This is the last Will and Testament of me Frances Henty of 
No 63 Clarence Street in the Parish of Portsea in the 
County of Southampton Whereby I do hereby devise and 
bequeath in manner following All and every my household 
furniture and fixtures books linen and... China and Glass Also 
each and every sum and sums of money which may be in my 
house or about my person or which may be due or becoming 
due to me at the time of my decease as also the house and 
premises in which I now live as above named and all and every 
other my estate and effects whatsoever and wheresoever both 
real and personal whether in possession reversion or 
expectancy unto Walter Collinge Rawlinson of No 202 ... 
Street in the parish of Portsea aforesaid as Executor of this 
my last will and Testament for the sole use and benefit of my 
aged Father and brothers and Sisters as hereinafter .... in 
equal proportions to each to be disposed of immediately after 
my decease either by Private Contract or by Public Auction as 
shall be or appear to be the most desirable and beneficial for 
the Legatees the proceeds of which after paying all my just 
debts and twenty pounds mortgage on this my house and 
premises my funeral and all other expences attending the same 
are to be equally divided as follows one fifth part to be paid to 
my Father John Harding of Wingston one fifth part to my 
brother Wilbur Harding of Southsea one fifth part to my 
brother William Harding of Portsea and one fifth part to my 
Sister ...... Rawlinson and the remaining fifth part to my 
Sister Jane Lynch of 68 Clarence Street Landport or to 
their heirs executors or administrators And I do hereby appoint 
my Brother in law Walter Collinge Rawlinson my sole Executor 
of this my last Will and Testament hereby revoking all other 
Wills Testamentary or other Writings by or for me In witness 
whereof I have hereunto set my hand this thirty first day of 
December in the year of our Lord One thousand eight hundred 
and sixty seven Frances Henty
(Attestation Clause)
Henry Hill No 65 Clarence Street Landport   William 
Crouch No 70 Clarence Street Landport
Proved at Winchester 27 April 1868
Testatrix died on 26 February 1868
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