Ann Kaighin, 1879

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Jurby 
1879 
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Ann Kaighin widow of the Close Rhenny in the parish of Ballaugh calling
to mind the shortness of this life and being of sound and disposing mind,
memory, and understanding at the making hereof I therefore declare this to
be my last will and testament in manner following.
I commend my soul to God and my body to Christian burial.
I leave and bequeath every one who may otherwise claim any interest in
my estate the sum of One shilling legacy.
I bequeath and devise to my son Humphrey Kaighin all my right title and
interest into and unto those lands and premises called and know as Croit
Thommy - Glenshaffle together with the dwelling house and out offices
thereon erected being situated in the parish of Ballaugh and adjoining
the lands of Mary Mylecraine and Boydes field and the road leading to the
Ellans the said Humphrey Kaighin his heirs executors, administrators or
assigns to pay to my daughter Ann Kaighin the sum of twenty pounds at my
decease the said twenty pounds to be a lien and charge on the said property
namely Croit Thommy Glenshaggle until fully discharged and
paid off.
I leave and bequeath o my son Robert Kaighin the sum of five pounds legacy.
I leave and bequeath to my son William Kaighin the sum of five pounds
legacy.
I leave and bequeath to my daughter Ellenor Kaighin the sum of five
pounds legacy.
I leave to my daughter Ann Kaighin the sum of five pounds legacy.
I also leave and bequeath to my daughter's Ann and Ellenor Kaighin
equally between them all my wearing apparel also one bed and bedding
each.
I leave to my aforesaid son Humphrey Kaighin six sheep.
I nominate, constitute and appoint my son Thomas Kaighin whole and sole
executor and residuary legatee of all my monies goods, chattels and effects
of whatever nature or kind as witness my name hereunto subscribe this the
26th day of October 1876 Ann Kaighin her X mark Signed in presence of Thomas
Callister and Thomas Callister

At a Chapter Court held at Ramsey on the 24th day of October 1879 Pledges
Thomas Callister and Thomas Callister both of Ballaugh will
was proved
Ann Kaighin died 2 August 1879
To the execution of foregoing paper writing purporting to be the last
will and testament of Ann Kaighin late of the Close Rennagh.