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Will of
Philip Kaighin
1863 –
Kirk German,
Kaighin Family 8700
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German 1863 62 Episcopal To the Worshipful
Richard Jebb Esquire Vicar General of this The humble Petition of
Thomas Kaighin of the Parish of German Sheweth That Philip Kaighin of
the said Parish of German, Bachelor, Brother of your Petitioner departed this
life on the 20th day of June last past intestate, leaving him
Surviving your Petitioner, Charles Kaighin and James Kaighin also Brothers,
and a Sister Eleanor Dodd Widow, also children of Hugh Kaighin and John
Kaighin deceased – also Brothers of the said Philip Kaighin That it is necessary and
proper for the preservation of the Estate of the said Philip Kaighin that
Administration thereof should be immediately granted to your Petitioner the
rest of the next of kin having assented thereto. Wherefore your
petitioner humbly prays a hearing of this Petition and that your Worship may
be pleased to appoint and swear your Petitioner, or some other proper person Administrator
in Trust of the Effects of the said Philip Kaighin and your Petitioner will
pray Wm. Clague For Petitioner Ordered that this
Petitioner do come or to be heard at a Court to be holden at Castle Mona
Douglas on Thursday July the 9th at 10 o’clock whereof all proper
parties are to have due notice. Given this 3rd
July 1863 Rich. Jebb Diocese of Sodor and Man At a special
Ecclesiastical Court held at Castle Mona in the 9th day of July
1867 it being proved that Philip Kaighin of the Corvalla in the Parish of
German having on or about the 20th day of June 1863, departed this
life intestate and a Bachelor, this Court Hath Decreed Thomas Kaighin of the
said Parish Administrator of All Singular the personal Estate and Effects of
said deceased and he is accordingly sworn well and truly to administrator the
said Estate and Effects of the said deceased by paying his just debts and
funeral expenses so far forth as the said Estate and Effects will extend and
the Law bind him and distributing the residue thereof according to Law, and
to return to the Episcopal Registry of this Diocese a full, true, and perfect
Inventory thereof, with an accurate account of his acts and proceedings in
the premises when thereunto lawfully required; and to those ends he hath
given pledges, namely Thomas Cain of Ballavaish in the parish of German and
Thomas Cain the younger of Ballavaish aforesaid, who have entered into and
executed the usual Bond in presence of the Court. Decretum Est. R. Jebb |
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