JAMES MYLROIE from WILLIAM CROUGHAN
Purchase - 1817 (Lonan)
Know all men by these presents that I William Croaghan of the parish of KK Lonan with the joint consent of my wife Mary Croaghan als Quirk divers good causes and reasons us hereunto moving but chiefly and more especially for and in consideration of the just and full sum of ten pounds Manks currency of this Isle, to be paid or secured to me William Croaghan at the worshipful Deemster’s attestation hereof at, by and from the hands of James Mylroie of the aforesaid parish
Have given, granted, alienated, passed over, bargained and sold and by these presents do give, grant, alienate, pass over and forever absolutely sell from us from us, our heirs, executors, administrators and assigns all and singular our rights, property, title and interest that we now have or hereafter may or can have of, in and unto a certain parcel of Intack land situate, lying and being in the aforesaid parish being part of the .... …, the parth and the field adjoining it, and adjoining to the rent of David Mylroie on the west and south-west, and the rent of William Croaghan on the south-east, and David Mylroie on the north
To have and to hold to him the said James Mylroie, his heirs, executors, administrators and assigns with all ways, watercourses, easements, liberties appurtenances and appendages unto the same belonging or in any wise appertaining, he the said James Mylroie, his heirs, executors, administrators and assigns yielding and paying such Chief Rent as the Setting Quest of said parish shall adjust thereon, and doing and performing all other dues and duties annually incumbent upon the premises at the times and seasons usually accustomed, I the said William Croaghan, my heirs, executors and assigns do uphold to defend and warrant to the said James Mylroie, his heirs, executors, administrators and assigns in the peaceable possession of the premises against the pretended right, challenge or claim of any person or persons whatever
And for the true and faithful performance of all and singular the foregoing Bill of Sale and every article, clause and sentence therein contained, I the said William Croaghan and Mary my wife do hereby bind and oblige ourselves, our heirs, executors and assigns in and under the penalty of one hundred pounds British to be levied and paid according to law and practice within this Isle.
As witness our subscription this the tenth day of April one thousand eight hundred and seventeen. William Croaghan X, Mary Croaghan X
Signed and delivered in the presence of Thomas Quay, Joseph Mylroie
At Douglas the 14 March 1818 William Croaghan and Mary Croaghan his wife acknowledged the foregoing Sale to be their act and deed. Before me John Hutchin
At a Court Baron holden at Douglas the 20th April 1822 The beforewritten Deed of Sale having been acknowledged before a High Bailiff and now openly published in Court and no objection offered against it the same is therefore ordered to be recorded. J. Quirk?
Ref: NSS May 1822 #47a
NOTES
- COLBY - Close Moar
- The identity of the purchaser is revealed in the 1864 Lib Vast which records that this intack, #70, was passed to son Thomas as heir at law. It also records the transmission of the land in this purchase from William Croughan to James Mylroie
- James's grand father, David Mylroie snr took no land or possessions into his marriage to widow Margaret Kermott als Killey, although the Killey family contributed a portion of the Close Moar intack to the marriage in 1755 and this holding was subsequently expanded by David snr over the years
- In 1806, James's father had purchased a 6d tenancy from Croughan, and this purchase represents a small expansion to the 1806 purchase
- The estate passed from David snr to son David jnr, then to James, and finally to James's oldest son Thomas who became heir at law when his father died prematurely in 1839 and Thomas was in his early teens
- What is curious about this transaction is that the 1864 Lib Vast only deals with the 1d portion only of Intack #70, yet the two pieces of Intack to in their entirity (that is one piece now includes the 1806 and 1817 purchases from Croughan) go to Thomas, each (#36 & #70) javing already been passed from David snr to James to Thomas in LV 1855
Associated Documents
- 1755 Marriage Contract: David Myleroie & Margaret Killey (grand parents)
- 1796 Will: David Mylderoi snr (grand father)
- 1757 Purchase: David Meleroie snr from James Killey (father & uncle)
- 1766 Purchase: David Mylroie snr from Robert Kneal etc (father)
- 1766 Purchase: David Mylroie snr from Philip Fargher (father)
- 1781 Settlement: David Mylroie snr to David Mylroie jnr
- 1796 Will: David Mylderoi snr (father)
- 1799 Will: Margaret Mylroy als Kermott als Killey (grand mother)
- 1801 Mortgage: David Mylroie jnr to John Fargher (father)
- 1803 Sale: David Moylroy jnr to Thomas Cowin (father)
- 1803 Purchase: David Mylroy jnr from Thomas Cowin (father)
- 1802 Purchase: David Mcylroie jnr from John Kewley (father)
- 1806 Purchase David Mylroie jnr from William Croghan (father)
- 1817 Purchase: James Mylroie from William Croaghan
- 1829 Settlement: David Mylroie jnr to James Mylroie
- 1833 Settlement: David Mylroie jnr to Robert Mylroie (brother)
- 1839 Will: James Mylroie
- 1840 Will: David Mylroie jnr (father)
- 1840 Petition: Thomas Mylroie to Chancery Court ( son)
- 1842 Will: James Mylroie (uncle)
- 1869 Will: Robert Mylroie (brother)
- 1900 Will: Daniel Mylroie (brother)
- Story: Fathers & Sons: One Mylroie Clan 1663-1900 (Lonan)