Will of Laurence Dooling from Newfoundland will books volume 2 page 373 probate year 1859
This name is spelled Lawrence and Laurance and Laurence in the will and Laurence in the will index

In re
Lawrence Dooling deceased.

I Laurance Dooling being on the eve of leaving this country to emmigrate to some other clime togeather with my family and not knowing what accidence or disappointment may occur, I leave this as the true sentiments of my heart and judgment behind me which is as follows I have a piece of land leased to Mr. Thaughburn at eighteen pounds per year and after my debts being paid if anything happens to me or my wife that may cause our death our surviving children is to receive the profits thereoff during the term of years as the lease specifie and after the expiration of the lease my surviving child or children may take and do as they please with it, but its further to be understood that if any thing may happen my children that would prevent them or any of them in life or death to come here or send their order all this property is to go to the benefit of my sister Margaret Larker als. Dooling and to my nephew Thos. Denn but it is further to be understood that after my sister's death its all to go to Thos. Dinn all to be managed by them as Woods or he whom he wish to give charge to. Laurence his X mark Dooling. Witness, John Walsh.

Certified Correct,
D.M.Browning
Registrar