In re
         John Kehoe deceased.

Barren Island Labrador August 1st 1877.     In the name of God Amen I John Kehoe of Carbonear being sick of body but sound in mind do make this my last will and testament, and I do will and bequeath my property as follows, to my wife Mary Kehoe I will and bequeath all my property moveable and immoveable as long as she remain Mary Kehoe, and at her death or marriage the whole property shall be divided equally divided between the four sons Patrick John Peter and William, except a plot of land which I leave to my daughters Ellen and Mary Kehoe to each sufficient space to build a house if either or both require it also as much of the land as would be sufficient to set a barrel of seed potatoes, but if either of the boys shall learn any trade or michanical art he shall have no part of the property but it shall be divide between the other sons and the house shall be the home of the girls Ellen and Mary as long as they may require it, also that plot of land that Michael & Matthew Brines house stands on at preasent shall be equally divided like the other property it is bounded on the north by the main road on the south by Patrick Kehoes land on the east by Colberts land on the west by Mich Briens land.     John his X mark Kehoe.     Witness James his X mark Fleming-     Edward Jones.

Certified correct,
D. M. Browning
Registrar