Torbay march the 30 1920.  The last will and testament of David Dunphy of Torbay.  I hereby will my houses and land and all I possess to my wife Johana Dunphy until after her death it is to go to James Duday(?) if he comes and looks after the property if he dont com to look after it my wife is to due wat she like with it my land is bounand(?) on the North bay Thom Perrin on the West bay a road cald barkan road on Sout bay the mane road on East bay Thomas Goss house.  I will 100 dollars for the Parish Priest of Torbay for masses I want one his mass out of the hundred dollars and the ballans for low masses for myself and father and mother and sister Ellen Grace and after I am in my grave there is $150 on extras with Father Ashaly belonging to me for a lone to help to bield the new church there is $30 dollars on J. J. Laceys bee long to me on Entars(?) I will hafe the pasterland to my wife the other hafe of the Paster Land is belong cusons Patrick Dunphy and James Dunphy.  David Dunphy his X mark
I will the pees of land cald Allans Plase to my brother James Dunphy it is Bounard(?) boy land belong to Thomas molay  to will   Sind Exother  Daniel mcGuire. Jacob Bradbury.  William Ryan.
       
Correct William F. Lloyd
Registrar of the Supreme Court of Newfoundland. 
(Listed in the margin next to this will the following)
Fiat June 8/20
Kent J.
adm cta
granted to
Johanna Dunphy
June 25/20.
Estate sworn
at $1830.00