Will of William Earle
from Newfoundland will books volume 2 pages 398-399 probate year 1860

In re
William Earle deceased.

The above written will.     The underwritten is my sole desire F.T.B. Carter Esq. Q.C.    &c.    &c.    First I give and bequeath to my wife Elizabeth the sum of one shilling stirling-    I also give to my well beloved daughter Clementina Ryder and her children the sum of fifteen pounds currency a year to be paid half yearly say 10^th of May and 10^th of November each and every year during my term of my leases I also give to my well beloved daughter Rhoda Grace Collett and her children the sum of fifteen pounds currency a year to be paid half yearly say the 10^th of May and the 10^th of November each and every year during my term of my leases.    I also give to my well beloved daughter Rhoda Grace Collett all my household furniture &c. &c.     I also give to my beloved grandson Alonzo William Earle the sum of ten pounds currency when he is out of his apprenticeship to buy him working tules for his trade &c-    The remainder part of the profits arising over and above after my daughter Clementina and daughter Rhoda Grace have received the above sums named to them and the ground rent paid- the remaining profits over and above to be deposited in the Savings Bank until the full term of leases are expired and ended with interest &c. and the whole sum remaining in the Bank shall be equally divided between my children each and every one equal part alike say my eldest son William Howard Earle 2^nd John Earle 3^rd Nicholas Earle 4^th Thomas Earle 5^th Henry Earle 6^th Hiram Earle    Also my eldest daughter Clementina Ryder & my second and youngest daughter Rhoda Grace Collett.    This is my first & last will.   William Earle.     Saint John's Nfland march 8^th 1860.

Certified correct,
D. M. Browning
Registrar