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                  <text>1846.

â€¢

Lot

15, con. l &amp; 2

No.

2975.

: Township of

Probate of the Will of Christian Hershey:::
in such case made

A Memorial to be registerd persuant to the statute

of

ana

the probate of the last wil and testament

Hershey of the Township of B ert ie

of Christian

of the district of Niagara and the

being date d the ninth day of Dec.

Province of Canada Yeoman:

in the year

whereby he gave and bequeathed

of our Lord,

one thousand and forty three:

unto his

Christian Hershey all his real estate in the township of

son

c omp osed

Willoughby:

# f ifteen

of lot

of the said Township of Wolloughby,
hundred

the same

acres ,

hundred pounds

either of his
over to his

or less:

more

it was his

children,

executors,

child:

of age.

Containing by admeasurement twoÂ­
provided he pay the sum .of seven

lawful money of the Province;

arid ordained that

ceased

in the first and second concessions

desire,

that in the event of the death of

to be paid by them to the chi ldren of

his deÂ­

to be equally de v ided amongst them, and paid as they became
and

He further willed

him and his wife:

and

ordered and it was

executor of this

sh ou

ld by his

exÂ­

might servive

he did therefore nominate and appoint, his bel oved

and his

last will

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desire that the

children who

amongst all his

brother Henry Hershey of Bertie aforesaid,
wil l and Testament;

his

effects real and personal:

ecutors be equally devided

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and he further willed

the said several legacees should be paid

bef 6re

residue of his e s tat e and

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to the several Legaties in

primas therein mentioned and specified:

manner and

ï¿½

Willoughby.

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yeoman:

executor of his

last

son in law Joseph Sherk of the same place
and testament,

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