Legend:

Family	A unique number I have assigned to each family in my database. They are sequenced by date or approximate date of the first marriage.
Corr Family (Corresponding)	Follow this number to the corresponding family either up a generation or down a generation. The first entry in each family grouping is the marriage record. So the Corresponding Family number will be the family that the father of that family came from. A number in the Corresponding Family column next to a child indicates the subsequent family he produced. A secondary purpose of this column is to indicate a continuation or an end of the Kaighin line in that branch. - “x” means no link to the previous generation found. - “male” means the female married a non-Kaighin male, see the “Spouse” column. - “infant”, “child”, “teenager” indicates early death. - “Illegitimate”. If the father is known, his last name will be in the “notes” column if it is not Kaighin. - “no issue”. Indicates no offspring
Fam Date	The date of marriage if available. If not, then an approximate date prior to the birth of the known first born. If the letter “p” follows the date, this means “prior to”.
First Name	Self explanatory. I’ve conventionalized all names to avoid duplicity and ambiguity. It also helps when sorting the data if all like names are spelled the same. Example, Elizabeth, Beth, Liz, Lizzie, etc., are all spelled Elizabeth. Many times, the same person will have their name spelled multiple ways on different records or events. All variations will eventually be added to either the “notes” column or the “IGI Christian Name Spelling” column. A side note about the surnames John and Joseph. Prior to about the middle of the 19^th century, I could find no Kaighins in the Isle of Man with the surname Joseph. However there are many entries in the IGI with that name. Without exception, all Josephs prior to 1850 or thereabouts turned out to be Johns. Every one of them had a corresponding entry of “John”. This is due to a transcription misinterpretation probably by the IGI transcriber. In early records, John was very often written as “Jo”.
M/F	Male, Female, Husband or Wife
Event	M=Marriage B=Birth C=Christening
Date	Date of event
Death / Burial	If I found the date of both events, I always listed the date of death.
Father First	Self explanatory (Surname of father is assumed to be Kaighin. Any variations in surname spelling will eventually be added in either the “notes” column or the “IGI surname spelling” column.)
Mother Last	Self explanatory. There were often multiple spellings of the same surname, so I always used the spelling that was used in the majority for that individual.
Mother First	Self explanatory. Spelling is also conventionalized in this column for sorting purposes.
Spouse	Self explanatory. There were often multiple spellings of the same surname, so I always used the spelling that was used in the majority for that individual.
Emigration	If emigrated, lists sequence of stops if known.
Location	Location of the event.
Notes and Sources	Sources listed here as well as anything else I found pertinent or interesting. As of 21 October 2004, I am still annotating my sources in the databases, so all sources are not yet listed.

Family	Corr Family	Fam Date	First Name	M/F	Event	Date	Death/Burial	Father First	Mother Last	Mother First	Spouse	Location	of	Notes 1	Source 1
530	UNKNOWN	1747 05 23	Thomas	Husband	Marriage	1747 05 23	1771 02 22				Killey Jane	Jurby, Isle of Man			Phillip Allen pjallen@btinternet.com
530	Radcliffe		Jane	Female	Christening	1748 03 06		Thomas	Killy	Jane	Radcliffe William	Jurby, Isle of Man			Phillip Allen pjallen@btinternet.com
530	infant		Catherine	Female	Christening	1750 03 16	1751 10 02	Thomas	Killy	Jane		Jurby, Isle of Man		probably died prior to second Catherine's birth in 1763.	Phillip Allen pjallen@btinternet.com
530			William	Male	Christening	1752 10 29		Thomas	Killy	Jane		Jurby, Isle of Man			Phillip Allen pjallen@btinternet.com
530	Down to family 820		Thomas	Male	Christening	1755 10 23	1849 02 02	Thomas	Killy	Jane	Moughtin Eleanor	Jurby, Isle of Man			Phillip Allen pjallen@btinternet.com
530	Down to family 860		John	Male	Christening	1760 03 02	1843 12 07	Thomas	Killy	Jane	Christian Margaret	Jurby, Isle of Man	Ballacrink, Jurby		Phillip Allen pjallen@btinternet.com
530	Sayle		Catherine	Female	Christening	1763 07 31		Thomas	Killy	Jane	Sayle ?	Jurby, Isle of Man		May be a discrepancy. Also a Catherine d/o Thomas burial record in Jurby for 16 Apr 1765	Phillip Allen pjallen@btinternet.com

