Archideaconal Will 1731 #38 Arbory, of John Quayle

[From Mm RB528 / LDS 0106214]

[note that as usual various acknowledgements are written on first blank page available thus appearing out of sequence]

Arbory 1731
This is affirmed to be the last will and testament of
John Quayle of Balla Gloneh who departed this life
about the month of January being of sound mind & perfect
memory at the making thereof. First he commended his
soul to God, & his body to Xtian burial. He left & bequeathed
to his eldest son Robt part of the house [in trust - erased] as also his part of
the mortgage lands, & all the rest of his effects among the rest
of his children
Witnesses
Harry Curghey
Richard Cubon
John Comish
Pat: Quayle & Thos Quayle are
sworn supervisor who have
the deads part of ye children
& goods in their hands and
have given pledges John Costean
& HJugh Quayle
Probatum & solvit est
The inventory to be perfected next court
May 16 1732 Thos Cubon claims 10d
Arbory 1731
A perfect inventory of the effects of John Quayle
of Balla Gloneh prov'd by four sworn men viz David
Cubon, Michel Corlet, Robt Costean & Nicholas Bridson
The particulars in gross upon the dead's pt amount to £6 9 3
The dead's part of a bond due from Wm Harrison of Cordeman & acknowledged before the deemster Charles Moore amounts to £2 15 0
wth the interest thereof since 22 June 1731
More added to the inventory as brought in by ye supervisors Pat & Thos Quayle, the deads part £1 12 0
Added for the cloaths of the decd as pr vicr genls order 0 7 6
debts due to the decd 4½
£11 4 1½
funeral charges & other dues & fines 19s 3d

June ye 11 1740
I have recd from the hand of Patrick
Quaile the summ of foure pounds
three shilling & nine pence being his
proportion of ye goods that belongd
to his brother Jon Quailes childer
I say rcd by me Esther Quale als Cottier
my X

Aug 4th 1739
Anexed to the inventory of John Quayle by Pat: Quayle one
of the supervisors as follows
An acct of what debts was pd by me Patrick
Quaile since my brother was buried anno 1731 out
of the childrens goods as followeth
to widow cubbon and her son for ale for his funerall 5s 6d
John Kelley for his coffin 5s 4d
Hen Bridson for old debts claimd for 5 6½
Thos Cubbon tailor old debts claimed 2s 0
John Cubbon old debts claimed 0 5d
widow Kaghin for the like 10s 0
John Kelley for a childs coffin died since 1s 9d
tobacco and candles for funeral 8d
Charles Quan old debt 2s 6d
last childs cristning 2s 6d
linen at the childs burial 0s 8d
ale for childs funerall 2s 6d
writing will of Jon Quayle 0s 9d
Mr Stole old debts 2s 0d
burying fees to Mr Quaile 0s 4d
demster Moore for proving a bargain 0s 3d

An cct of what I Thos Quaile pd of my brother
Johns debts out of the childrens goods as follows
Brandy for his funerall 2s 4d
a mutton for hus funerall 2s 4d
to the praisers of the goods 2s 8d
burial fees and drawing the inventory of the goods 1s 2d
clerks fees 0s 11d
Mr Woods fees 0s 9d
his clarks fees 0s 7d
the sumnr for making [] 0s []

At Kk Braddan July 27th 1739
The inventory of the goods of John Quayle ammounting
to £10 5s 10d & fees & debtless The overseers
by the consent of the children at age are hereby
ordered to pay the same to Esther Quayle als Cottier
the widow who has given pledges in form of law
Wm Harrison & David Cubbon and in the case the sd
overseera vizr Patr & Thomas Quayle do refuse to pay
the same accordingly they are to be comitted
till they submit to order & pay all fees
John Cosnahan Edw Moore
To the sumner of Kk [arbory crossed thru] Malew who if disobeyed to desire a soldier 

At Kk Christ Rushin decr 5 1733
Whereas it appears that the wearing
apparel of Esther Quayle of Kk Arbory
were not prized with the cloaths of her
husband John Quayle decd - Thos and
Patrick Quayle the supervisors do therefore
promise to add the sum of seven shillings
and six pence to the inventory of sd John
Quayle for the use of the children under
age wch is in lieu of the apparel of ye decd
vizt the suit of claths in dispute - the
sd supervisors do moreover add four pence
half penny outstanding debts & this before me
John Cosnahan vicr genl

24 Octbr 1732 Henry Bridson claims 24s
Charles Quane of KK Patrick 3s
Pat Quayle Kk Malew £1 7s

June 4th 1750
Thos Moor husband of Esther Quayle als Cottier
relict of John Quayle the testatorr
came this day to the registry & acknowledged to have
eecv from Thos Quayle one of the supervisors the
sum of four pounds three shillings & nine pence in
part of the childrens goods & does hereby acquit &
discharge him & for so much
before me 
Ja Wilks Ar Regr
June 4th 1750
Michael & Wm Quayle sons of John Quayle  ...