Episcopal Will 1734 #2 Arbory, of Jane Parr,

[From Mm GL703 / LDS 0106373]

Kk Arbory
In the name of God amen. I Jane Parr of Kk 
Arbory within the Isle of Mann, relict of Deemster
Parr late deceased, calling to mind the uncertainty
of this life and being now of perfect mind and memory
do make this my last will & testament in manner
and form following first I commit my soul to Almighty
God and my body to Christian buriall Item I leave
to my daughter-in-law Dorothy Casemt als Humfreys
five shillings legacy. To my daughter Dulcibella 
Sabbparton ? five shillings To my daughter Ann Bridson
five shillings, to my daughter Isable Curlett five
shillings. Item to my daughter Francis Parr
five shillings and a furnished feather bed, lastly
I nominate constitute and appoint my son Thomas
Parr sole executor of all the rest of my goods
chattles and effects whatsoever moveable and
unmoveable. He my sd son takeing care of and
supplying my daughter Francis with necessaries
fitting and convenient for her and whereas I have
maintained and kept my grandson Jon Parr for some
years with meat drink and cloathing, for which I have
received no satisfaction, I do will yt my daughter in law
Dorothy Cassmt als Humfreys afforsd do make my exectr
full and ample satisfaction for the same. And that
she likewise pay my estate for several things which
she had from me of which I have already given two
of the witnesses to this my will a list and to witness
this to be my last will and testament have hereunto
subscribed my name this 9th December 1732
Jane Parr
signed published and declared
in presence of
Dan Mcylrea
Jn Quayle
Wm Christian
Oct 29 1734 At Kk Michael
The 3 witnesses have proved the within
will & capt Wm Christian one of them
has declared by virtue of his oath
that the testatrix desired some
considerable time after the making of
her will that the article for her grand
son's Jo Parr's maintence should be
struck out of it
The excr being in England Capt
Wm Christian is sworn exr in trust
& gave pledges the revd
Mr Wm Bridson & Mr Jo Quayle
of Castletown
Probatum est & solvit 1s
Oct 30 1734 Mrs Dorothy Casement
enters a claim against the exr of Mrs Jane
Parr for £10 & all Deemster Parr's books
Feb 4 1734 Capt Jo Oates £1 10 0
july 5 1735 Mr Thos Allen £4 0 0 british
Aug 15 1735 Wm Harrison 10s
Oct 9 1735 Capt Paul Bridson 14s 10d