MARY ANN MYLREA to John Corlett

Mortgage - 1890 (Michael)

Know all men by these presents that I John Corlett of Kirk Michael, farmer, doth hereby own and acknowledge himself to be endebted to Mary Ann Mylrea of Cronk Urleigh in the full and just sum of two hundred pounds sterling to the payment whereof well and truly to be paid to the said Mary Ann Mylrea, her heirs executors, administrators and assigns with interest thereout at and after the rate of four and a half per centum per annum her money payable yearly reducable neverthtless to the rate of four per centum per annum if paid punctually or within three calendar months of the same bearing due with costs and charges attending these presents

Ad for the further and better security of the said Mary Ann Mylrea in the premises

Know ye that the said John Corlett by and with the consent of his wife testified by her becoming a party to and executing these presents has given, granted, transferred and passed over in security unto the said Mary Ann Mylrea, and by these presents doth grant and pass over in security unto the said Mary Ann Mylrea all and singular a certain estate, lands and premises, the same being part of the quarterlands Barragarrow and BAllacorlett now owned and occupied by him, bounded on the south by the lands of John Charles Caine, Mrs Quayle, the high road and the Commons and the lands of John Boyde, on the east by the lands of William Quayle, William William Cowley, John Caine and John Taylor, on the north by the lands of John Caine and the high road and on the east by the lands of Robert Cretney the high road, the lands of John Caine Ballanea

To have and to hold the said estate, lands and premises together with all ways, waters, watercourses, easements, liberties, rights, members, privileges and appurtenances. Also a certain parcel of land called the Curragh, bounded on the south by the lands of John Cannell, on the east by the lands of Robert Quirk, on the north by the lands of John Quirk, and on the west by the lands of John Caine

to have and to hold the said Curragh together with all ways, waters, watercourses, easements, liberties, rights, members, privileges and appurtenances to the same severally belonging or in any way appertaining unto the said Mary Ann Mylrea, her executors, administrators and assigns until the full amount of principal, costs and charges and interest to become due and owing hereon be fullly paid off, discharged and satisfied

Provided that if the said Mary Ann Mylrea, her executors, administrators and assigns shall b e desirous to call in or the said Johh Corlett,his heirs, executors, administrators and assigns be desirous to pay off the amount of interest, principal, costs and charges which shall be duedand owing hereon, that then and in that case, it shall be lawful for such party to do so upon giving to the other party three calendar months notice of such his or their or her intention of so to call in or pay off the same

And the said John Corlett, for himself, his heirs, executors, administrators and assigns doth hereby further covenant, engage and agree to and with the said Mary Ann Mylrea, her executors, administrators and assigns that he has, by and with the consent of Elizabeth his wife, good right, full power and lawful authority to charge and encumber the said estate, lands and premises and Curragh in manner aforesaid and that he and that he and they will warrant, maintain, uphold and defend the same against all claim, challenge and demand of all and every person or person whomsoever

In witness whereof, the said John Corlett and Elizabeth his wife have hereunto subscribed their names this the fourteenth day of January one thousand eight hundred and ninety. January 4th 1890. John Corlett, Elizabeth Corlett

Witnessed by Thomas Cannell, Eva Elizabeth Corlett

confirmation and Registration follows

Whereas on the 4th day of January 1890 John Corlett and Elizabeth his wife did grant and pass their deed of Bond and Security for the principal sum of two hundred pounds unto Mary Ann Mylrea then of Cronk Urleigh in the parish of Michael, spinster, the same being secured and made chargeable upon a certain estate, ands and premises the same being part of the quarterlands of Ballagarrow and Ballacorlett. Also all and singular a certain certain parcel of land called Curragh all in the said parish of Michael the same being in the said deed in recital more particularly described

And whereas the said Mary Ann Mylrea has since intermarried with John Corkill Watterson Cowley of Cronk Urleigh aforesaid

And whereas the said John Corlett has paid to the said John Corkill Watterson Cowley and Mary Ann Cowley formerlyl Mary Ann Mylrea the full amount of principal, interest, costs and charges due under the said deed of Bond and Security and has called upon them to execute their receipt which they have agreed to do

Know all men by these presents that the said John Corkill Watterson Cowley and Mary Ann Cowley formerly Mary Ann Mylrea do hereby own and acknowledge to have received the full amount of principal, interest, costs and charges due under the said deed of Bond and Security dated the 4th day of January 1890 and hereinbefore part recited and they do hereby direct that the said deed of Bond and Security be cancelled upon record, as witness their names this thirty first day of May one thousand eight hundred and ninety five (1895). J.C.W. Cowley, M.A Cowley

Signed and delivered in presence of JAGoldsmith

Confirmations follow

[REF: May 1891 #9 MIC]

NOTES

  1. Cronk Urleigh
  2. Mary Ann was the daughter of John Mylrea and Margaret Barrie als Brew
  3. This is the first record of Mary Ann conducting business on her own behalf. She had previously only attended Court to apply for the guardianship of her brother after their father's death in 1887
  4. She married John Corkill Watterson Cowley in 1891.
  5. Is it a coincidence that the calling in of this B&S for £200 occurred just 3 weeks after JCW Cowley had purchased 23 CIrcular Road at auction for £566 Perhaps the mortgage for £200 taken two weeks later was to meet the financial commitment. And perhaps the sale of the property for a negligible profit six months later because the financial obligation was too great.

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