1863. Will of James Brewer, dated 2 Nov. 1863, wit. David Vaughan, 
George and Jacob Sawler, Property [Part of Lot # 4, Western Shore,
divided in Three Parts, 22 rods by 320 rods, 44 acres] to his 
daughter Jane.  After Jane's death property must fall to grandsons
and no others. 

1865. Will of George Broome, Dated 6 Sept. 1865, Probated 
24 Oct. 1865. 

   I, George Broome, of New Ross in the County of Lunenburg, being of
sound mind, do declare this to be my last Will and Testament. In the 
first place I bequeath to my wife Maria Rachael Broome, all my estate,
both real and personal, provided that in the event of her marriage, or
in the event of her death, all the said estate, both real and personal
shall become the joint and equal property of my three sons, Edward
Islam Broom, David Herbert Broome, and Henry Clifford Broome; provided
also that those my three sons, shall each and all be liable to pay to
each of my three daughters, Mary Jane Broome, Emma Ophelia Broome 
and Eunice Bertha Broome, the sum of $40.00 [forty dollars] at the
expiration of the third year after those my sons shall have come into
possession of the said estate: and provided also that each of my three
daughters shall always have a home on the said estate until such time
as she shall by marriage, aquire a home of her own. I hereby desire 
and request that George Ross Esq. of New Ross and my brother David 
Broome, also of New Ross, will undertake the office of executor of 
this my last will and testament. And I hereby appoint the said George
Ross Esq. and David Broome to be and act as trustees of my sons [or any
of them who shall not have attained the age of 21 years at the time of
the decease or marriage of my wife, Maria Rachael Broome aforesaid, I
further request and desire of my beloved wife aforesaid, that she will
as early as possible without permanent injury to the rights of my 
children aforesaid, pay all and every of my just and lawful debts.
In witness that the above is my last Will and Testament, I affix my
hand and seal this sixth day of September in the year of our Lord, one
thousand, eight hundred and sixty-five.


                [signed] George Broome.
		Signed by the said George Broome the testator in the
                presence of us present at the same time who in his 
                presence have subscribed our names: 
                Witnesses: Alexander Meister; John H. Gates
                Will was proved at Lunenburg, 24 October 1865 on the
                Oath of John Henry Gates.

1812. Will of Joseph Contoy, # 145 pg. 267 Probated 13 April 1812,
Dated 19 Sept. 1795, Codicil Dated 16 June 1806, Executors wife Barbara
and son John Justin, wit. Peter Moser, Joseph Bailey and Lewis Wilkins,
wit. to Codicil Joseph Bailly, Romke B. Comingo and Joseph B. Comingo, 
Probate Granted to John Justin Contoy 13 April 1812

   I give and Bequeath to my dearly beloved wife, Barbara [Upon this
Express Condition that she shall not marry again]  all my Real and 
Personal Estate during her natural life, but in Case she Marries again,
she shall only have the 1/3 Part of my Real Real Estate, that is to say
the Dower which she is Entitled to and no more; and after the decease
of my said Wife or on the day of her Marriage, I give and Bequeath to
my 2 sons John Justin and Joseph Nicholas and their Heirs for ever all
my Real and Personal Estate, Share and Share alike, and it is Further
my Will and Order that my 2 sons shall Pay Out of the Above Bequeathed
Estate to my daughter Mary Elizabeth £ 10 to be paid in 5 years after
my decease, to my daughter Mary Eve the like sum of £ 10, Last mentioned
shall be paid in 7 years after my decease, and I do Further Order my 2
sons John Justin and Joseph Nicholas shall give unto my daughter, Mary
Eve, a Milch Cow and Calf at the day of her marriage or at the day she
shall leave her father's house, which ever shall first happen.

   1806. I, Joseph Contoy, within named, do this 16 th. day of June 1806
Make and Publish this Codicil to my Last Will and Testament, on manner
following, that is to say, I furthur give to my daughter, Mary Eve,
within mentioned, the sum of £ 6 Currency to be paid her by my two sons
within mentioned, in witness I have hereunto Set my Hand and Seal the
day and year last above written. wit. Joseph Bailly, Romke C. Comingo
and Joseph B. Comingo. 

1831. Will of Leonard Croft, Dated 1 Jan. 1831. Leonard Left 250
Acres of land at New Dublin to his 6 Sons, John, Jacob, Leonard
Jr., Frederick, Edward, George, with a House, a Barn, 2 Pair of
Oxen, 2 Cows, and 1/2 Interest in a Fishing Schooner, 50 % owned
by John Publicover.
 

