CATHERINE MYLREA CRELLIN als QUAYLE
1844 - Chancery Petition (Michael)
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To His Excellency Major General John Ready Lieutenant Governer and Chancellor of this Isle
The humble petition of Catharine Mylrea Crellin of the parish of Michael
Sheweth
That petitioner has filed her action in Her Majesty’s Court of Exchequer of Pleas against William Thomas Calvet of … who is one of the shareholders in the Isle of Man Joint Stock Bank for the amount of petitioner’s deposit in the said Bank
That petitioner is advised she cannot proceed with safety to the trial of the said cause without having at the said … the Deed of Separation of the said company the Transfer Book and the Cash Book and ledger kept at the Bank in Douglas
That the said Deed of Separation has been duly enrolled upon the records and is now in the custody of this … the Clerk of The Rolls and the said books are in the custody of D.J. Wilson … receiver appointed by this Honourable Court of the estate and effects of the said Banking company
Wherefore petitioner prays a hearing hereof and that your Excellency may be pleased to authorise the said receiver to attend at the said trial on Wednesday the 31st instant with the said Cash Book, Ledger and Transfer Book and also to allow … said Deed of Separation to be taken over to Liverpool to the said trial in the custody of one of the Clerks … in the Rolls Office and petitioner will pray
Ridgway Harris for petitioner
Ordered that this petition do come on to be heard at Castle Rushen tomorrow from
Given this 14th August 1844. J Ready
At Castle Rushen the 17 August 1844
Upon hearing this petition at a special Chancery Court holden on the 15 instant and upon holding the same under consideration until this day, it is ordered that the Deed and books in this petition mentioned be produced by the receiver appointed by this court and by a Clerk from The Rolls Office in the trial of the suit depending in Her Majesty’s Court of Exchequer in England at the suit of the petitioner against Thomas Calvet, she the petitioner paying all reasonable expenses attending the production of the said Deed and books J. Ready
NOTES
- Deemster/Archdeacon/MHK/Attorney General; and once possessors of the Dollough estate
- Only daughter of Robert Quayle & Catharine Mylrea, and b1792
- Her mother was the younger daughter of Rev William Mylrea & Ellinor als Gell, baptised 1768 in Andreas. Her mother died soon after her baby's birth
- Catherine Mylrea Quayle married John Christian Crellin & the couple had many children in Castletown, of whom only 4 survived to adulthood
- John Christian Crellin died 1842 so this petition is probably associated with his business dealings
Associated Documents
- 1759 Purchase: Rev. William Mylrea from John Gell (grand father)
- 1776 Deed of Gift: Rev. William Mylrea to the Mathematical School - George Moore (grand father)
- 1778 Mortgage: Rev. William Mylrea to Patrick Cowley (grand father)
- 1787 Will: Rev. William Mylrea (grand father)
- 1788 Will: William Mylrea (uncle)
- 1792 Will: Catherine Quayle als Mylrea (mother)
- 1794 Will: James Mylrea (uncle)
- 1796 Will: Ellinor Mylrea als Gell (grand mother)
- 1799 Will: Basil Mylrea (uncle)
- 1814 Marriage Contract: Catherine Mylrea Quayle & John Christian Crellin
- 1824 Will: Lucy Quayle als Mylrea (aunt)
- 1830 Will: Thomas Mylrea (uncle)
- 1832 Will: Rev. Daniel Mylrea (uncle)
- 1844 Petition: Catherine Mylrea Crelling vs Thomas Calvert
- Story: William McYlrea 1627-1692 (great great grand father)