notice · 1843
This notice contains multiple creditor notices for insolvent estates, including Henry Cowper and Worsley and Forrest, detailing applications for certificate allowance.
BELL, Matron. In the Insolvent Estate of Henry Cowper, of the County of Murray, farmer and grazier. …
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DeceasedHenry Cowper
OfficialCARR, ROGERS, and OWEN
PersonC. R. J. S. STEWART
DeceasedWorsley and Forrest
PersonRichard Forrest
PersonHenry Lake Worsley
PersonR. FORREST
OfficialMatron
OfficialAttorneys
Occupationfarmer and grazier
Occupationwine and spirit merchants
LocationCounty of Murray
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 47, 6 June 1843.
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People in this noticeCARR, ROGERS, and OWEN · C. R. J. S. STEWART · Worsley and Forrest · Richard Forrest · Henry Lake Worsley · R. FORREST
Also on page 10A list of seized or held items including blankets, bags, saddle and br · Courts of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace will be held in Parram · This notice contains multiple official announcements including Quarter
Elsewhere in this issueA cow and heifer, formerly claimed by John Higgins, a prisoner charged · Unclaimed articles held by the police at Dungog will be sold by public · Property formerly held by Thomas Bratley, a cancelled Ticket-of-Leave · Unclaimed property belonging to Edward Donachie, whose Ticket of Leave · All 67 notices in this issue
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