Will of Jane Kaighin als Killey, 1798

56 Jurby
In the name of God, Amen, the 31 day of May 1797. 
The last will and testament of JANE KAIGHIN (widow) who 
being sick and feeble in body but by the blessing of God 
of sound mind and memory at the making thereof. 
First, she committed her soul to God and her body 
to the earth to be buried in a decent Christian burial. 
Also she left and bequeathed to her SON JOHN the sum 
of one guinea. 
Also, she left and bequeathed to her DAUGHTER JANE WIFE 
OF WILLIAM RADCLIFFE the sum of one guinea. 
Also she left and bequeathed to her GRANDDAUGHTER JANE 
SAYLE the sum of one guinea. 
Also, she left and bequeathed to her GRANDDAUGHTER ELLINOR 
DAUGHTER OF THOMAS KAIGHIN the best cloak she had. 
Also, she left and bequeathed to her DAUGHTER JANE RADCLIFFE 
aforesaid all the rest of her shaped apparel woolen 
and linen. 
Lastly, she left and bequeathed to her SON THOMAS KAIGHIN 
all the rest of her goods chattels and effects of whatsoever 
nature and denomination whom she also nominated constituted 
and assigned sole Executor of this her last will and 
testament the day and year first above written. 
Proclaimed pronounced and declared by the Testatrix as 
his last will and testament in presence of us the witnesses: 
Thomas Corlett my mark X, 
Robert Christian, jurati. 
 
AT A CHAPTER COURT HOLDEN at 
KK Michael June 19th 1798: 
The Executor 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

Family	Corr Family	Fam Date	First Name	M/F	Event	Date	Death/Burial	Father First	Mother Last	Mother First	Spouse	Location	of	Notes 1	Source 1	Source 2	Source 3
820	Up to Family 530	1781 01 23	Thomas	Husband	Marriage	1781 01 23	1849 02 02				Moughtin Eleanor	Jurby, Isle of Man		Esther Moore and Patrick Moughtin were witnesses to marriage.	Phillip Allen (pjallen#btinternet.com)
820			John	Male	Christening	1781 12 16		Thomas	Moughtin	Eleanor		Jurby, Isle of Man		not in parents will- may have died young.	Phillip Allen (pjallen#btinternet.com)
820	Down to family 1240		Jane	Female	Christening	1784 09 19		Thomas	Moughtin	Eleanor	Kaighin John (of 860)	Jurby, Isle of Man		1st cousins.	Phillip Allen (pjallen#btinternet.com)
820	Kissack		Eleanor	Female	Christening	1787 07 29	1848	Thomas	Moughtin	Eleanor	Kissack John	Jurby, Isle of Man	Ballamoar Cottage, Jurby	Married 12 Jan 1813, Jurby. She had 9 children.	Phillip Allen (pjallen#btinternet.com)	"The Seed of Isaac" by Revd Rex Kissack	Kissack genealogy website.
820	Down to family 1090		Thomas	Male	Christening	1790 02 28	1870 05 04	Thomas	Moughtin	Eleanor	Callister Anne	Jurby, Isle of Man			Phillip Allen (pjallen#btinternet.com)
820	Down to family 1160		William	Male	Christening	1793 07 07	1875 10 07	Thomas	Moughtin	Eleanor	Corlette Anne	Jurby, Isle of Man	Whitehouse, Jurby.		Phillip Allen (pjallen#btinternet.com)
820	infant		James	Male	Christening	1796 06 01	1799 02 10	Thomas	Moughtin	Eleanor