James Mylroie, 1842

1842		Lonan
2nd Book
In the name of God Amen
I James Mylroie of Colby in the Parish 
of KK Lonan being sick and weak in 
body and knowing the uncertainty of this 
transitory life and the certainty of Death 
being of a sound disposing mind and 
memory do make this my last will and 
Testament. First I commit my soul to 
God who gave it and my body to a 
Christian Burial and as for my worldly 
effects I dispose of in manner following 
Item I leave and bequeath to my son James 
Mylroie junr two shillings and sixpence 
Item I leave two shillings and sixpence to my 
daughter Margaret wife of William Kewley 
Item I leave sixpence legacy to any person or 
persons that may claim in this my will
Item Lastly I revoke all other wills heretofore all 
words or intentions uttered declaring this to be 
my last Will and Testament and nominating and 
appointing my well beloved son and daughter 
Joseph Mylroie and Elinor wife of Thomas 
Killip whole and sole Executor and Executrix 
of all the rest of my goods and chattels 
movable  and immovable of whatever nature and 
denomination soever as witness my subscription this 
the 10th Day of June 1842
Witnesses present                     James Mylroie his x
James Skillicorn
James Cowin


			At a Chapter Court holden at 
			Douglas 16th October 1842
Thomas Killip, husband of Ellinor and Executrix
herein named, having in Court renounced
the Executors[hip] – Joseph Mylroie the other 
Executor herein named is sworn Exor 
in Court in form of law as also to be 
true and just in the division of the residuum 
of the estate of the testator. And to these ends 
he hath given pledges in form of law namely 
James Cowin of Conrenny in the Parish of 
Lonan and Thomas Killip of Douglas in 
the Parish of Braddan
			Probatum Est
			JB[Hartwell]
			JA Corlett