John Killey, 1843

                 Patrick

This is affirmed to be the Last  will and testament 
of John Killey of the parish of KK Patrick who is of 
sound mind memory and understanding at the
making here of.
I commend my soul to Almighty God and my
Body to a Decent Christian Burial.
Item 1st I leave and Bequeath unto my Son John
Killey the sum of Eight pounds.
Item 2nd I Leave and Bequeath unto my son James
Killey the Sum of Two pounds
Item 3rd I Leave and Bequeath unto my son
Charles Killey the Sum of two? Shillings
Item 4th I leave and bequeath to my son
Ceaser Killey the Sum of two shillings and
Six pence
Item 5th I leave and Bequeath unto my Son
William Killey the sum of Five Shillings and
Six pence
Item 6th I Leave and bequeath unto my daughter 
Margaret Black  alias Killey the sum of Two Shillings and 
Sixpence
Item 7th I leave and bequeath unto my daughter
Elinor Turney? alias Killey the sum of Two Shillings
and Sixpence
Item 8th I leave and Bequeath unto my Daughter
Catherine Killey the Sum of Two Shillings and Sixpence
I order that Thomas Cubbon my Brother in Law
to pay unto John Caine Six pounds which his grand
Father Hugh Cubbon Left him in his will and of 
the money the said John Cain owes me 
Present when the Said John Caine comes to age. 
Item 9th I leave and bequeath unto Eliza Quayle 
My wife’s Daughter the second Best Bed cloathes
and bolster and pillows and st.... and second best set
of [curtains]
and Lastly I nominate constitute and appoint 
my son Joseph Killey whole and sole executor of 
All the rest of my Goods and Effects moveable and 
Immoveable of what Kind or Denominations soever
with all my Bonds and notes and Bills as may be the case
all others that claime on my will with a Legacy 
According to Law or witnessing my name as such 
to my name this 21st Day of July 1842 
  Witness Present           John Killey my X
    William Fell
    Henery Clucas 
	

	
                           At a Chapter Court held at 
                           Kirk Michael 15th June 1843
Thomas Cubbon Guardian of Joseph   
 Killey the Executor named in the 
Foregoing Will is sworn Executor in
Form of Law and hath given Pledges
For the Payment of Debts and Legacies
Namely Henry Clucas and William 
Fell both of Peeltown in the Parish of 
German 

                                          Probatum est 
                                          Thoms V 
                                          T A Corlett

1844
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