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Daniel Garrett, 1826 |
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| Submitted by: | Pauline Johns |
| Date: | 4 December 2007 |
| Original: | LDS: 0106426 |
Note: The pagination may not be correct and translated or doubtful wording may not be indicated.
1 LEZAYRE
To the Reverend Thomas Cubbon
Cler***vicar general of the Diocese of Sodar-and Man
The humble Petition of Margaret Garrett widow
and relect of Daniel Garrett of Lezayre deceased.
Sheweth/
That your Petioner said husband departed
this life on or about the 24th.April
last intestate.
That your Petit* relative to a late
transaction that have lately occurred -
The said estate requires -
the most early attention to be paid thereto.
Your Petitioner therefore humbly prays
your Reverence may be pleased to
grant administration of the said
estate to your Petitioner - or some other
proper person - in order that
the same may be properly adjusted -
or such other relief to your Petit
as to your reverence may **** meet, and your
Petitioner as in duty bound shall ever pray.
Ordered that this Petition so come on to be heard at
an Ecclesiastical Court to be holden att Milltown on
Wednesday the 31st.instant whereof all proper parties
are to have **** notice
Given Wed 26th.May 1826
Thomas Cubbon.
At an Eccl court holden at Milltown the 31st. May 1826
Daniel Garrett of the parish of Lezayre having departed
this life on or about the 24th.of April last intestate.
The court having received intelligence thereof
hath decreed his five children namely - William
Nathaniel Margaret Elizabeth and Mary Ann
Garrett Co-administrators of all, his goods
rights credits and effects moveable and immoveable whatever.
The administration of the said intestate, estate is
committed to their Mother Margaret Garrett
by consent of her son William being the onely
child at age-whereupon the said Margaret Garrett
is sworn guardian of the children under age and
in trust for them well and truly to administer
the Estate of the intestate, to exhibit a perfect
inventory thereof in to the Episcopal Registry
to pay all of his Just debts so far forth as
the goods will extend and the law bind her,
and to be accountable for her administration
when thereunder lawfully required and to these
ends she has given pledges in form of law --- namely
William Garrett her son
William Cowell of Grest both of the Parish of Lezayre
Decretium-est
Thomas Cubbon
An inventory of the goods and effects the property of Daniel Garrett of Lezayre
deceased and appraised by four men sumoned and sworn by James Sayle Sumner of
Lezayre namely Stephen Kneen John Halsal Edmond Christian and Daniel Kimead
the 9th.day of May 1826.
For a white horse valued at 3 0 0
a Bay Mare 7 7
two Geese and Goslings 5
three sheep and five lambs 1 1 6
a mealey cow 7
another cow 6
cart and gears 6 10
another cart and gears 3 10
a pair of Harrows 10
a Plow 1
two g*ap** and hack 3 6
plow gears and ******* 9
a pitchfork and coal rake 1
two barrells 2
a tray 1 6
a crate and box 2 6
two blankets and bridles 5
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£37 8 0
for a bedstead 5
a tea churn 2
a horse or m***** for drying clothes 1
a settle 3
for a lot of wool 4 6
for a basket and two ******[creels] 2
for two *igs [gigs] 1 15
for two tables 2 6
for ****** and [wares] ** thereupon 1 2
for three crocks 3
for a coffee mill hand mill and three candlesticks 6
for three pots 5
for three kettles 5
four tins 1 6
for an oven pot Pan & saucepan 5
for a salt box ******** and milk **** [safe] 2 6
for a round table and settle 4
for three chairs andt two stools 4
for two *aws [saws] 2 6
for two old tables 3 6
for two ***anned lays * b*a* } 3 6
basket -------------------}
for two tea chests and a trunk 4 6
for an oak table 10
for a lot of wool and woollen yarn 1
for a fire **** and two ******** 5
for a basket and shoe brush 1 6
or six chairs 0 14 0
for chists 5
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BRITISH £ 46 10 6
We the said jury of appraisers viewed and carefully appraised the
above articles as above set down as witness our subscriptions this
the date before written
John Halsal
Daniel Kenrade
Edmand Christian
Stephen Kaneen
At Ramsey-- Chapter Court
13th November 1826
Returned by the Sumner
Joseph Brown ER