Robert Quayle, 1845

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          To the worshipful Thomas A. 
		  Corlett Eq:Vicar General
          The humble petition of 
		  Elizabeth Quayle of Michael
Sheweth  
      That your petrs husband Robert 
      Quayle late sumner of Michael
      departed this life about a month 
      ago intestate. 
      That your petr is desirous 
      that she or some other fit 
      and proper person be sworn and
      appointed to administer in the 
      said estate as there are several 
      things in a perishable state. 
           Wherefore she prays a hearing 
           of this petition and
           that she or some other 
           person be lawfully appointed 
           in the premises and
           your petr will pray 
           Elizth Quayle April 21st 1845

Ordered that this petition do come on to be heard at Ramsey on Monday
next whereof all parties to have due notice 
given this 24th April 1845
                T. A. Corlett

At an Eccl Court held in Ramsey the 28th Aprpil 1845
Upon hearing this petition in presence of the parties 
it appears Robt Quayle late of Michael some time ago 
departed this life intestate leaving the petitioner his 
widow and Robert Joseph Quayle, Eliza Quayle, Christian 
Louisa Quayle, Wm Frederick Quayle and John Thos Quayle his
children and next of kin all of whom are decreed joint 
administrator of all and singular the goods rights credits 
chattels and effects of the decedant and the petitioner 
Elizth Quayle is sworn in trust well and truly to administer 
the estate and effects of the said decaedant to pay
all just debts and funeral expenses so far forth as the goods 
will extend and the law bind her and to return to the 
Episcopal Registry a full true and accourate account of all 
her acts and proceedings in the premises when there unto 
lawfully required and to these ends she has given
pledges namely John Redden of Michael and Wm Quine of Ramsey 
who have entered into a bond in presence of the court in due 
form of law.
              Decretum est 
			  T. A. Corlett

Pursuant to an order of the worshipful Vicar General Corlett granted on
the petition of Elizth Quayle I have served John Thomas Quayle one of the
next of kin with the said petition and charged him to appear before his
worship at a court to be holden at Ramsey on Monday next when called to
answer this suit of the petitioner this 24th day of April 1845.
Edward Cannell Sumner of Michael