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Husband: Thomas MCYLECHARANE Born: Place: Chr.: Abt 1690 Place: Lezayre, Isle of Man Died: Place: Bur.: 14 Oct 1743 Place: Lezayre, Isle of Man Marr: 22 Sep 1719 Place: Maughold, Isle of Man Father: John MCYLECHARANE Mother: Margaret KINREAD
Wife: Jane CALLOWS Born: Place Chr.: 13 Jan 1699 Place: Maughold, Isle of Man Died: Place: Bur.: Place: has other marriages Father: William CALLOW Mother:
1. Name: William MCYLECARANE Spouse: Ann KNEAL M Born: Place Chr.: 5 Mar 1725 Place: Lezayre, Isle of Man Died: Place Bur.: 18 Feb 1755 Place: Jurby, Isle of Man Marr: 19 Jul 1746 Place: Ballaugh, Isle of Man
2. Name: Catherine MCYLECARANE Spouse: Philip STEPHEN F Born: Place Chr.: 15 May 1728 Place: Lezayre, Isle of Man Died: Place Bur.: Place: Marr: Abt 1759 Place:
3 Name: Thomas MCYLECARANE Spouse: M Born: Place: Chr.: Abt 1730 Place: Lezayre, Isle of Man Died: Place: Bur.: Place: Marr: Place: 4 Name: John MCYLECARANE Spouse: Margaret STEPHEN M Born: Place: Chr.: 16 Mar 1733 Place: Lezayre, Isle of Man Died: Place: Bur.: 22 Mar 1810 Place: Ballaugh, Isle of Man Marr: 20 Feb 1762 Place: Ballaugh, Isle of Man
Husband: Thomas MCYLECHARANE CHR: abt 1690 son of John McLyecharane/Mylecharane and Margaret Kinread. Year of Birth: 1690 Year of Birth: 1699 RESIDENCE: Curragh. MARRIAGE: 22 Sep 1719 Copy of Kirk Maughold Parish Marriage Records FHL Film #0106734 married Jane Callow daughter of Will Callow. His name was spelled Molleycharrane. ARTICLES OF MARRIAGE BETWEEN THOMAS MCYLECHARANE AND JANE CALLOW 1719: Articles of Marriage condescended and agreed upon by and betwixt Margarett McYlecharane alias Kindred and William Mcylecharane, both of Jurby, Mother and brother to Thomas McYlecharane for and in behalf of the said Thomas McYlecharane on the one part and William Callow of Bailneskeig in the parish of KK Maughold for and in behalf of his daughter Jane Callow on ye other part as followeth: The said young couple Thomas McYlecharane and Jane Callow is to enter into the Holy Estate of Matrimony all or before the first day of December next ensuing the date hereof if God and Holy Church permit. 2ndly the abovesaid Margaret McYlecharane doth hereby settle upon the young couple after her decease all the lands that she gave consent to in her husband's last will as appears by the said will and also her whole right title or interest in or to apparel] of intack land, commonly called and known by the name of Cloase ey Kyssage situated in Jurby parish and all the said lands is to full and defend as inheritance for ever after and also she gives them all the whole crop ye belongs to her and all this after her decease and in case she dyes in winter halfs years all the time of keeping their cattle in their houses yet then the said young couple is taking her cattle and their own cattle until such time as their own beat goes to the crop and also the question all materials belonging to husbandry after her decease as before for and in consideration of all this the said young couple doth oblige themselves to pay or cause to be paid after he rdecease when they enter in possess of the Close ey Kyssage the sum of thirteen pounds sterling money ---whomsoever --- the said Margaret Mcylecharane's will be pleased to bequeath the same to --- her last will. William McYlecharane whose father left him part of his aforesaid lands for his maintenance during the course of his natural life doth hereby bind and oblige himself to deliver the said lands into the said young couples hands and management during his lifetime and also after his decease all his part of the said lands is to fall and descend to the said couple or their heirs as to fall and defend ---inheritance and --- the said young couple obliging themselves to maintaining during his natural life and of Close ey Kyssage in the same 4thly (no Thirdly) the said William Callow doth hereby endow and settle upon the young couple the full and just sum of twe]ve pounds sterling money. The one half thereof to be paid when the said young couple is married a twelve month and a day and the other half thereof to be paid within three years time after as they have occasion to call for the same ye said couple acquitting and discharging him for all the money and goods due to the said Jane Callow his daughter by her mother's decease. 