Family Group Record

Information by Shirley Hogensen - compiled at the LDS in Salt Lake City, Utah

Note the many early spelling variation of the surname Mylecharane

Husband: John KINREAD -

Born: Abt 1641 Place: Ballaugh, Isle of Man

Bur: 15 Jan 1717 Place: Lezayre, Isle of Man

Marr: 4 Nov 1707 Place: Lezayre, Isle of Man

Father: Mother:

Wife: Joney KEIG (surname is being checked for Joney)

Born: Abt less Place: Ballaugh, Isle of Man

Chr.: Place:

Died: 25 Apr 1715 Place: Lezayre, Isle of Man

Bur: 26 Apr 1715 Place:Lezayre, Isle of Man

Father Mother:

List each child (living or dead)

1. Name: Margaret KINREAD Spouse: John MCYLECHARANE (early spelling of Mylecharane)

Born: Place:

Chr. Abt 1667 Place: Lezayre, Isle of Man

Died: Place:

Bur. 10 Apr 1726 Place: Lezayre, Isle of Man

Marr Abt 1689 Place: Of Kirk Lezayre, Isle of Man, England

Name: Averick KINREAD Spouse: Daniel QUINNEY (It has been noted that this Averick may be

the granddaughter of John Kinread - whereas his daughter Averick was baptized

1 Sep 1678. I will check the film and post any additional information)

F Born: Place:

Chr: 6 Feb 1714 Place: Lezayre, Isle of Man

Died: Place:

Bur.: 21 Nov 1751 Place: Arbory, Isle of Man

Marr: 9 May 1702 Place: Malew, Isle of Man

Name: Gilbert KINREAD Spouse:

M Born: Place:

Chr.: 1717 Place: Lezayre, Isle of Man

Died: Place:

Bur: 14 Oct 1730 Place: Lezayre, Isle of Man

Marr: Place:

ARCHDEACON WILLS Kirk Christ Lezayre 1717 #77 FilL Film #0106211:

This is affirmed to be the last will and testament of John Kinread, who comitted his soul to

God and his body to Christian burial.

Item he left and bequeathed to his daughter Margaret all the money -- in mortgage in

Kelly's Close, she paying to her two sons William and Thomas 20 shillings each when

she --- said money; and not before. Item he left to Issable Mcylecharane, his granddaughter

a quart of wool; to Jon McYlecharane a sheep and a lamb to Jane Quail a choice blanket legacy.

Item he left to John Tear half a crown, besides what goods he has of ye testators in his possession.

Item he left to his daughter Averick ten shillings besides a --- which she received in 28 shillings

and 8 shillings which was paid her in money. Item he left to John Tear's two daughters a sheep

and a lamb. Item he declared there is due to him from his son Gilbert the following:

List some items:

The testator further declared to avoid future differences which might arise that his son Gilbert

received two oxen and a horse of his mother's goods and if he fully satisfied in all that belonged

to him by his mother's will and also for said 5 stocks of oats that were due to him by said death of

his step mother for which he got a quart of wool, ye price being 2.6; due to him from Issable Quirk

2.4 due to him from Ewan Kissage, Lockman, 1.3. He left and bequeathed to his son Gilbert six pence

legacy He willed that his son Gilbert should pay to said executor 15 shillings or otherwise to

have a --- of land called Camotto-Croft?

Item he left for his funeral 8 shillings arid to ye witnesses of ye said will 8 pence.

Lastly, he constituted and appointed his beloved daughter Margaret McYlecharane als Kinread

sole executor of all goods moveable and immoveable, half ye sheep except which two sons William

and Thomas are to have.

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This is affirmed to be the last will and testament of Margret Mylecharane alias Kindred made about

the 4th of March 1725 being of a sound mind arid perfect memory at the making thereof:

IMPR: She committed her soul to God and her body for Christian burial.

ITEM: She left to Cathrine Sayle als Mylecharane a red petticoat and a pair of shoes.

ITEM: She left to Alice Sayle als Lace a pair of red and wastcoat.

ITEM: She left to her nephew William Corlett's son a sheep lamb and yearling.

ITEM: She left to John Cowley's eldest son a sheep that is in his own keeping. And in case said sheep

be dead she appoint her son William to give him a sheep in her stead.

ITEM: She left to the said John Cowleyts two youngest children--- five shillings each.

ITEM:She left to her son William all the sheep she got by her father's death except three or four muttons

if three were to little that she ---- to be expended on herselfs.

ITEM: She left to her said son Willm and heifer of about a year old.

ITBM: She left to her daughter in law what was spun of grey in the house, but is to get none of the white

and kein it is in the house.

ITEM: She left her riding hood to Issable the wife of John Sayle.

ITEM: To her son Thos one shilling legacy

ITEM: She left her shaped linnen and woolen clothes equally betwixt her daughters Cathrine

and Issable, blankets ruggs are excepted. ITEM She left to her nephew Jon Mylecharane 10 shillings.

