First, I give and bequeath to my loving (or living) beloved wife Patsy, the farm and [unreadable] of all kind and all other [unreadable] including the house [unreadable] for her benefit during her natural life and I appoint her to fill the [unreadable].

Second, I give and bequeath to my daughters fifty dollars each in [unreadable] I give my sons, this is to make them equal, they [unreadable) by the execution where the estate is wound up. [Unreadable] of the estate, I give and bequeath to my sons and daughters to be divided in equal shares among them. I [unreadable] the executors to see their families kept up and aid [unreadable] and collecting debts. These are [unreadable].

[Unreadable]...and appoint Galen E. Weddle, Jacob T. Weddle to be the executors to wind up all the business, and reserve one half [unreadable, possibly a number] acre of land for a grave yard and [unreadable] them to sell the land and all the property. This is my last will and testament this April the 10th 1886.