Isabella Gale, 1852

Note: The pagination may not be correct and translated or doubtful wording may not be indicated.

Rushen 
1852 
13
The humble petitioner of Patrick Taubman Cunninghame Esquire.
Sheweth:  That Isabella Gale widow of John Gale of Rushen lately
departed this life intestate and indebted to your petitioner and others.
That your petitioner is desirous to have an administrator appointed of
the said estate and would have Thomas Sayle Sumner of Rushen as a fit and
proper person to  administer the same.
Wherefore your petitioner humbly prays a hearing hereof and that
Thomas Sayle or some other fit and proper person may be appointed and sworn
administrator of the said estate according to law and your petitioner will
pray.
Fred L. Gelling.


At an Eccl Court held in Castletown the 13th of March 1852.  Upon
hearing this petition in presence of the parties or their advocates at a
court held in Castletown on the 13th Feb last and the same having lay
over till this day to find a proper person to undertake the administration
of the personal estate of the decadent Isabella Gale and Thomas Sayle,
Sumner, having been recommended the said Thomas Sayle is therefore sworn in
trust for Jane Bridson wife of John Bridson and John Gale the
only next kin of the deceased well and truly to administer the said estate
by paying all the just debts and funeral expenses of the deceased so far
forth as the goods will extend and the law bind him and also to return to
the Episcopal Registry of this diocese a full true and perfect inventory
of the said estate with an accurate account of his acts and proceedings
in the premises when then unto lawfully required and to these ends he
has given pledges namely Paul Qualtrough and Wm Fargher who have entered
into the usual bond in presence of the court.  Decretum Est   T. A. Corlett.