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Accounts in: Short title: Reade v Reade. Plaintiffs: George Francis Reade and others,...
Catalogue reference: C 101/492
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- C 101/492
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1810-1826
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Description (What the record is about)
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Accounts in:
Short title: Reade v Reade.
Plaintiffs: George Francis Reade and others, infants by William Ghost their next friend.
Defendants: Francis Reade widow, Joseph Reade, John Bursey, Michael Burrough and John Elliot.
Subject: real and leasehold estate of George Reade, esq, Aldershot, Dorset, Tisbury and Damerham, Wiltshire.
Details: list of tenants and rents, receipts, disbursements.
Receiver: Charles Saint Barbe, esq
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- The National Archives, Kew
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- Open Document, Open Description
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- Topics
- Litigation
- Children
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Chancery Masters' Account Books
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