Edward Qualtrough, 1914

128
Rushen
1914

The humble petition of Henry James Qualtorugh and Edwin Qualtrough both of
the Anchorage Port Saint Mary, merchants, and Emma Qualtrough also of the
Anchorage aforesaid a spinster.
Sheweth:
1. Edward Qualtrough of The Anchorage Port St Mary aforesaid Merchant and
Eleanor Qualtrough his wife the father and mother respectively of your
petitioners on the sixth day of June 1899 duly made and published their
joint will and testament and appointed the survivor of them and your
petitioners the said Edwin Qualtrough and Henry James Qualtrough executors
thereof.
2.  The said Eleanor Qualtrough predeceased her husband and died on the
twenty sixth day of January 1900.
3.  The said Edward Qualtorugh on the thirteenth day of September 1901 duly
made and published a further will in writing whereof he confirmed the
appointment of our petitioners the said Henry James Qualtrough and Edwin
Qualtrough as executors of the said joint will.
The said Edward Qualtrough died on the third day of March 1914.
5.  Your petitioners are desirous of having the said joint will and the will
of the said thirteenth day of September 1901 proved.
Wherefore petitioners humbly pray a hearing hereof and that your Honor may
be pleased to grant probate of the said joint will and the said will of the
13th day of September 1901 to your petitioners the said Henry James
Qualtrough and Edwin Qualtrough with such other and further relief as is
meet and petitioners will ever pray.         Ed Clucas for petitioners


Ordered that this petition do come on to be heard at court to be holden at
Douglas on Thursday the 9th day of April 1914 at 10:45 o'clock in the
forenoon, whereof all proper parties and persons to have due notice.
Given this 8th day of April 1914
S. Stevenson Moore.


In the Goods of Eleanor Qualtrough deceased.
Know all men by these present that we Henry James Qualtrough and Edwin
Qualtrough both of The Anchorage Port St Mary in the parish of Rushen,
Merchants, Henry Quayle of No. 28 Church Street in the  town of Peel, Coal
Merchant, and Herbert Moore of Port St Mary, builder, are jointly and
severally and any two of us jointly bound unto our Sovereign Lord the King
in the sum of five pounds to the payment whereof well and truly to be made
to our said Lord the King, his heirs and successors, we bind and oblige
ourselves jointly and severally, and any two of us jointly, our Executors
and Administrators, firmly by these presents.
As witness our subscription the Ninth day of April in the year of Our Lord
one thousand nine hundred and fourteen.
The condition of our obligation is such, that if the Henry James Qualtrough
and Edwin Qualtrough who seek to obtain a grant of Probate of the last Will
and Testament of Eleanor Qualtrougth late of The Anchorage aforesaid but now
deceased, who died on or about the 26th day of January 1900, at The
Anchorage aforesaid do, when lawfully called on in that behalf, make or
cause to be made a true and perfect inventory of all and singular the
personal estate and effects of the said deceased which have or shall come
into their hands, possession, or knowledge, or into the hands of any other
person for them and the same so made to 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 of the said deceased, which shall
at any time come into the hands or possession of the executor or into the
hands or possession of any other person or person for them or which without
default might have come into the hands or possession of the Executor, 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 Executors, then this obligation to be void and
of no effect or else to remain in full force and virtue.
Edwin Qualtrough
Henry J. Qualtrough
Henry Quayle
Herbert Moore
At a Court holden at Douglas the 9th day of April 1914
The executing parties to the foregoing Bond acknowledged the same to be
their Act and Deed.
Before me,          S. Stevenson Moore.