The following is copied from Bank of England Wills Extracts 1717-1845 at findmypast.co.uk:
"William Minter of Ipswich Suffolk Gentleman died possessed of
£20 Long Annuities 15¾ £315
And by his will dated 8th September 1835 attested by three witness appointed his son William Flood Minter Daniel Calthorpe and James Norbrooke Executors
Probate was granted at Doctors Common 13 Jun 1836 to Daniel Colthorp (in the will written Colthorpe) one of the Executors power reserved of making the like grant to William Flood Minter the son of the said deceased and James Norbrooke the other Executors therin described yeoman Identified as pr. -- TK235
In the will are the following words
I give and bequeath the sum of Sixty Pounds part of the sum of Four Hundred pounds Long Annuities now standing in my name in the Books of the Governor and Company of the Bank of England unto my said Son William Flood Minter absolutely.
I give the sum of One Hundred pounds further part of my said Long Annuities aforesaid to my daughter Susanna Martha Colthorpe the wife of Daniel Colthorpe absolutely.
I give the sum of One Hundred and forty pounds further part of my said Long Annuities aforesaid to my daughter Sarah Norbrook the wife of James Norbrook absolutely.
I give the Sum of One Hundred pound residue of my said Long Annuities unto my Grandson William Minter Gordon absolutely the same to be interests vested in their my said Daughters and Grandson respectively upon my decease and subject to the payment of my just debts funeral and testamentary expenses
I give all the residue of my personal estates unto my said Son William Flood Minter and my said Daughters Susanna Martha Colthorpe and Sarah Norbrook equally between them share and share alike
I apont my Son William Flood Minter and my sons in law Daniel Colthorpe and James Norbrook Executors of this my will
Sworn under £450 died 26 March 1836"
The above is followed by a statement of how the proceeds of the sale of the Annuity were distributed among the beneficiaries.