THIS IS THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT of me Nehemiah Sharp  now residing at 
 Newnham Farm in the Parish of Binstead in the Isle of Wight Gentleman 
 made this twenty second day of May in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty five I give and bequeath to my 
 sons in law George Mansfield of White Doll Farm Fareham in the County of 
 Hants and Henry Bourn of Oak Villa Ealing in the County of Middlesex their executors commistrators and assigns hereinafter called 
 my trustees or trustee all my monies and personal estate whatsoever and 
 whosoever (except the articles hereinafter particularly
 bequeathed to my grandson) upon the trusts following that is to say that 
 they my trustees or trustee shall as soon as conveniently can be after my 
 decease collect and get in all sums I may be entitled to and shall stand possessed thereof and of the monies deposited at my 
 Bankers upon trust thereout to pay my just debts funeral and testamentary 
 expenses and the cost and spence of erecting a head stone in memory of me and of my wife and after payment thereof then upon 
 trust for and I do hereby direct that they my trustees or trustee shall 
 deposit the residue of such trust monies in their or his
 own names or name upon a deposit account at interest in the Ryde Branch 
 of the National Provincial Bank of England and shall from time to time as 
 the interest which may become payable upon the amount
 so deposited to the principal sum by way of accumulation and shall stand 
 possessed of such principal and interest monies to and for the benefit of 
 all and every my grandchildren who are the children 
of either of my daughters Julia Mansfield and Ellen Bourn and for such of 
 them only as shall at the time of my decease have attained or who shall 
 thereafter attain the age of twenty one years and it is my will and meaning and I do hereby further direct that upon either of 
 them my grandchildren attaining his or her age of twenty one years or who 
 shall have attained that age in my lifetime my trustees or trustee shall pay such grandchild by a cheque on such Banking 
 account an equal share of the trust monies as then deposited such share 
 being calculated according to the number of such grandchildren then living and presumably entitled to share therein exclusive of any 
 one or more of them who may have received his or her share and from time 
 to time as each of them my grandchildren attains his or her age of twenty one years he or she shall be entitled to call upon my 
 Trustees or trustee to pay him or her the share of such trust monies so 
 bequeathed as aforesaid and also produce the trust account showing the monies such share is made up and if it happen that the 
 youngest of such grandchildren for whom a share of the trust monies is 
 retained die before attaining the age of twenty one years
 the it is my Will and meaning that the sum so retained shall be 
 thereupon divided by my trustees or trustee between all the others of 
 them my grandchildren who have already received their shares and 
who shall be living at the time of such division in equal shares and 
 proportions I beg of my trustees or trustee strictly to carry out my 
 intention as herein expressed and I bequeath to my grandson Harry Mansfield for his own use my Bureau and all other the goods belonging 
 to me and which I sent to xxxx House, Soberton in the County of Hants I 
 revoke all former wills by me at any time heretofore made and to this my last will  do appoint my said sons in law George 
 Mansfield and Henry Bourn Executors in witness whereof I the said 
 Nehemiah Sharp have hereunto set my hand the day and year first be
fore written - Nehemiah Sharp - Signed by the said Nehemiah Sharp as and 
 for his will in the presence of us both present at the same time who in 
 his presence at his request and in the presence  of each other have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses the alteration 
 and interlineation marked opposite with our initials and the initials of 
 the Testator having been first made - Thomas White - Solicitor Ryde - Henry H. Perkins - Clerk to Mr. White
Proved at London 25th November 1866 by the oaths of George Mansfield and 
 Henry Bourn the Executors to whom Admon was granted.