Jane Qualtrough als Taylor, 1809

3           Braddan
  In the Name of God, Amen.  I Jane Qualtrough
otherwise Taylor, Widow, formerly of Rushen, but now
of the Parish of Braddan, being of sound & perfect
mind & memory, do make this my last Will and
Testament in form following ~
Imprimis I commend my soul to God and my Body to 
             Christian burial.
Itm  I leave & bequeath to my eldest daughter Elinr. 
        Kennish als Qualtrough, the feather Bed, Bedding,
        & the household Furniture, which I have left in my
        House, in sd KK Xt Rushen, and a Guinea.
Itm  I leave to my daughter Jane Corran, all my ……..
        of the Quarterland in Ballaqueeney, in Rushen aforesd.
Itm  I leave to the Poor Of sd KK Xt Rushen the sum 
        of forty nine shillings
Lastly I leave & bequeath to my sd Daughter Jane
        whom I likewise constitute, ordain & appoint the
        whole & sole Exectr of this my last Will & Testamt.
        all the residue & remainder of my Good, Chattels,
        Rights & Effects, moveable & immoveable of what kind
        or denomination so ever ~ As witness my Name 
        & mark this day 15th day of January 1790 (9?) ~
Signed, published and   }          Jane Qualtrough my X mk.
declared in presence of }
  
  Patrick Creer }
  Wm Killey     }  Jurati