Return to Kaighin Burial

 and Wills Index Page

           

 

Will of John Kaighin of Scaristal

1784 – Kirk Michael, Isle of Man

 

Kaighin Family 3800

 

[Will found on Brian Lawson’s Website]

 

John Kaighin, 1784

90   Kirk Michael 1784

In the name of God Amen.  I John Kaighin of Scaristal in the parish of KK Michael being at present in a moderate state of health yet considering the uncertainty of this mortal life do therefore make this my last will and testament being by Gods blessing of sound and perfect mind and memory at the making thereof which are as followeth:

FIRST - I commit my soul to Almighty God and my body to Christian burial.

SECONDLY - I leave and bequeath to my son William Kaighin the sum of twenty pounds if he comes for it but in case he does not come for the same I leave and bequeath the said twenty pounds to my two other sons James and Hugh Kaighin.

ITEM - I leave and bequeath to my son James Kaighin all that whole part or particle of land of the tenement of Corvalley and Ballakaighin lately purchased by us but not to posses by hill till after my wifes decease.

ITEM - I leave and bequeath to my son Hugh Kaighin the just sum of forty pounds to be paid after my decease.

ITEM - I leave and bequeath to my living wife Ellinor Kaighin als Kaighin the just sum of twelve pounds.

LASTLY - I do nominate and appoint my two sons namely James and Hugh Kaighin to be whole and sole executors of all the rest of my goods and effects moveable and imoveable whatso ever and excluding any other person or persons that might pretend to claim any further right to my goods with six pence legacy a piece. In witness whereof I here unto added or signed my mark to my name this 24 May 1777.  John Kaighin. Witnesses present at the signing

hereof:  Robert Corlett my mark X and John Mylchreest.

 

 

 

Submissions, corrections or suggestions gratefully

received by the editor at kaighin@iname.com

Copyright 2004 - 2007, Gregory D. Kaighin, All rights reserved