land grant · 1839
WILLIAM LETT
SYDNEY. PARISH OF ST. PHILIP. 1. WILLIAM LETT and JOHN STAFFORD LETT, 8p., Eight perches; …
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GranteeWilliam Lett
GranteeJohn Stafford Lett
PersonGeorge Cribb
GranteeJames Wybrow
GranteeDavid Wybrow
PersonWilliam Wybrow
GranteeJohn Fitzgerald
LocationSYDNEY
LocationPARISH OF ST. PHILIP
LocationGloucester-street
LocationCambridge-street
LocationCambridge- street
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 406, 10 April 1839.
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