other · 1846
Notices regarding the ecclesiastical jurisdiction for Bridget Canton's will and insolvent estates for Richard Hunt, William Barr, and Richard Sutton Robinson.
ECCLESIASTICAL JURISDICTION. In the Will of Bridget Canton, late of Windsor, in the Colony of New South Wales, widow, …
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Recorded in this notice
DeceasedBridget Canton
ExecutorEdmund Burke
Executorthe Reverend John M'Encroe
Executorthe Reverend Nicholas Coffey
OffenderRichard Hunt
OffenderWilliam Barr
MagistrateMr. Justice Therry
OffenderRichard Sutton Robinson
OfficialHolden, Chambers, & M'Carthy
OfficialWILLIAM II. KERR
LocationWindsor
LocationColony of New South Wales
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 29, 10 April 1846.
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People in this noticeEdmund Burke · Richard Hunt · William Barr · Mr. Justice Therry · Richard Sutton Robinson · Holden, Chambers, & M'Carthy
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