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Charles George Gray, Esquire, was nominated as a Guardian for the purposes of an Act authorising the marriage of minors without parental consent in Port Macquarie and its district.
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. Sydney, 7th June, 1839. …
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GuardianCharles George Gray
JudgeJames Dowling
JudgeJohn Walpole Willis
JudgeAlfred Stephen
Justice Of The PeaceJustices of the Peace
GuardianGuardian
Chief JusticeC. J.
LocationNew South Wales
LocationSydney
LocationPort Macquarie
Notice Date7th June, 1839
Regnal Year2 Victoria
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 427, 26 June 1839.
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