5thly and lastly for the time and faithful performance of all and singular the above artles and agreement, all parties hath caused the same to be with to bound themselves each to the other in y penalty or forfeiture of sixteen pounds sterling to be paid in the nature of all other fines and forfeitures and in testimony whereof have hereunto sett their hands and seals this 11th of November 1719. Signed sealed and delivered in presence of Edmond Kneen and William Kerrish. Signed by Margaret Mcylecharan, William, Mcy]echarane, William Callow, Thomas Mcylecharrane, Jane Callow. BURIAL: 14 Oct 1743 Kirk Lezayre Parish Burial Records FHL Film #0106727. EPISCOPAL WILL Lezaire Oct the 26th 1743 FHL Film #0106377: The last will and testament of Thomas McYlcarrane of the Curraugh who departed this life upon the 14th of this instant month being of perfect memory at the makeing thereof FIRST: He bequeathed to his three youngest children viz Catherine, Thomas, and John forty shillings each he left his part of the lands to his beloved wife until his eldest son William would arrive to the age of 21 years and then the said lands together with half the crop to his said son William free and debtless he nominated his said son William and Edward Callows of Balnaskeg overseers of his children and left twelve pence a piece legacy to the witnesses of his will. LASTLY He constituted and appointed his said beloved wife Jane Mcylcarrane als Callows sole executrix of all the rest of his goods moveable and immoveable whatsoever. John Corlet John Sayle Jane McYlcarane the widow is sworn executrix and Wm the eldest son being at lawfull years is sworn overseer of the children under age. Pledges for the widow are the witnesses of the will. John Cosnahan and Edw:Moore.
JANRY 22 1763 John Mcylcarane son of the within test'r Thos Mcylcarane came this day to the Registry and acknowledged to have rec'd from his brother in law Phil: Stephen in behalf of his mother - John Mcylcarane the sum of forty shillings in full of the legacy bequeathed unto him by his said father - and hereby acquits and discharges his said mother and all others of the same. Witnessed his hand date as above --- John Mylecarane This before me Ja:Wilke Episcopal Registry. Wife: Jane CALLOWS CHR: 13 Jan 1699 Maughold Parish Christening Records FHL Film #0106735 daughter of Will Callow(Callow name spelled Callow and Callows) MARRIAGE: See husbands info. Other Marriages: Marr: 20 Nov 1744 Husband: William STEPHEN Child 1 William MCYLECARANE CHR: 5 Mar 1725 Kirk Lezayre Parish Christening Records FHL Film #0106727 son of Thomas Mcylecharane and Jane Callows. MARRIAGE: 19 Jul 1746 Kirk Ballaugh Parish Marriage Records FHL Film #0106707 married Ann Kneal. BURIAL: 18 Feb 1755 Kirk Jurby Monumental Inscription Book #370:Willm. Mylechraine was buried here 18th Febry 1755 aged 29 years. Family Group Record - MRIN 544 Documentation ARCHDEACON WILL Kirk Michael 1755 #20 FHL Film #0106221: The last will and testament of William Mcylecarane of KK Christ Lezair who departed this life about the beginning of this month February 7, 1755 and was in perfect mind and memory at the making hereof four days before his death. First he comitted his soul to God and body to Christian burial. Item - He left and bequeathed to each of his children fourty shillings and to his boy or son Thomas he left - when he arrived at twenty one years of age his choice of either the said fourty shillings or half the crop and husbandry gears that shall be at that time upon the premises. Item H left to his cousin Edward Mylecarane half an heiffer of a year old - this season vizt the least of he had of that age. Item - He left all his lands to his loving wife untill his said boy would be twenty one years of age towards the maintainace of the children to whole tuition he left them, he left twelve pence to each of the wittnesses of this his last will he constituted and appointed his loving wife whole and sole executor of all the rest of his goods movable and imovable whatsoever and appointed his brother in law Philip Steven of Ballaugh and Steven Kneale of said parish overseers of his children. Wittnesses: Phill:Kewish Wm Freer Jurati At a Court of Correction at Lezayre Feb 25th 1755. The widow is sworn executrix in court in form of law she has the tuition of the children and their goods comitted unto her pursuant to the will, and has given pledges in form of law namely John Killip and Philip Kewish both of Jurby - Philip Stephen and Stephen Kneale are also sworn supervisors. Probatum est Ro:Radcliffe.
