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Catholic Episcopal Wills: in the Public Record Office, Dublin 1683-1812 (Province of Tuam) Author(S): Wm Catholic Episcopal Wills: In the Public Record Office, Dublin 1683-1812 (Province of Tuam) Author(s): Wm. Canon Carrigan Source: Archivium Hibernicum, Vol. 2 (1913), pp. 220-241 Published by: Catholic Historical Society of Ireland Stable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/25529583 . Accessed: 12/06/2014 21:12 Your use of the JSTOR archive indicates your acceptance of the Terms & Conditions of Use, available at . http://www.jstor.org/page/info/about/policies/terms.jsp . JSTOR is a not-for-profit service that helps scholars, researchers, and students discover, use, and build upon a wide range of content in a trusted digital archive. We use information technology and tools to increase productivity and facilitate new forms of scholarship. For more information about JSTOR, please contact [email protected]. Catholic Historical Society of Ireland is collaborating with JSTOR to digitize, preserve and extend access to Archivium Hibernicum. http://www.jstor.org This content downloaded from 195.34.79.79 on Thu, 12 Jun 2014 21:12:03 PM All use subject to JSTOR Terms and Conditions CATHOLIC EPISCOPAL WILLS IN THE PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE, DUBLIN 1683-1812 The Rev. Wm, Canon Carrigan, D.D., P.P., M.R.LA* Durrow, Queen's Co. Province of TUAM XVII. Will of Dr. Francis Burke, Archbishop of Tuam. a a (From copy of the original transcribed into volume of Wills of the Diocese of Tuam.) was to [Dr. Burke appointed Coadjutor Dr. James Lynch, Arch of 20th, 1713, and succeeded to the See in the bishop Tuam, Sept. " month of October in the year. He was some time dead,** " following 23rd, 1723, when Denis Kelly and Bernard (yGara, the Vicars Sept. " at Capitular, demanded the usual faculties Rome.?(Brady). a In Dei Nomine* Amen. I, Francis Burke, being in languishing sense distemper, but, I thank God, in perfect and memory, doe make as my last will and testament followeth. Imprimis I bequeath my soule to to the Almighty, and order my body be buried in ye parish church of Clonbern or as my friends shall order and that decently without to ostent[at]ion. Secondly I bequeath all my black cattle and sheep my cozin and faithful! servant Elizabeth Kelly together with all my household stuff, pewter, mettall, and brass, allso all my beds and bed cloaths and linen; thirdly I order that if the expenses of my distemper and funerall, which funerall I beg may be discretly, without noise or any sort of ostentation performed will leave any money in ye hands of as the said Elizabeth Kelly it may be distributed Father Dinis Kelly as shall think fitt legacies to the priests of this Diocese of Tuam ; fourthly vestments to I bequeath all my books, and ornaments Far. Dinis Kelly for the use of my nephew Myles Burke and doe hereby appoint the as said Dinis Kelly sole exr. of this my last will and testament witness 220 This content downloaded from 195.34.79.79 on Thu, 12 Jun 2014 21:12:03 PM All use subject to JSTOR Terms and Conditions CATHOLIC EPISCOPAL WILLS 221 one my hand this 20th day of June thousand seven hundred and twenty three. his ffrancis x Burke. mrk. Being present: Hillary Tully. Fran. Burke. Ed. Burke. Tenore nos praesentium Edvardus providentia Divina archiepis Tuamensis . notum facimus universis testamentum copus quod o suprascriptum Francisci Burke nuper de Kn ck an et aggie, par. de Tuam in Com. Gallway et Dioec. Tuamen. defuncti coram dilecto nostro . nostro . Henrico Hart, Clerico, Vicario Generali pro . batum fuit [ ] die mensis Augusti A.D. millesimo septingessimo Vicessimo tertio .... Endorsed :?" Copy Will Francis Burke of Knockantagle in ye county of Gallway and Diocese of Tuam, deceased." XVIII. of Will of Dr. Mark Skerrett, Archbishop Tuam. (From the Prerogative Wills.) [Dr. Skerrett, appointed Bishop of Killala, January 23rd, 1749, and same translated thence to Tuam May 5th, year, died in 1785.?See Special. Ossorien. Vol. III., p. 459.] son Memorandum that both my nephews Dominick and [his] John Skerrett's Bond for five hundred Pounds str. the income of wch is to or suc be paid to Messrs Stephen Lynch1 and Thomas Kirwan2 their cessors Priests in the Diocess in office to be paid to the poorest Parish is laid of Tuam in ye same manner as far. George M'Manus his money 1 1762.? Father Stephen Lynch was Dean of Tuam, May 24th, " " was of the Parish of Ballinrobe in {Spicil. Ossor, iii. 274), and Priest 1766. 2Father Thomas Kirwan was a Canon of Tuam, 24th, 1762 (Spicil. 