Bob

It's well worth joining the Family History Society.

However, you don't have to be a member to access the information I posted about Ann Cain nee Lawson yesterday.

From the home page, click on "Research".

Scroll down to "Index of wills and decrees" and click.

Next screen has "wills and decrees" written very small and underlined. Click on this.

New screen. Click on "La Mothe-Lazel"

New screen. Scroll down to LAWSON James. You'll see that the one you probably want is blue and underlined which is brilliant because if you click on it, a screen appears with the transcribed will.

Access the burials list in the same way. If you find a burial which looks promising, search Manx Notebook for Monumental Inscriptions, and if you can't find it, then post a message on the bulletin board asking for an MI with the graveyard and person's name and death date in the subject line ( so in the future others can use the search facility and find it easily )

I was just about to "send message" and see that Sylvia has answered your question already. So here's another version.

Jean C