notice · 1847
This notice contains multiple land claim cases from the Court of Claims, detailing land descriptions, claimants, and historical land grants and sales.
Coxen's six hundred and fourty acres, being a line bearing east eighty chains; …
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Recorded in this notice
PersonCoxen
PersonS. Coxen
OfficialSir Thomas Brisbane
GranteeThomas Jones
ClaimantSaul Saul Samuel
SolicitorParry Long
PersonSpark
PersonRobins
GranteeRichard Macguiness
DeceasedMacguiness
PurchaserCharles Robins
ClaimantJames M'Meekan
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 20, 5 March 1847.
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People in this noticeS. Coxen · Sir Thomas Brisbane · Thomas Jones · Saul Saul Samuel · Parry Long · Spark
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