Child 2 Catherine MCYLECARANE CHR: 15 May 1728 Kirk Lezayre Parish Christening Records FHL Film #0106727 daughter of Thomas Mcylecharane and Jane CallowiCallows. Articles of Marriage between William Steven on the one part and Jane Wife of said William Steven and her daughter Catherine McYlecarane Archdeacon Wills Pt 30. #74 1766: Articles of Marriage between William Steven of BallaMoar in parish of Ballaugh and his son Philip Steven on the one part and Jane, wife of said William Steven and her daughter Catherine Mcylecarane on the other part. It is agreed between the said parties that said Philip Steven said Catherine Mcylecarane shall enter Matrimony within one month after date of these articles. Signed William Steven and Jane Steven als McYlecarane, Philip Steven and Catherine Mcylecarane. Objection was made by John McY]ecarane, son of Jane Steven als. McYlecarane decease by a former husband. Said John McYlecarane agreed in court with Philip Steven husband of Catherine McYlecarane sister to the said John McYlecarane to accept 30 shillings. No marriage on 1992 fiche. John Mcylecarane's will lists brother in law Phil Stephens have not been able to tie him into family]y yet. Why would his wife Margaret Stephents brother handle his father's will???? More research needed on Philip Stephen's involvement in this family. She is the only daughter for a brother-in-law?
Child 3 Thomas MCYLECARANE CHR: Will establishes he was the son of Thomas Mcy]ecarane and Jane Callow but not listed on fiche or parish record.
Child 4 John MCYLECARANE CHR: 16 Mar 1733 Kirk Lezayre Parish Christening Records FH Film #0106727 son of Thomas Mylecharane and Jane Callows. MARRIAGE: 20 Feb 1762 Kirk Ballaugh Parish Marriage Records FHL Film #0106707 married Margaret Stephan BURIAL: 22 Mar 1810 Kirk Ballaugh Burial Registers 1598-1986 Book page 89: John (Conboie) last name spelled Mylecaraine.
ARCHDEACON WILL Ballaugh 1810 #65 FHL Film #0106237. The last will and testament of John Mylecharane of the parish of Ballaugh which he made and declared before us the subscribing witnesses hereof being of sound mind memory at the making hereof. First He conirnitted his soul to God and body to Christian burial. Secondly He left to his eldest daughter Margaret John Quayles wife one guinea. He left to his eldest son John Mylecharane one guinea .Me left to his son Thos Mylecharane who being now resident of the town of Douglas one guinea. He left to his daughter Catherine Mylecharane Thos Quayle's wife one guinea He left to his daughter Ann Mylecharane forty pounds. He left to his grandson Wm Quayle one guinea to be paid when he arrives to the age of twenty years. Lastly he nominated constituted appointed and ordained his loving wife to be whole and sole executor of all the rest of his worldly goods houses and lands my right and tytle of same chattels moveable and immoveable of what nature or denomination soever. Witnesses Wm Cowley William Corlett Jurati At a Chapter Court holden at KK Michael 28 May 1810 The executrix is sworn in court in form of law and hath given pledges for the payment of debts and legacies namely the witnesses of the will. Probatum est Thos Cubbon
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