other · 1855
Adolph Herring assigned his estate to Thomas Pearse and William John Fookes for the benefit of creditors, with the deed executed on March 13, 1855, and dated March 15, 1855.
NOTICE is hereby given that ADOLPH HER- RING, of Kardinia, near Geelong, in the Colony of Victoria, vine dresser, …
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AssignorADOLPH HER- RING
AssigneeThomas Pearse
AssigneeWilliam John Fookes
Attesting WitnessFrederic Champion
SolicitorsMESSRS. LANE AND STAVELEY
DebtorAdolph Herring
SignatoryAdolph Herring
SignatoryThomas Pearse
SignatoryWilliam John Fookes
Attesting WitnessFrederic Champion
PlaintiffWilliam Hudson
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 25, 20 March 1855.
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