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John Kaneen, 1852 |
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| Submitted by: | Edward M Nissen |
| Date: | 20 March 2007 |
| Original: | LDS: 0106254 |
Note: The pagination may not be correct and translated or doubtful wording may not be indicated.
Andreas
To the Worshipful Thomas A. Corlett
Vicar General and chancellor of this Isle –
The humble petition of Jane Kaneen of the parish of Andreas
Shewith
That your petitioners late husband John Kaneen
of Balaslig in this said parish departed this
life some time ago having first duly made and
published his last will and testament as ???
which he appointed your petitioners his Executrix –
Wherefore your petitioners prays
a hearing hereof and that your
Worship may be pleased to grant
probate of the Will of the said
John Kaneen unto your petitioners
in due form of law and
she with pray –
For this petitioners
Ordered that this petition do come on to be heard
at a court to be holden at Ramsey on Saturday next
whereof all proper parties to have due notice.
Given this 12 May 1852
T. A. Corlett
At an Eccl Court held in Ramsey the 15th May 1852
Upon hearing this petition by consent of parties
and upon examining John Corlett one of the
subscribing witnesses to the will of John Kaneen
decd I am of opinion that the due execution of the
sd paper written by the Testator has been proved
and that probate thereof ought to be granted as
prayed for and the same is therefore hereby so
ordered and adjudicated accordingly.
T. A. Corlett.
This is declared to be the last will and testament
of us John Kaneen and Jane Kaneen of Ballaslig in
the parish of KK Andreas jointly made published
and declared this 10th day of March 1848 being of
sound mind and memory at the making and publishing hereof.
First - we commit our Souls to God and our bodies to Christian burial –
Secondly - we leave to our son John two shillings and
six pence and to our daughter Jane wife of William
Christian two shillings and six pence they have
already had sums of money advanced to them.
Thirdly - We leave to or sons Daniel, William and
Charles Patrick Kaneen the sum of Fifty pounds
each to be paid to them and each of them at
and after the Decease of the survivor of us
as legacy.
Fourthly - We leave to our daughters Elleanor,
Marjory, Ann, Catharine, Sarah, Sarah, Maria,
Elizabeth and Louisa the sum of fifty pounds
each to be paid to them and each of them at
and after the decease of the survivor of us
as legacy.
Lastly - We leave the either to the other who
may be the longest liver or survivor the, all
the rest, residue and remainder of our property
of goods chattels and effects of what kind or
nature, soever, the survivor to have the interest
of the whole of our money during his or her
natural life, and we nominate constitute and
appoint such survivor absolute and sole executor,
or Executrix of this our joint will.
In testimony whereof we herewith subscribe our names
this 10th day of March 1848.
John Kaneen
Jane Kaneen
Witnes in presence of
John Corlett
Edward Gale
At an Eccl Court held in Ramsey the 15th May 1852.
John Corlett one of the subscribing witneses to the
foregoing paper writing purporting to be the last
will and testament of John Kaneen later decd having
made oath on the holy Evangelists that the dd
Testator when of sound mind duly signed and executed
the same as and for his call with in presence of the
deponts and Edwd Gale the other subscribing witness
Jane Kaneen the executrix therein named, is therefore
sworn well and truly to fulfil and execute the dd will
according to law to pay all just debts legacies
and funeral expenses of the Testator to pay for the
as the goods will extend and the law bind her and to
return to the Archdiocese Registry of this Diocese
a full true and perfect Inventory of the said Estate
with an accurate account of her acts and her undertak?
In the premises when thereunto lawfully required
and to these ends she has given pledges namely
Wm Carmode and Thomas Clarke who have executed this
usual Bond in presence of the court.
Probatum est
T. A. Corlett. --
1853
23 March, Ann Kneale Administratrix of the Estate
of James Kneale of Bride decd } claims Sterling ?4. - 19. - 0
Know all men by these presents that I William Kaneen
of Ballakeelenden in the parish of Bride hereby own
and acknowledge to have received of my mother Jane
Kaneen executrix of the last will and testament of
my father John Kaneen late of the parish of Andreas
deceased the sum of fifty pounds being in full payment
and discharge of a legacy bequeathed to me in and by
the last will and testament of the said John Kaneen
decd I do therefore hereby desire and request that
the said legacy be and stand cancelled on record.
Also witness my name this second day of April One
thousand eight hundred and fifty-three.