1803. Will of Franz Joseph Demon, Book 1, page 196, Dated 
10 Nov. 1800, Probated 30 May 1803, #102, Executors Franz and
Charles Demon, by John Creighton, wife Catherina, Lot # 4 at 
Centre, after her Decease the 30 Acre Lot to 2 sons, John 
Franz and Charles, Share and Share Alike, First Division 
Letter B #7.  Son Frederick 1 Shilling, he having received his
Portion of Inheritance. 5 Daughters, Catherine Schlitter, Mary
Bolehar, Henrietta Smith, Elizabeth Bauchman and Eve Speidel
each to receive £ 2 in Currency.

1808. Will of George Adam Eisenhaur, Dated 12 May 1808, Probated 
24 May 1808 at Lunenburg. #122, lived North West, Exectrix, wife,
Catharina Elizabeth.  

   That my real estate, of what nature it may consist shall be sold
at Public Auction 6 months after my decease for to discharge all
my lawful debts, and the remainder of what is left, I give unto my
daughter, Catharina Elizabeth, £ 40 to be paid to her when she comes
at her age by my executrix. And the remainding overplus, with all my
personal estate unto my wife, Catharina Elizabeth, and do hereby
appoint her my Sole Exectrix of this my Last Will and Testament. 

        George Adam Eisenhaur made his Mark and Seal.
        Witnesses Philip Herman, John Contoy and John Eisenhaur. 

1813. Will of Henrich Ernst, Twsp. of Lun., Dated 15 Jan. 1813,
Probated 24 March 1813 Lun. # 151, pg. 275. Executors sons Matthew
and Casper Ernst, wit. Adolph Newman, John Mc Gregor and Philip 
Arenburg.

   After Paying my Debts and Funeral Expenses. I Dispose as followeth.
First, I Give and Devise to my 2 sons Matthew Ernst and Casper Ernst,
their Heirs and Assigns for ever, my 30 Acre Lot of Land lying in
Common Range # 2, son Matthew Ernst to have the 1/2 of Lot joining
Lot # 3, and Casper to have the other 1/2 Joining Lot #1, the Barn
on said lot to be used in common to both.

   I Give to my son Casper aforesaid, his heirs and assigns for ever,
3 Town Lots situate in Creighton Division Letter E # 9,10 and 11.

   I give to my daughter, Dorothy Wuest, 3 Town Lots lying in 
Moreau's Div. Letter F # 1 2 and 3. 

   I Give to my daughter Elizabeth Meltzer, 1 Town Lot in Moreau's
Div. Letter F # 4 and Likewise 1 Lot situated in Zoubuhler's Div.
Letter G # 5 with the Building thereon, she to enjoy the use and
benefit of the same during her natural life, and after her decease,
I give, devise and bequeath the last mentioned town lot with the 
building thereon to my grandson George Metzler, his heirs and 
assigns for ever.

   I Give and Devise unto my two daughters Elizabeth and Dorothy
Wuest, aforesaid my 4 Lots of ground situated and lying on the 
Peninsula, adjoining to the North West Range the same to be divided
between them share and share alike. 

   I give and devise unto my two sons Matthew and Casper, their
Heirs and Assigns forever my 2 Town Lots Lying in Creighton's Div
Letter E # 7 and 8 with all the Buildings thereon, the same to be
Divided between them, share and share alike.

   I give and bequeath to my wife, Eve Maria, the 1/3 Part of All
my Personal Estate, which it is my Will, shall be sold at Public
Auction and the Remainder thereof shall be divided among all my
children aforesaid in Equal Shares.

   I do further Give and Bequeath unto my said wife, the Town Lot
which she holds from her late Husband in Zouberbuhler's Div. 
Letter H # 9, to gether with the Sum of £ 30 currency to be paid
unto her by my 2 sons, Matthew and Casper Ernst, aforesaid, in Lieu
of her Dower in my Real Estate and continue to Live in my Dwelling
House during her Natural Life if she Thinks Proper.

   I Give and Bequeath to my daughter Elizabeth Metzler the Sum of 
£ 20 Currency, and unto my daughter, Dorothy Wuest the Sum of £ 50 
Currency which said Legacies shall be respectively paid unto them
out of my Real Estate by my 2 sons Matthew and Casper.

   Lastly, I Nominate and Appoint my 2 sons, Matthew and Casper 
Ernst Joint Executors of this my Last Will and Testament hereby
Revoking all Former Wills by Me Heretofore Made. In Witness Where
of I have hereunto Set my Hand and Seal this 15 th. Day of 
Jan. A.D. 1813.

                    Signed and Sealed by Henrich Ernst.