THIS IS THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT of me James Bourn of St. George's 
 Place Bath Gentleman I give device appoint and bequeath all my real and 
 personal Estate and effects whatsoever and wheresoever which I shall die possessed of or entitled to or which I may have any power 
 to appoint or dispose of by this my will (except Estates vested in me as 
 Trustee or Mortgagee) unto my son Henry Bourn and my sons in law Henry Walker Lucas and Robert Adam Whytlaw (hereinafter called 
 my trustees) for all my Estate and interest therein Upon trust to collect 
 all sums of money which may be due to my Estate and to convert into money all such parts of my personal Estate as shall not 
 consist of money and to sell my real and chattel real Estate by Public or 
 Private sale at such prices and subject to such special or other conditions and in such manner in all respects as they shall 
 think proper and to do all acts requisite for effecting such sale as they 
 may think expedient and after payment thereout of my just debts funeral and Testamentary expenses to divide the net proceeds 
 arising from such collection conversion and sale unto and equally between 
 my children Sturges Bourn Jane Lucas wife of the said Henry Walker Lucas the said Henry Bourn Emily Ruth Whytlaw wife of the said 
 Robert Adam Whytlaw Mary Ann Baldwin Bourn Alice Bourn and my 
 Granddaughter Mary Lunn Bourn daughter of my deceased son Charles James Bourn I device all Estates vested in me as Trustee or Mortgagee 
 at my decease unto the said Henry Bourn Henry Walker Lucas and Robert 
 Adam Whytlaw subject to the equities affecting the same Estates respectively and I appoint them Executors of this my Will As 
 witness my hand this third day of February one thousand eight hundred and 
 seventy seven - Jas Bourn - Signed by the Testator James Bourn in the presence of us present at the same time who in his presence 
 and the presence of each other hereto subscribe our names as witnesses - 
 I.W. Gibbs jun Solicitor Bath - Alfred J. Downing his Clerk.
 In the 15th day of June 1886 Probate of this will was granted to Henry 
 Bourn and Robert Adam Whytlaw two of the Executors