Thomas Sayle, 1848

To the Worshipful Thomas Arthur Cubbon
Vicar General
		The humble petition of Thomas Sayle Jr of the parish of Andreas
Sheweth That your petitioner’s father Thomas Sayle lately departed this life intestate 
leaving your petitioner and Catherine Sayle, John Sayle William Sayle and Jane Sayle 
the later two of whom are minors entitled to his personal estate.
	That it is necessary that some proper person should be appointed to administer the estate of the said Thomas Sayle.
		Wherefore your petitioner prays a hearing of this petition and that your 
Worship may be pleased to grant administration of the estate to the said Thomas 
Sayle unto your petitioner and he will pray.

Ordered that this petition do come to be heard at the court to be holden at Ramsey on 
Saturday next whereof all properties to have due notice..
		Given this 31st August 1848


At an Eccl Court held in Ramsey this 2nd Sept 1848

Upon hearing this petition in presence it appears Thomas Sayle of Andreas lately 
departed this life intestate leaving you’re the petitioner Thomas Sayle, Catherine 
Sayle, John Sayle, William Sayle and Jane Sayle his only children who are therefore 
decreed joint administers of all and singular the goods rights credits chattels and 
effects of the deceased and William Sayle and Jane Sayle being minors Thomas 
Cleator Of Balla Cleator and John Crye of Ballayockey in the parish are sworn 
guardians and supervisors over them and to return a full account of their acts and 
proceedings to the Episcopal Registry when their unto lawfully required and the 
Petitioner Thomas Sayle  is sworn in trust well and truly to administer the estate 
according to law to pay all just debts and funeral expenses so far forth as the goods 
will extend and the law bind him and to return to the E Registry a full and prefect 
inventory of the estate with an accurate account of his acts and proceedings in the 
_____  when their unto lawfully require and to these ends he has given pledges 
namely Thomas Radcliffe and John Crye who have entered into the usual bond in 
presence of the court.