finance return · 1846
James Denham Pinnock swears before Resident Judge William A'Beckett at Melbourne the return of all deceased intestates' estates in his charge for the District of Port Phillip under 9 Geo. IV c.83 s.12.
In the Supreme Court of New-South South Wales, for the District of Port Phillip. …
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PersonJames Denham Pinnock
MagistrateWilliam A'Beckett
RoleResident Judge
LocationNew-South South Wales
LocationPort Phillip
LocationMelbourne
Period StartFirst day of DECEM
Sworn Date1846
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 69, 18 August 1846.
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