other · 1844
An indenture of release and assignment was executed on June 22, 1844, by William Sims Bell, assigning his estate to trustees Archibald Little and Edward Knox for the benefit of his creditors.
N OTICE is hereby given, that by an Inden- ture of Release and Assignment, dated the twenty-second day of June, …
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Recorded in this notice
PersonWilliam Sims Bell
PlaceCheshunt Park
PersonArchibald Little
PlaceCook's River
PersonEdward Knox
PlaceSydney
PersonWilliam Dawes
OfficialJustice of the Peace
PersonF. W. Unwin
PlacePitt-street
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 58, 28 June 1844.
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People in this noticeArchibald Little · Edward Knox · William Dawes · F. W. Unwin · John Fearnley · Elizabeth Henrietta Forbes
Also on page 4A grey mare, stolen by George Price, was recovered by Penrith Police a · A black horse found in Singleton, believed stolen from William Newman · Nine horses belonging to the Mounted Police, considered unfit for serv · Elizabeth Henrietta Forbes intends to apply for a Certificate of Insol
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Near this placeCheshunt Park · District of Hunter's River · Colony of New South Wales · Cook's River · Sydney