Thomas Leyland, 1824

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17        Malew
This is affirmed to be the last will and testament of Thomas Leyland of
Castletown who departed this life on the eleventh day of December one
thousand eight hundred and twenty three and published and declared by him in
the presence of Thomas Cubbon and Edward Harrison of the said town on or
about the second day of November one thousand eight hundred and twenty three
and committed to writing this twentieth day of
December one thousand eight hundred twenty three aforesaid.
First and principally he leaves and bequeaths to his son James Leyland
two years rent of a certain house in Queen Street Castletown due him
from Hugh Creetch Senior and Hugh Creetch Junior and also all
whatsoever rents and profits due to him as might be recovered and likewise
leaves him the said James Leyland sole executor of all his
effects whatsoever by paying all claimants the sum of six pence as witness
our subscription this twentieth day of December one thousand eight hundred
and twenty three 1823.  Thomas Cubbon and Edward Harrison my mark X
At a Chapter Court holden in Castletown on the 13th day of May 1824 James
Leyland the executor named in the foregoing will is sworn
executor in court in form of law and hath given pledges for the payment
of debts and legacies namely(left blank)   
Probatum est  Will Roper.