Will of Ellen Wickham from Newfoundland will books volume 14 page 95 probate year 1927

In re
      ELLEN WICKHAM.       DECEASED.

I Ellen Wickham, As my last Will and Testimony do Will and bequeath to my daughter Annie Sutton all my interest in those two houses situated on Longs Hill Number 121 and 119 to have and to hold as her own forever And also my share of the late Patrick Wickhams property situated in Freshwater And also the use of House thereon untill after her (Annie Suttons) Death and then it will go to my Grandson at her option James O'Neil. I also will to the same James O'Neill my Bedstead together with bed and Bedding, Also my chest of drawers for his own personal use. I also will to my Daughter Annie Sutton one small Mahogany Table and one Work Box to my Granddaughter Annie Sutton. The Clock and whatever other furniture I leave for the use of the house and my Grandchildren I also will if another O'Neil still continues the use of the house Stable and Grounds at Freshwater He will have to pay an annual rental of Thirty Dollars per year. This money to go for Masses for the souls of the following Patrick and Catherine Wickham, James, Martin, and Ellen Wickham And I also authorize my Daughter Annie Sutton to see this money payed half yearly to the Parish Priest of the Cathedral of St. John's for this purpose I also will to my daughter-in-law Catherine Wickham one cow for the support of her and children I also appoint my daughter Annie Sutton as my Executrix This I give as my last Will and Testimony this 15^th day of August in the year of our Lord 1901
Her mark X ELLEN WICKHAM
Witness Annie Sutton
Witness William Culleton
Witness Winnifred Mahon.

CORRECT
William F. Lloyd
Registrar of the Supreme Court of Newfoundland

(Listed in the margin next to this will the following)
Fiat Mar 9/03
Emerson J.
Probate granted
to Annie Sulton.
Sept 3^rd. 1927.
Estate sworn
at $2258.00