Anne Sansbury, 1842

22Novr 6 – 1841
   	  In the Name of God Amen
	I Anne Sansbury of the Parish of 
	KK Christ Rushen being at present 
	weak in body, but of sound mind 
	and memory, and calling to mind the 
	uncertainty of Human life do make this 
	my last Will and Testament hereby 
	revoking all former Wills in manner 
	following: -
  First 	I committ my Soul to God and my Body 
	to Christian Burial to  be decently intered 
	at the discretion of my Executor herein 
	after mentioned  
Secondly  I leave and bequeath to my son John 
	the houses and Lands and Benson’s 
	explanation of the Bible he paying for 
	the Bible about half what it cost  
Thirdly I leave and bequeath to my Daughter Anne 
	Feather Bed Boulster pillow sheet Blanket 
	and quilt while she lives and after her 
	decease to lie for my Grand daughter 
	Anne Gawne .............. 
Fourthly I leave and bequeath to my Daughter 
	Anne, my Daughter Margaret, my Daughter 
	Jane and my Daughter Elizabeth my wearing 
	apparel and whatever money belongs 
	to me – Except the value of the Bible 
	to be equally between them ........ 
Fifthly and lastly I nominate constitute and 
	appoint my son in Law John Gawne whole 
	and sole Executor of all the rest of my goods 
	and effects moveable and immoveable of 
	what kind soever – hereby depriving any 
	person or persons who will claim with 
	Five shillings legacy.............
	Witnesses present                 Anne Sansbury X
	John Gawne
	Thos Moore
At a Chapter Court holden at Castletown 24th May 1842 
The Extr is sworn in Court in form of Law and hath given 
pledges for the payment of Debts and Legacies namely 
Wm Gawne of Glen Sharp & Thos Moore of Surbie in 
the Parish of Rushen
			Probatum Est
				Dan Turton (AQ)