James Bridson Cooil, 1887

1887
Arbory
25
The humble petition of John Cooil of Ballagawne in the parish of Arbory
farmer.
That James Bridson Cooil a son of your petitioner departed this life at
Ballagawne in the said parish of Arbory on the 14th day of September 1886
intestate.
That it is necessary that letters of Administration be granted to some fit
and proper person.
Therefore your petitioner humbly prays a hearing hereof and that Letters of
Administration of the estate and effects of the said James Bridson Cooil may
be granted to some fit and proper person and he will pray.
James S. Gell --- Advocate for the petitioner.
Ordered that this petition do come on to be heard at a court to be holden at
Castle Rushen on Monday the 24th day of January 1887 at 11:30 o'clock
forenoon.
Whereof all proper parties and persons are to have due and lawful notice.
Given at Castletown this 21st day of January 1887.
W. L. Drinkwater


At a Court held at Castletown Isle of Man the 14th day of September 1886.
Upon hearing this petition in presence of the parties or their Advocates,
and it being proved that James Bridson Cooil late of Ballgawne in the parish
of Arbory on or about the 14th day of September 1886 departed this life and
intestate.
This court hath decreed John Cooil of Ballagawne aforesaid the father of the
deceased administrator of all and singular the personal estate and effects
of the said deceased, and accordingly he is sworn well and truly to
administer the said estate and effects of the said deceased by paying his
just debts and funeral expenses so far forth as the said estate and effects
will extend and the Law bind him and to return to the proper Registry a
full, true, and perfect inventory of all and singular the said estate and
effects, with an accurate account of his administration thereof when there
unto lawfully required.
W. L. Drinkwater, a judge of the said court.
Estate of James Bridson Cooil late of Ballagawne parish of Arbory and James
Stowell Gell and Tom Corris both of the town of Castletown are jointly and
severally and any two of us jointly bound unto our Sovereign Lady the Queen
in the sum of twenty pounds, to the payment whereof well and truly to be
made to our said Lady the Queen , her heirs and successors, we bind and
oblige ourselves jointly and severally and an any two of us jointly, our
Executors and Administrators, firmly by these presents.  As witness our
subscriptions the 24th day of January in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and eighty seven.


The condition of the obligation is such, that if the above named John Cooil
the intended Administrator of all and singular the personal estate and
effects of James Bridson Cooil late of Ballagawne in the parish of Arbory
but now deceased who died on or about the 14th day of September 1886 do when
lawfully called on in that behalf, make or cause to make a true and perfect
inventory of all and singular the personal estate and effects of the said
deceased which have or shall come into his hands, possession, or knowledge
or into the hands of any other person for him and the same so made do
exhibit or cause to be exhibited into the proper Registry in that behalf
whenever required by law so to do; and the same personal estate and effects
and all other personal estate and effects of the said deceased, which shall
at any time come into the hands or possession of the said John Cooil do well
and truly administer according to Law, that is to say, do pay the debts and
liabilities of the said deceased so far as the said personal estate will
extend, and the law bind the said John Cooil and do deliver and pay unto the
person or persons legally entitled thereto all the rest and residue of the
said personal estate and effects, then this obligation to be void and of no
effect or else to remain in full force and virtue.
John Cooil
At Castletown the 24th day of January 1887.
The executing parties to the foregoing Bond acknowledged the same to be
their Act and Deed.    Before me,   W. L. Drinkwater.