ITEM: She appointed her son Willm to give Elinor Kewish a quarter of wool.

ITEM She declared that her son Thomas is to pay to 13 pounds (Jane his wife)which are specified

in what said Thomas's contract. LASTLY She nominated and appointed her son John Mylecharane

executor of the rest of her goods movable and immoveable Her witnesses 12 shillings each to

any one that would twenty shillings to be expended on her funeral.

Oct 14th 1726-Jon Mcylcharrane within mentioned this day came to the Records and acknowledged

to have rec'd from his brother Thomas the thirteen pounds left him by will of by his within mother and

doth hereby acquit discharge and exonerate his said brother his executors son for ever of the same.

Witness his hand an year and day before written. John

May 13,1718 Daniel Quinney of KK Arbory enters a claim against the executor of John Kinread for

40 shillings which was due to his wife in her christening. Thomas McYlecarane does hereby acknowledge

to have received from his mother Margaret McYlecharane the sum of 20 shillings which was left him by

his grandfather John Kinread of Lezayre out of ye mortgage money in Close Kelly for which he doth

acquit and discharge his said mother and her executor forever.

May 19, 1718, Ballaugh - Daniel Quinney of KIC Arbory acknowledges to have received this day 10 shillings

in full of the legacy left of his wife by her father John Kinread, and also 7 shillings more in full satisfaction

for the claim entered by him against the executor of his said father-in-law and for all dues, reckonings

and demands whatsoever.

Wife: Joney KEIG

CHR: abt 1635

Marriage: Abt 1665 married John Kinread.

DEATH 25 APR 1715 KKLezayre Parish

BURIAL: 26 Apr 1715 KKLezayre Parish Burial Record FHL Film #0106727.

EPISCOPAL WILL Kirk Christ Lezayre 1715 FHL Film #0106367:

Departed life about 25 Apr 1715.

Left 6 pence a piece to her two sisters Ann and Catherine Cottier. Left six pence to her brother Thomas Cottier.

Left her husband her part of the gears.

appointed her child Averick Kinread executor of all the rest of her goods, land and her husband

consented to give his part of the land to this child after his death. If child did not live, then land

should return to her husband, he paying to her sisters Ann and Kathrine 14 shillings betwixt~ them.

Child 1 Margaret KINREAD

CHR: Abt 1667

BURIAL: 10 Apr 1726 Kirk Lezayre Burial Record FIlL Film #0106727. ARCHDEACON WILL Lezayre 1726 #35

Film #0106213: In poor shape

Mylecharane. Before me Wm Gell,Registrar.

The within Thomas Mylecharrane acknowledged to be satisfied and paid in and ----left to his wife

and the one shilling legacy, left to himself.

Witness his mark to his name. Thomas Mcylecharrane his mark X. Before me: Wm Gell, Registrar.

Thomas Callister overseer of Edward McYlecaren the executor of(missing the rest of page)

Child 2 Averick KINREAD

CHR: 6 Feb 1714 Kirk Lezayre Parish Christening Records FHL Film #0106727

daughter of John Kinread and Joney Keig.

MARRIAGE: 9 May 4702 Kirk Malew Parish Marriage Records FEW Film #0106730 married Daniel Quinney.

BURIAL: 21 Nov 1751 Arbory Parish Burial Records FHL film #0106

ARCHDEACON WILL KK Arbory 1752 #14 FHL Film #0106380:

This is affirmed to be the last will and testament of Averick Quinney

who departed this life the 21 November 1751, being in perfect mind and memory at the making of the same.

First, she bequeathed her soul to God and her body to Christian burial. Lastly she left unto her loving

son Willam and Margaret his wife all her goods moveable and immoveable.

Witness Jane Kelly and Jane Costean. Will Proved January 22, 1752.

Child 3 Gilbert KINREAD

EPISCOPAL WILL KK Lezayre 1730 FHL Film #0106372:

This is affirmed to be the last will arid testament of Gilbert Kinread who departed this life the

14th of October 1730, being of perfect mind and memory.

Item he bequeathed to his grandson John Kinread all his sheep. Item he left to his wife his

part of a chest during her lifetime.

Item he left to his son William 3 bowls of oats.

Item he willed that his daughter Margaret Kinread arid his grandson John Kinread executor

of all the rest of his goods.

Lezayre 1730. Whereas it is agreed upon by Margaret Kinread and John Kinread executors to

Gilbert Kinread ye John Kinread before mentioned is to have the sheep left unto him free and

debtless and all for half what

lands may appear as chattels and doth acquit the whole executorship in the hand of Margaret Kinread,

and this is the penalty of 18 pounds in the nature of all other fines and said William Kinread is to have

what husbandry gears is due to Margaret Kinread, he the said William, acquitting himself from any demand

whatever upon the said Margaret as witness these names this 14 day of October 1730. William Kinread,

John, Kinread, Margaret Kinread.