This looks like James who was the blacksmith apprentice in 1841 [bapt 25 May 1823]:
From the 1881 census on FamilySearch.
Ballashloe, Maughold:
James CORKILL Head M Male 58 Maughold Blacksmith
Margaret CORKILL Wife M Female 62 Maughold
Margaret CORKILL Daur U Female 24 Maughold Assistant Housekeeper
Edward CORKILL Son U Male 19 Maughold Blacksmith
James J. CORKILL Grandson Male 3 Maughold
Edward CORKILL Grandson Male 2 Maughold.
Family History Library Film 1342345, PRO RG11,
Piece / Folio 5600 / 23, p.18

Maughold marriage register:
2 Feb 1850
James CORKILL, Full age, Bachelor, Smith, [of] Dreem Scarrey, [father] James Corkill, Mason, ~ and ~
Margaret CLAGUE, Full age, Spinster, Dreem Scarrey, [father] Thomas Clague, Farmer.

Eldest son John b.1815, the shoemaker, sometimes called John [son of] James, in 1881:
Dreemscarry, Maughold
John James CORKILL Head U Male 65 Maughold Shoemaker
Family History Library Film 1342345, PRO RG11, Piece / Folio 5600 / 25, p.21.

Marriage Maughold reg:
25 Jun 1865
James KERMEEN, Full age, Widower, Farm labourer, Ramsey [father] John Kermeen, Farm Labourer ~ and ~
Margaret CORKILL, Full age, Spinster, Maughold, [father] James Corkill, Mason.

James the blacksmith's place at Ballashloe was known as "Jimmy Jem's". This family originally came from Ballajora, Maughold.

According to Constance Radcliffe, there were two Corkill families farming in Ballajora in Maughold, and one family was identified by the nickname "Dick" to distinguish them from the many other Corkill families.
There was John 'Dick' Corkill c.1715-1796 and John 'Juan Dick' 1747-1823 [from land records]. Later descendants from the Ballajora (Dick) family were still known by this name added to their own. She wrote "Corkill Dick was so firmly attached to this family that it was several times used in the burials register, and is sometimes heard colloquially today" [1979].

I've looked at this family before. Details given to me by a descendant were:
The first Corkill identified from land records for this family was Thomas, a Patrick land holder who died in 1511 [Thomas McCorkell of Ballajorra]; next recorded at Ballajorra was Jon d.1669, then James d.1689 [marr. Joney Callow]. The clear lineage starts with Ewan 1688-1754, marr. Isabel d.1748; then his son John (Dick) c1715-1796; then his son John (Juan Dick) 1747-1823 marr. Margaret Cannell of Ballaskeally Onchan 1772; then their family:
John 1773-1859, no issue, inherited Ballajora farm
Patrick 1774-1843 purchased intack on Dreemskerry Hill opposite Thomas's intack, his son John Robert who d.1852 was the last owner & occupant of the Staff Land.
Thomas 1777-1869 marr. Margaret Fargher, purchased intack on Dreemskerry Hill opposite Patrick's intack.
Edward b.1780
Andrew 1785-6
Mary b.1787
William b.1790
James 1793-1870, mason, marr Margaret Callow d.1863; son James b.1823 blacksmith (Jemmy Jem's) at Ballasloe, marr. Margaret Clague, their son James b.1858.

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