William Kaneen
Signed and delivered
in presence of –
J B Clucas
D F. Milton
At Ramsey 4th April 1853
William Kaneen the executing party to the before
written receipt & acknowledged the same to be his
proper act and deed.
Before me
Fred Corlet
Returned to the Archdeaconal Registry the 10th day of October 1855
R. Brown AK
Know all men by these Presents that I Ellenr Kaneen
of the Parish of Bride do hereby own & acknowledge
to have Received from my mother Jane Kaneen Executrix
of the last will & testament of my father John Kaneen
late of the parish of Andreas deceased the sum
of Fifty Pounds being my full payment and discharge
of a legacy bequeathed to me ??? by the last will &
testament of the said John Kaneen.
I do therefore hereby desire and request that the
said legacy be and stand cancelled on record.
As witness my name this 28th day of March 1854
Ellenr Kaneen
Witnessed by
L C John Johannelle Insr
Mu Christian
At Ramsey 28th March 1854.
Ellen Kaneen the executing party to the before written
Receipt who is known to me acknowledged the same to be
her proper act and deed.
Before me
Fred Corlett
Returned to the Archideaconal Registry the
10th day of October 1855
R. Brown A.K.
Know all men by these Presents that Daniel Kaneen
son of John Kaneen late of Ballaslig in the parish
of Andreas now one of the Executors of Jan Kaneen
who was Executrix of the will of the sd John Kaneen
doth hereby acknowledge that he has received from
Thomas Clarke and William Christian also Executors
of the will of the sd Jane Kaneen the full sum of
fifty pounds sterlg being in discharge of a legacy
bequeathed to him the sd Daniel Kaneen in and by
the last will and testament of his father the sd
John Kaneen decsd the 10th day of March 1848 recd
the sd Daniel Kaneen doth acquit release and discharge
the Exetx of the sd Jane Kaneen as well as the exetcr
of the sd John Kaneen from all claim as demand
under the will of his father John Kaneen and he
doth desire and direct that the sd will of John
Kaneen so far as excpects the sd legacy be and
stand canceled on the Registry witness his
subscription hereby this 14th day of December 1860.
Daniel Kaneen my X mrk
Witnessed by
John Corlett
Know all men by these Presents that Charles Patrick
Kaneen, son of John Kaneen late of the parish of
Andreas doth acknowledge that he has received from
Daniel Kaneen Thomas Clarke and William Christian
Executors of the will of Jane Kaneen who was
Executrix of the Will of John Kaneen deceased the
sum of fifty Pounds Sterls being in full discharge
of the amt of a legacy left and bequeathed to the
sd Charles P. Kaneen by his father the sd John Kaneen
in and by his last Will and Testament dated the
10th day of March 1848 – And the sd Charles P. Kaneen
doth acquit release and discharge the sd Daniel Kaneen
Thomas Clarke and William Christian and each and
every of them from all further claim or demand under
the will of the sd John Kaneen my father, and he
doth desire and direct that the sd will so far as
respects the sd legacy be and stand cancelled on
the Registry this 13th day of Dec 1860.
C. P. Kaneen
Witnesed by
John Corlett
At Ramsey 13th December 1860
C. P. Kaneen the executing party to the before written
Receipt (who is known to me) acknowledged the same to
be his proper act and deed.
Before me
Fred Corlet
Know all men by these presents that Thomas Clarke one
of the executers of Jane Kaneen decd doth hereby own
and acknowledge that he has received this day the sum
of Fifty Pounds in right of his wife Margaret Clarke,
alias Kaneen being in full discharge of the amount of
a legacy left by John Kaneen to his sd daughter
Margaret in and by his last will and testament dated
the 10th day of March 1848 – and of which will the sd J
ane Kaneen decd was sworn Executrix, the sd sum of
Fifty pounds being now paid by the sd William Christian
and Danl Kaneen his coExecutors – and the sd Thomas Clarke
doth acquit and discharges the sd estate of Jane Kaneen
from all further claims or demand under the will of
the sd John Kaneen –
Witness his name he sets this 13th day of Dec 1860.
Thomas Clarke
Witnessed by
John Corlett
Francis Quine
At Ramsey 14th December 1860
Thomas Clarke the executor party to the before written
Receipt (who is personally known to me) acknowledged the
same to be his proper act and deed.
