John Kermode, 1853

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Maughold 
1853 
134
The humble petition of William Goldsmith and John Criggall
administrators of the estate of Isabella Kermode late of the parish of
Maughold with her will annexed.
Sheweth:  That John Kermode in the parish of Maughold departed this life on
or about the years one thousand eight hundred and twenty a bachelor and
intestate leaving his father Richard Kermode surviving and entitled
to the whole of his personal estate.
That the said Richard Kermode departed this life in the year one
thousand eight hundred and thirty seven having previously on the fifth
day of February one thousand eight hundred and thirty five published his
last will and testament in writing whereof he appointed his wife the
said Isabella Kermode executrix and residuary legatee and probate of the
will of the said Richard Kermode was duly granted to the said Isabella
Kermode that the said Isabella Kermode departed this life in the year one
thousand eight hundred and fifty three having previously published her
last will and testament in writing whereof she appoint her daughter
Isabella Goldsmith wife of your petitioner William Goldsmith and Daniel
Joughin Junior as trustees for her daughter Catherine Cowley residuary
legatee and executrix and executor.  That the said Daniel Joughin renounced
the executorship of the said will and administration of the estate of the
said Isabella Kermode with her said will annexed was
granted unto your petitioners on the eleventh day of March one thousand
eight hundred and fifty three.  That although the whole of the personal
estate of the said Richard Kermode which included the whole of the property
of which the said John Kermode deceased possessed became the absolute
property of the said Richard Kermode and under his will became vested in the
said Isabella Kermode yet as in said your petition under the Letters of
Administration of the estate of the said Charles Kermode did represent the
estate of the said John Kermode they are unable to receive payment of and
grant a legal discharge for the amount of a deed of bond and security which
was granted to the said John Kermode the interest whereof was for many years
received by the said Richard Kermode and by the said Isabella Kermode as the
executrix of his will.
Wherefore your petitioners pray a hearing of this petition and that your
worship may be pleased to grant unto your petitioners Letters of
Administration of the estate of the said John Kermode deceased and your
petitioners will pray.
Ordered that this petition do come on to be heard at an Eccl Court to be
holden at Ramsey on Saturday next at 9 o'clock where of all proper
parties and persons to have due notice.
Given this 10th November 1853.  T. A. Corlett

At an Eccl Court held in Ramsey the 19th Nov 1853.
Upon hearing this petition in presence of parties or their advocates and
it appearing that John Kermode of Maughold bachelor departed this life
intestate and without issue wherefore his father Richard Kermode
became entitled to his personal estate and effects who having departed this
life having first made his will appointed his wife Isabella Kermode
sole executrix who by her will appointed her daughter Cathe Cowley wife
of Wm Cowley residuary legatee and nominating her daughter Isabella
Goldsmith and Danl Joughin executors in trust for the benefits of the
said Cathe Cowley and the said Daniel Joughin having renounced the said
trust and the said Isabella Goldsmith being a ---- cover her husband Wm
Goldsmith one of the petitions and John Creggal were appointed to administer
to her estate with the said will annexed  I am therefore of opinion that
administration of all and singular the goods rights credits chattels and
effects of the said John Kermode ought to be granted to the petitioner in
trust for the said Cathe Cowley and the same is therefore
so ordered adjudged and decreed accordingly and the said Petitioners are
sworn accordingly in trust well and truly to administer the said estate
and effects of the said John Kermode according to law to pay all his just
debts so far forth as the same will extend and the law bind them and
also to return to the Episcopal Registry of this Diocese  a full true and
perfect inventory of the same with an accurate account of their acts and
proceedings in the premises when then unto lawfully required and to
these ends they have given pledges namely John Kissack and John Crystal who
have executed the usual bond in presence of the court.
Decretum est    T. A. Corlett.