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Will of William Burke Senior from Newfoundland will books volume 5 pages 276-277 probate year 1888. Last will and Testament of I William Burke merchant of Saint Jacques being sound in mind, do declare this my last will and Testament. I leave to my daughter Mary and Ellen whatever money owned by me in Savings Bank Saint John's Newfoundland each to have an equal share while unmarried, of one marries I wish her to leave £100 one hundred pounds to the one unmarried. I leave to my son Thomas and to my daughters Mary and Ellen an equal share each in my dwelling house and furniture at Saint Jacques. I leave to my children Margaret, Thomas, Elizabeth Patrick and Susanna an equal share each in money owned by me in Union Bank St. John's Newfoundland. I leave to my sons Thomas and Patrick (£150) one hundred and fifty pounds cy money owned by me in said Bank,. I leave to Margaret, Thomas, Elizabeth Patrick and Susanna each to have an equal share. I leave to my sons Thomas & Patrick my share in Business at St. Jacques. I leave to my son Thomas my share in a line of steamers running between New York and Saint John's. I here appoint John Burke and Michael Burke both of Saint Jacques, as executors of this, my last will and testament. Dated 9th day of June 1886. William x Burke Senr his mark at St. Jacques Fortune Bay Newfoundland. In the presence of witnesses signed in the presence of each other Patrick J. Burke William Burke Junr.
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