Before me
Fred Corlet
Know all men by these presents that Elizabeth Kaneen
daughter of John Kaneen late of Ballaslig in the parish
of Andreas decd doth hereby own and acknowledge that
she has received from Daniel Kaneen, William Christian
and Thomas Clarke Executors of the last will and
testament of Jane Kaneen decd who was Executrix of the
Will of John Kaneen afsd hearing date the 10th day of
March 1848 the full sum of Fifty pounds sterling being
the amount of a legacy left to the sd Elizabeth Kaneen ??
and by her sd father’s will, and the said Elizabeth
Kaneen doth hereby acquit release and discharge them
the sd Daniel Kaneen ??? William Christian and Thomas
Clarke the sd Exectrs Admons and apizers from all
further claim or demand under the will of the sd John
Kaneen and she doth desire and direct that the sd will
so far as respects the sd legacy, may be and cancelled
on the Archdeacons Registry.
Witness her subscription hereto this 26th day of September 1861 –
Elizabeth Kaneen
Signed in presence of—
John Corlett –
At Ramsey 26th September 1861.
Elizabeth Kaneen the executing party to the before written
receipt and acknowledgment (who has been identified on
oath before me by John Corlett of the “Balla” Lezayre)
acknowledged the same to be her proper act and deed.
Before me
Fred Corlet
I John Sayle of Repaley in the parish of Andreas do
hereby acknowledge that I have received from Daniel
Kaneen, Thomas Clarke and William Christian Executors
of the Will of Jane Kaneen who was Executrix of the
will of her husband John Kaneen bearing date the 10th
day of March 1848. the sum of fifty pounds being in
full discharge of the amount of a legacy left and
bequeathed by the sd John Kaneen to his daughter
Sarah Kaneen now wife of me the sd John Sayle in and
by his sd Will, and I the sd John Sayle do acquit
and discharge them the sd Daniel Kaneen Thomas Clarke
and William Christian and each and every of them from
all further claim or demand under the Will of John
Kaneen dated as afsd and I do desire and direct that
the sd Will so far as respects the sd Legacy be and
stand cancelled on the Registry
this 13th day of Demember 1860 –
John Sayle
Witnessed by
John Corlett –
At Ramsey 13th December 1869 –
John Sayle the executing Party to the before written
Receipt (who is personally known to me) acknowledged
the same to be his proper act and deed.
Before me
Fred Corlet
Know all men by these presents that Louisa Kaneen a
minor by John Sayle her Guardian doth hereby acknowledge
that she has received from Daniel Kaneen Thomas Clarke
and William Christian Executors of the Will of Jane
Kaneen who was Executrix of the Will of John Kaneen
the sum of fifty pounds sterling being in full discharge
of the amount of a legacy left and bequeathed to her
his and by the last will and testament of the sd
John Kaneen dated the 10th day of May 1848—And the
sd Louisa Kaneen by her afsd Guardian doth acquit
release and discharge the sd Danl Kaneen Thomas
Clarke and William Christian from all further claim
or demand under the sd Will of John Kaneen and she
doth desire and direct that the sd will so far as
respects the sd legacy be and stand cancelled on
the Registry as witness her subscription by her
sd guardian John Sayle this 13th day of Decr 1860
John Sayle
Witnessed by
John Corlett
Francis Quine
At Ramsey 13th December 1860.
John Sayle the executing party to the before written
receipt (who is personally known to me) acknowledged
the same to be his proper act and deed.
Before me
Fred Corlet
Know all men by these presents that Francis Quine of
the town of Douglas Tailor and Draper and Maria Quine
Margerie Kaneen his wife do hereby own and acknowledge
to have received from Jane Kaneen executrix of the
Will of John Kaneen late of Ballaslig in the parish
of Andreas deceased the sum of fifty pounds in full
payment and discharge of a legacy bequeathed to the
said Maria Quine Margorie Kaneen in and by the last
will and testament of the said John Kaneen which
bears date the 10th day of March one thousand eight
hundred and forty eight – they the said Francis
Quine and Maria Quine do therefore hereby desire
and request that the said legacy be and stand cancelled
on the will of the said John Kaneen on Record
as Witness of their names this thirtieth day of March
one thousand eight hundred and fifty nine.
Francis Quine
Maria Quine alias Kaneen
Signed and delivered in presence of –
Wm Christian
At Ramsey 17th September 1859
William Christian the subscribing witness to the before
written Receipt (who is personally known to me) made
oath on the Holy Evangelists that Francis Quine and
Maria Quine alias Kaneen the executing parties
thereto duly signed and executed the same in presence
of this deponent.
Before me
Fred Corlet
Received at the Archdeacon’s Registry and Recorded
this 23d day of December 1861.
R. Brown A.R