other · 1849
Notice regarding the ecclesiastical jurisdiction in the goods of James Brown, a deceased saddler from Sydney.
ECCLESIASTICAL JURISDICTION. In the goods of James Brown, late of George-street, in the City of Sydney, …
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DeceasedJames Brown
Rolesaddler
PlaceGeorge-street
PlaceCity of Sydney
LocationGeorge-street
LocationColony of New South Wales
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 154, 1849.
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