Hughesville January 28  1917 To my Children I wish Constance to have my Tea Coffe service.  All old family portraits & old China & linen now in Earls's house in St. John's, Earl to have his Father's watch, Bookcase & books Silver masonic tray & all furniture now in his house belonging belonging (I presume the second belonging is an error) to me Francis to have my diamond ring, large silver tray & six salt sellers now in Earls house in St. John's Nfld.  The rest of my moneys in Government Savings Bank in St. John's & all other money I possess to be divided equally between Constance and Francis.  A work box of mine now in Earls house in St. John's I want Constance to have with the things inside of it, also an old Bible, belonging to Oliver Cromwells Secretary, & a very old English history, Yours affect. Mother Blanche Pinsent

Correct Charles H. Emerson
Registrar of the Supreme Court of Newfoundland. 
(Listed in the margin next to this will the following)
Fiat 
Sept 28/18
Kent J.
adm cta
Oct 8/18
granted to 
E.S. Pinsent
Sureties
JAClift(?)
John Dawe
Estate
sworn at
$7760.41