Alice Radcliffe als Sayle, 1810

             80  Ramsey
In the name of God Amen.  I Alice Sayle Radcliffe widow of the 
town of Ramsey being of sound and disposing mind and 
memory praised be to God do for avoiding controversies after 
my decease make publish and declare this my last will and 
testament in manner following.
First I recommend my soul to God that give it, and my body to a 
Christian burial, and as for such worldly goods as God has been 
pleased tobless me with, I bequeath and dispose thereof as 
followeth:
That is to say, I leave and bequeath to my three sons Charles. 
William, and Robert half a crown each as legacy and half a 
crown to my daughter Jane Corlett als Radcliffe.
I leave and bequeath to my granddaughter Margret Stole all and 
singular my dwelling house in the town of Ramsey and the west 
end of garden thats back of the aforesaid house  to extend so far 
as the south east of said dwelling house adjoining to Wm 
Spraingers garden on the south as legacy but if in case my said 
granddaughter Margaret  Stole die without issue that the whole 
of said legacy is to fall and decend to James Kewin's children.
Item I leave and bequeath to my son in law James Kewin's 
children The Smiddy and the other part of the garden thats 
behind the Smiddy adjoining to Daniel Tears house and to Wm 
Sprainger's garden and the cow house and yard as legacy but 
reserving a road or passage to my said granddaughter Margaret  
Stole from the Main  Street through the yard to her part of the 
garden.
Item I leave and bequeath six pence legacy to each craver that 
will sue to break or disannull this last will and testament.
And lastly I nominate, constitute and appoint my loving 
daughter Isabel Kewin my whole and sole executor of all the 
rest of my goods, chattles, credits, and effects of what kind or 
nature soever.
In witness whereof I have caused my usual mark to be sett to my 
name this the 7th of March 1807.  
Alice Radcliffe my x mark( als Sayle)
Signed in presence of
Robert Christian
Edward Christian   Jurati
29 May 1810 - James Kewin husband of the executrix named is 
sworn in court in form of law and hath given pledges for the 
payment of debts and legacies namely Stephen Kaneen and 
William Christian.
Probatum est   Thos Cubbon.