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Will of John Burke from Newfoundland will books volume 5 page 10 probate year 1885 Last Will and Testament of I John Burke Merchant of St. Jacques being sound in mind but sick in body
do declare this my last will and testament. To my wife Catherine I
leave all money that I die possessed of to be at her decease divided among
our children as she may see fit. These monies not to include one hundred and
fifty pounds (£ 150) invested in a line of Steamers running between St.
John's and New York. This money (£ 150) I leave to my son, Lewis. Whatsoever
share in the business of Burke Bros. I may die possessed of I leave to my wife
Catherine on condition that it be employed in the business of the firm as heretofore.
Any other property not mentioned already that I may die possessed of I leave
to my wife Catherine.
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