Philip Quayle junior, 1822

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        Lezayre
The humble petition of Philip Quayle of Loll E Will in the parish of
Lezayre.
Sheweth: That your petitioner's son namely Philip Quayle, Junior,
departed this life on or about the 23rd May instant - and the deceadent
having died intestate and without issue your petitioner becomes legally
entitled unto his personal estate - but your petitioner being an old man
of eighty seven years or thereabouts has appointed his friend John
Cowley to take out administration of his said son's said estate - as by an
instrument to the effect may at large appear  that the goods and effects of
the said deceadent required the most immediate care to which care
and management he cannot legally proceed either by himself or by
another until an administration of the said estate is decreed.
Intend or consideration whereof your petitioner humbly prays for a
speedy hearing of this petition That the said John Cowley may be sworn
to act as administrator in Trust of the said whereby your petitioner may
proceed to the care and management of the said estate with such other and
further relief in the premises as to your Reverences shall seem
meet.  And your petitioner shall pray.

Ordered that the petition do come on to be heard at a Consistorial Court
to be holden at Ramsey on Thursday the 27th instant whereof all proper
parties are to have due notice.
Given this 14th June 1822.  Thomas Cubbon

John Cowley sworn in as executor in trust and have given the pledges of
Philip Cowley of Lezayre and John Craine of Ballaugh.  

By virtue of the
Rev'd Vicar General Cubbon's authority I have charged Philip Quayle,
Judith Quayle, and Catharine Quayle, all of Lezayre to appear before your
reverence at a Consistorial Court to be holden at Ramsey on Thursday the
27th instant by ten o'clock in the forenoon to answer the suit of John
Cowley this 22nd day of June 1822.
James Sayle, Sumner of Lezayre my x mark

At Ramsey 22nd of June 1822 Patrick Caley and John Cowley the subscribing
witness to the before written Deed of Trust made oath on
the Holy Evangelists that Philip Quayle one of the executing parties
thereto duly signed and executed this same in their presence and John Cowley
the other executing party thereto acknowledged the same to be
his proper act and deed.
Before Me  Thomas A. Corlett.