a Piece of Merocco Leather and Linnen 0 2 0
To a Small Box 1s Beam and Scales 1s 0 2 0
To a Cow 5 10 0
To a Quantity of Hay 1 5 0
To a Pan or Boiler 1 0 0
To a Pig 0 13 0
The Half being the Deads part British ½ }£ 17 6 9
8 13 4 ½
An Acct of the Deads Wearing Apperl as follows
£ s d
To a Black Petticote 3s a Green Do 4s 0 4 0
To Two Cottin Gowns 10s each 1 0 0
To An Old red Gown and 2 old Petticotes 0 6 6
To an old Pdetticote 0 1 0
To Two Hankerchiefs 0 2 0
To and Old Pair of Stays 0 4 0
£ 2 0 6
8 13 4 ½
Total Amount of the Deads part is £ 10 13 10 ½
We the Aforesaid Jures hath Valued and appraised the
Before Going Articles to the Nearest Value according
to the Best of our oppinions and this we Return for
our Answer and Verdict this 6 st day of Decr 1803
Charles Costain
Philip Boyde my X
Wm Skillicorn my X
Richard Sturms my X
At an Ecclal Court holden
in the Parish of KK Patrick
on the 23d Dec. 1803 ~
Returned by George Garrett
the Admor in Trust of the Estate
of the said deceased ~
Ev. Christian
N.B.
More to be added to the beforegoing
Inventory ~