Jane Killip als Lawson, 1831

In the name of God, Amen.
I, Jane Killip otherwise Lawson, wife 
of John Killip near Laxey in the Parish 
of KK Lonan, being very weak in body 
but of perfect mind and memory at the making 
here of thanks be given unto God therefore calling 
unto mind the mortality of my body knowing 
it is appointed unto all men once to die do make 
and ordain this my last will and testament 
that is to say principally and first of all 
I give and recommend my soul unto the hands 
of Almighty God who gave it and 
my body I recommend to the earth to be 
buried in decent Christian burial and on 
touching such worldly goods where with it hath 
pleased God to bless me within this life I ? give 
and dispose of the same in the following 
manner and form 
First I give and bequeath unto my daughter 
Jane wife of John Killey of the town of Douglas 
two shillings and sixpence British. 
Also I give and bequeath unto my son Patrick 
Killip of the Parish of Kirk Lonan two shillings 
and sixpence British. 
Also I give and bequeath unto my son 
Thomas Killip of the town of Douglas two 
shillings and sixpence British. 
Also I give and bequeath unto my son 
Joseph Killip of the town of Douglas two 
shillings and sixpence British.. 
Also I give and bequeath unto my daughter 
Margaret wife of Daniel Kermode of the Parish 
of KK Lonan three pounds British. 
Also I give and bequeath unto my daughter 
Elinor wife of James Trawartha miner 
three pounds British. 
I give two shillings and sixpence to any person 
or persons having a right to claim in this my 
last will and testament. 
Also I give and bequeath unto my well beloved 
son William Killip whom I like wise constitute 
make and ordain my sole executor of all my 
goods chattels [……..] and effects whether 
movable or immovable and I do hereby utterly 
revoke and disannul all former wills ratifying and 
confirming this and no other to be my last will 
and testament in witness whereof I have here unto 
set my hand and mark this the 15th day of June 
1831. 
Signed published and pronounced  	|         Jane Killip  my  X  mark
In the presence of 			|
John Cowley				|
John Killip				|
In a Charter Court 
holden in Douglas 
18th Oct 1831
The Executors are sworn in court 
in form of Law and hath 
given pledges for the payment 
of debts and legacies namely 
John Cowley and John 
Killip both of the Parish of Lonan
		Probatum Est
		John [Nelish]
		B Philpot