other · 1843
Ecclesiastical (probate) notice: Richard Henry Aldrick applies to the Supreme Court of New South Wales for Letters of Administration of the estate of his brother Charles Flower Aldrick, late of the City of Sydney, master mariner, deceased (proctors Nichols & Williams, 13 October 1843).
1359 In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. ECCLESIASTICAL JURISDICTION. …
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DeceasedCharles Flower Aldrick
RoleMaster Mariner
LocationCity of Sydney
LocationColony of New South Wales
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 87, 17 October 1843.
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