John Quinney, 1901

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Malew 
1901 
No 95
This is the last will and testament of me John Quinney of Ballastrang in
the parish of Malew Yeoman.
Subject to my wifešs widow rights therein I devise my estate of
Ballastrang aforesaid to my son James during the joint lives of himself
and his wife and thereafter if he survive her I devise the said estate to
him absolutely but if my said son predecease his said wife I devise the
said estate to my nephew Cæsar Crellin of Cronkbreck in the parish of
German subject to a life interest for my said son's wife until she shall
marry again in one quarter of the rents during her life of my wife and a
life interest of one half of the rents after my wifešs death.
I devise and residue of my real estate to my son James absolutely.  I give
and bequeath my personal estate equally between my said son and my
wife and I appoint my said son James executor hereof.
I declare that the provisions made for my wife herein are in full of her
rights as my widow.  I revoke all former wills at any time heretofore
made by me and declare this only to be my last will and testament. In
witness whereof I have hereunto subscribed my name this twenty
seventh day of September one thousand eight hundred and ninety nine (1899).
John Quinney
Witness:
Edward R Clague
J. W. Hyde

At a court holden at Douglas on the 18th day of Feb 1901.
James Quinney sworn executor with pledges being John Cowley Onchan retired
joiner and Robert Hartwell Collister of Douglas.