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Know all men by these presents that we Richard Hinley of Orystall in the parish of Kirk Malew as well by and with the assent & consent of Ann Hinley alias Bridson my wife as by us & with the concurrance and approbation of Mr Robt Maddrell the lawfull guardian of & to our daughter Frances Hinley diverse good causes & valuable considerations us hereunto moving but more especially for and in consideration of the natural love and affection wch we have & do bear unto our said dutifull daughter Frances Hinley and also for & in consideration of the sum of eighty seven pounds being the amount of her mother Elizabeth Hinleys inventory all just deductions being first made & allowed and all differences thereunto relating settled & adjusted between me the said Richard Hinley & the said Robert Maddrell in behalf of the said Frances his ward in full of all demands due and arising from the said inventory or to the same in any wise relating. Have given granted settled estated & convey'd and by these presents do give grant settle estate & convey from us our heirs extors or admrs unto her the said Frances Hinley her heirs extors admors or assigns all the right title and interest that we the said Richard Hinley and Ann my wife now have or hereafter shall or may have of ib & unto certain lands & tenements with the edifices thereon together with all gardens backsides easements liberties profits & advantages thereunto belonging lying scituate and being within the parish of Trinity Russhen and formerly in the possession of the late Edward Hinley and also in our possession as to moiety thereof, of such annual Lord's rent & prescription as the same doth or may bear, that is to say, one half of the said granted premises to be vested in the said Frances Hinley at Michmas next and the other half at or upon the decease of her grandmother Ellinor Hinley als Thompson. To have & to hold unto her the said Frances her heirs extors admrs or assigns the before granted lands & premises with all and every their appurtances as ways waters water courses easements liberties profits ... ... They have hereunto subscribed their names and affixed their seals this sixth day of March in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and fifty two. 1752 Richard Hinley Ann Hinley my X mark Robt Maddrell signed sealed & delivered in presence of John Stevenson Wm Curghey [attested before Jon Taubman 6 Mar 1752 passed through court 13 May 1752]
The Hinleys or Hingleys would appear to be originally associated with Castle Rushen Garrison - a John Hinley noted as a soldier, paid 25s, in 1700 though the name Hinglay is found in Arbory from the 1660's
Richard Hinley would appear to be son of Edward Hinley and Ellinor Thompson m Rushen 17141202 with only child Richard baptised
Rushen 17151211 ; he married
(1) Elizabeth Maddrell Santan 17370214 - the baptism of dau Frances has not been found (possibly
c 1738 in Arbory as register is deficient); a dau Elinor is baptised Rushen 17400111 but mother Elizabeth is noted as buried
at Arbory 25 Jan 1740/1(also noted in Rushen burial register as transferred to Arbory) followed by a burial of an unnamed
daughter of Richard & Eliz Maddrell his wife on 1 Feb 1740/1. Elizabeth's decree is in Rushen and explains the reason
for this contract - died 25 Jan 1740/1;husband Richd, only child Frances (under age) ;aunt Mrs Margt Killy als Maddrell
appointed guardian by court ;inv £95 11 9d. Then follows a petition dated 1749 by Robt Maddrell (brother of Elizabeth)
which states Elizth died when he + next relations were off island, on return found Frances not cared for as she ought and
took her home to her maternal grandmother where she has been been 3 years during which father Richard has not given more
than 3s towards maintenance;
(2)Ann Bridson, eldest daughter and heiress of of Capt Wm Bridson of Oristal (marriage not found though there is a contract
Malew SSS May 1746 #78) - they went on to have 8 children in Rushen and later in Malew
- Richard died 7 Jan 1779 - will names children as Wm, John, Ann, Ellinor + Thomas - it
also mentions Ann + Eliz Radcliffe children of Fanny Radcliffe als Hingley.
Frances married Charles Radcliffe at Malew 17640814 - Charles noted as of Kirk German (one witness being a John Radcliffe) - she died 1777 - buried Kk German 3 Apr 1777 tho the decree is in Kk Michael - died 2 Apr 1777;alledged insolvent;husb Charles refused admin;ch under age ;Wm Quirk Lambfield Kk German h/o Ann Hinley sister of half blood appointed administrator;pledges Patk Lace snr Peel (husband Isable Lace als Radcliffe) + Wm Hingley Malew (presumeably her half brother). This insolvency probably arose from an action in chancery by John Taubman against Charles Radcliffe dated 24 Aug 1767 for £42 13s 6d - Charles effects were appraised at £38 though in auction 19 Nov 1768 john christian bid £42 british for yard and concerns known as John Radcliffe's houses and yard
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