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James Corlette, as executor for Isaac Turnbull, claims money from the New South Wales Savings Bank, while the Australian Gas-Light Company announces its first general meeting.
[ 1410 ] I, JAMES CORLETTE, of Port Stephens, as Executor of the deceased Isaac Turn- bull, of Sydney, …
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ExecutorJames Corlette
DeceasedIsaac Turn- bull
PlacePort Stephens
PlaceSydney
OfficialR. Mansfield
PlaceSydney
OfficialGOVERNOR
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 474, 11 December 1839.
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