Below is a copy of one of the most interesting Will I have found to date.
It is the Will of Allinder (Eamer) Gallinger who was the wife of Harmonious
Gallinger. Allinder's nickname was "Eleanor". All spellings are exactly as
shown in the Will. A little personal information follows...

Allinder "Eleanor" Eamer b 17 Jan 1807, Cornwall Township, d 23 Dec 1893
Cornwall Township
Harmonious Gallinger b ca 1800, d 13 Dec 1874, Cornwall Township

Both Allinder and Harmonius were originally buried at Christ Church
Anglican Cemetery in Moulinette, Ontario. Their stones were moved to St.
Lawrence Valley Union Cemetery, on Hwy #2 nr Ingleside, Ontario at the time
of the flooding for the St. Lawrence Seaway.

If you enjoy the following, please let me know and I will send more in the
future.
regards
Lily
jworrall@cnwl.igs.net
(My father's mother was Mary Adams Gallinger 1888-1990)


I Allinder Gollinger of the Township of Cornwall in the County of Stormont
and Province of Ontario Widow of the late Harmonious Gollinger, hereby make
Publish and declare this to be my last Will and Testament Dated October
18th 1892. I will and direct that my just debts and funeral expenses be
paid by my Executors hereinafter named as soon as convenient after my
decease the same to be paid out of what cash I may be ... possessed of at
my decease.
1st I give devise and bequeath to my Daughter Diannah Tichner one cow.
2nd I give devise and bequeath to my Daughter Mary Ann Alguire one fold
leafed table
3rd I give devise and bequeath to my Daughter in law Marg. Matilda
Gollingar, five dollars in cash.
4th I give devise and bequeath to my Daughter Mary Ann Alguire and Marilla
(McEwen) and Harriet Alguire and Elenor [sic] Alguire the balance of what
money as I may die possessed of after all my expenses have been paid and
satisfied by my named Executors after my decease to be equally divided
among them that is to share and share alike.
5th I give devise and bequeath to my Grand Daughter, Anna Cordelia
Gollingar Daughter of Joseph Gollingar my feather bed and Straw tick one
sheet and two pillows.
6th I give devise and bequeath to Daughter Elenor Alguire one large
spinning wheel and my red flowered dishes (tea set)
7th I give devise and bequeath to my Daughter Marilla McEwan one half dozen
chairs which have been used and one home made shawl
8th I give devise and bequeath to Daughter Harriet Alguire one blanket and
two cotton sheets and one brass kettle
9th I give devise and bequeath to son David Gollingar one office chair
colour yellow
10th I give devise and bequeath to son William Gollinger one dollar in cash
to be paid in one year after my decease
11th I give devise and bequeath to son Joseph Gollingar one dollar in cash
to be paid in one year after my decease
12th I give devise and bequeath to my son Phillip Gollingar the speckled
cow one cutter one feather bed and bedding and bed-stead one Patent-churn
one clothes cupboard
13th I give devise and bequeath that all my personal property whatever not
otherwise bequested I bequeath to my son Phillip Gollingar
And I appoint James L. Groves and Diannah Tichner my Daughter executrix of
this my last will and testament Signed published and declared by the said
Testatrix Allinder Gollingar of the Township of Cornwall County of Stormont
as and for her last will and Testament who in the presence of us and
present at the same time who in the presence of each other subscribed our
names as witnesses. Signed John Alguire, Hugh McEwan. 
Signed Allinder Gollingar