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A Collection of Newfoundland Wills
(C)
William Cooper
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Will of William Cooper from Newfoundland will books volume 5 pages 39-40 probate
year 1886
Last Will and Testament ofWilliam Cooper late of Inglewood
Forest Trinity Bay Mill owner
The last will and Testament of me William
Cooper Mill owner of Inglewood Forest Trinity Bay Newfoundland.
In the name of God Amen.
I William Cooper Millowner of Inglewood Forest
being at present in perfect soundness of mind appoint this my last will and
Testament. My soul I commend to Almighty God who gave it and my property I
dispose of in the manner following.
My half of the Mill I bequeath
to George Cooper and John Cooper sons of Henry Thomas and Cassandra
Cooper.
The large meadow on the Western side of the Brook I bequeath to George
Cooper son of Henry Thomas Cooper and all the remaining land that I possess in Inglewood
Forest I leave to be divided equally between George and John sons of Henry
Thomas Cooper.
And it is my will that all my cattle shall be divided
between George and John sons of Henry Thomas Cooper and they are to give a
calf to William Holland Cooper son of Henry Thomas and Honoria Cooper and also
a calf to be given to Honoria Cooper.
My large gun I bequeath to
William Holland Cooper son of Henry Thomas Cooper
My red Gun nipple wrench and ball mould I bequeath to George son of
Henry Thomas Cooper. To John son of Henry Thomas Cooper I bequeath my Music Box.
My
Clothes Box and Area Chairs I bequeath to William Henry son of John
Cooper.
My dwelling House and kitchen garden I bequeath to George son of Henry
Thomas Cooper also it is my will that my spare bed over the parlour shall remain there
until the said George Cooper shall feel disposed to marry and come in the house
to possess it. The other two beds are to be left to my wife Charity
Cooper to be disposed of as she will. All my tools
are to be left to Henry Thomas Cooper and sons to be used when required
to
Daniel Cooper son of Absolem I bequeath one sovereign
All my remaining
household property I leave to my wife Charity Cooper to be disposed of by her
at her will should she outlive me and in case she should it is my will that
she shall be supported comfortably off my property as she has been heretofore.
And I do here appoint that it is my desire that Hezekiah Benson and
Elias? Robbins be my executors to see this my will fulfilled.
In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand this ninth day of march one
thousand eight hundred and eighty five - William his x mark Cooper.
Signed
and sealed and delivered in presence of Rose Elizabeth Cooper - Hezekiah
Benson
Elias Robins - Charles his x mark Cl???
I Certify that the foregoing is a correct copy
Prescott Emerson
Registrar //
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