WILLIAM MYLREA
1823 - Will (Malew)
To the Reverend Thomas Stephen, Vicar General
The humble petition of John Fitzsimmons of Castletown in behalf of himself and others, the creditors of William Mylrea late deceased
Sheweth that William Mylrea of the parish of Malew late deceased departed this life on or about the 14th of June last past intestate leaving certain property and effects which your petitioner conceives were liable to the payment of his just debts, and your petitioner is desirous that some proper person may be appointed administrator of the whole of the aforesaid William Mylrea’s estate and effects for the benefit of the aforesaid creditors
Wherefore your petitioner humbly prays a hearing of this petition and that your reverence may be pleased to appoint some proper person as administrator of the aforesaid estate and effects of the aforesaid William Mylrea and your petitioner will pray. John Fitszimmons
Ordered that this petition do come to be heard at a Consistory Court to be holden at Ramsey on Thursday next and whereof all proper parties and persons are to have due notice. Given this 22 August 1823 T.Stephen
Malew
At a Consistory Court holden in Ramsey 28 August 1823 William Mylrea of Malew having departed this life on or about the 14th June last intestate leaving issue ….. surviving William, David, Jane and Eliza and this Court having received intelligence thereof hath, for the preservation of the rights of all persons interested in the estate of the intestate decreed Edward Harrison a principal creditor administrator in trust of all and singular the goods, rights, credits, chattels and effects, moveable and immoveable whatsoever of the said intestate and he is therefore sworn well and truly to administer the same, to pay all just debts so far forth as goods will extend and the law bind him to exhibit a full and perfect inventory at the Episcopal Registry and to be accountable for the residuary when lawfully required, and to these ends he hath given pledges in form of law namely John Fitzsimmons of Castletown and John Lace of Ramsey
Decretum est
T.Stephen
1823 23 September John Fitzsimmons claims …. ….. British £250
15 October Robert Curry claims 10/6
1824 3 August Charles Clague claims British £6
NOTES
- William buried 15th June 1823 Malew
- A death notice for a William Mylrea in 1823 in Malew said he was 61 years, so born about 1762
- Only known candidate would be William Mylrea who married to Jane (H)All: Children - Eleanor (1800, Santon), James David (1822 Patrick/Dalby); no sign of births of other children. Presumably this William was born no later than 1780 to have a child in 1800
- However, the childrn who are mentioned in the 1823 Will -- William, David, James, Eliza - do not include an Eleanor nor are any of them baptised to William and Jane so this man is unlikely to be the person who married Jane Hall
- At this stage, a STRAY