1781. On the Oss., iii. 274), and was Archdeacon of Tuam, Sept. 14th, Arch I9th Nov., 1782, he was registered as P.P. of Headford Parish, 1750. deacon of Tuam, aged 56 years, and a priest since VOL. II. Q This content downloaded from 195.34.79.79 on Thu, 12 Jun 2014 21:12:03 PM All use subject to JSTOR Terms and Conditions 222 CATHOLIC EPISCOPAL WILLS out and with the same obligations and that by ye approbation of my successor in office. Nota Bene that ten pounds a year of said income is to be paid to my niece Mary Geoghegan during her life. This money as when paid is to be lodged in some bank far. George's money is. This as is my last will in regard of this bond witness my hand this third day of April 1782 two. Mars, Skerrett. The Reverend Thomas Kirwan, the surviving trustee named in a certain Testamentary Instrument of the Revd. Marcus Skerrett, late of Tuam in the county of Galway, deced., and Michl. Berry of Tuam not in the said county, merchant, severally and respectively and the one for the other make oath and say That they knew and were intimately acquainted with said Revd. Marcus Skerrett, deced., for several years before and to the time of his death and with his the said deceased's and manner of often seen him character handwriting having very write. These severally say they have carefully viewed, perused and deponents " examd. a certain instrument Memorandum Testamentary beginning " That both my nephews Domk. and son John Skerrett's Bond and " " witness this third of two and sub ending " mjvhand day April 1782 scribed Mars. Skerrett." And these deponents say they verily and in their consciences believe that every word, letter and figure in the said paper writing contained is the proper handwriting of the said deced. Sworn this sixth day of March 1791. Thomas Kirwan. Before Michael Berry. Edward Burten, vicar of Annaghdown, &c, Commissioner. Administration of the goods and so forth with the last will and Testament or Instrument in of Testamentary writing the Rev. Marcus so was Skerrett late deceased, having and forth, granted by the Most Rev. Father Richard and so forth, to the Rev. Thomas Kirwan the trustee of said Instrument so far as relates to surviving Testamentary sum five the of hundred pounds ster. secured by the joint bond of Domk. and but no or no exor. John Skerrett, Esqrs., further otherwise, or residuary legatee being therein named. Saving and so forth. Dated the 13th day of April in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and ninety-one 1791. This content downloaded from 195.34.79.79 on Thu, 12 Jun 2014 21:12:03 PM All use subject to JSTOR Terms and Conditions CATHOLIC EPISCOPAL WILLS 223 XIX. ACHONRY. Will of Dr. Walter Blake, Bishop of Achonry. (From the Prerogative Wills.) was [Dr. Blake appointed Bishop of Achonry, Aug. 13th, 1739, and died in 1758 (?Brady).] In the name of God. Amen. I, Walter Blake1 of Ballinafad in the county of Mayo, gent., being sick in body but perfect in my memory and understanding do make and declare this my last will and testament, revoking all former wills what soever. First I will and bequeath my soul to my Creator and Redeemer and my body to be interred in such decent manner as my executor shall think convenient. Secondly I will that all my just debts be immediately and first paid Thirdly I will and bequeath unto my beloved niece Catto Blake of sum ster. manner Clooneen the of three hundred pounds in following es vizt. The debt due by bond and judgemt. on the Brown of the Neal sd bond being passed to my nephew Maurice Blake of Clooneen in trust for likewise ster. due to me on sd me, fifty-nine pounds my nephew* out to Maurice. The remainder to be made up of my other effects sd. sum of three hundred ster. compleat pounds unto Anstace Fourthly I will and bequeath my beloved nieces and ster. to Bridget Blake of Clooneen twenty pounds be equally distri buted between them. one Fifthly I will and bequeath all my linnen and suit of cloaths I to cousn. have in Galway my John Blake of Knockmore. to Blake Sixthly I will and bequeath my books my nephew John of Dublin to be disposed of by him as I directed. unto cousns. Blake Seventhly I will and bequeath my Judy and French the sum of five ster. to each of them. Mary pounds Eighthly I will and bequeath unto my beloved sister Anstace Lynch the sum of ten ster. to be to her at such times and in such pounds given proportion as both my nephew Marks Blake will think fit. the sum of Ninthly I will and bequeath unto Mr. Philip Phillips2 as ten pounds ster. to be disposed of by him I directed. 1 See Appendix Vol. i., Appendix i., pp. 194-6 supra.
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