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Accounts in: Short title: Moss v Brown. Plaintiffs: Thomas Brown. Defendants: John...
Catalogue reference: C 101/577
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- C 101/577
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1817-1828
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Description (What the record is about)
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Accounts in:
Short title: Moss v Brown.
Plaintiffs: Thomas Brown.
Defendants: John Moss.
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Plaintiff: John Moss.
Defendants: Thomas Brown, William Tooke Robinson and [unknown] Weatherall (abroad).
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Plaintiff: John Moss.
Defendants: Thomas Brown, William Tooke Robinson, John Stevens, Robert Lang, Nathaniel Snell Chauncey alias Nathaniel Snell Chauncy, Philip Monoux Lucas and Thomas Weatherall, Thomas Cayley, Johnson Littledale, Christopher Punnett, John Campbell and John Vanloo (abroad).
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Plaintiffs: James Moss the elder, James Moss the younger and David Tuohy.
Defendants: John Moss and Thomas Brown alias John Brown.
Subject: plantation estate called Grand Sable on the Island of St Vincent, West Indies.
Details: list of receipts and disbursements.
Receiver: Robert Lang, Nathaniel Snell Chauncey and Philip Monoux Lucas.
Chancery Master: Francis Paul Stratford, Giffin Wilson
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- Topics
- Litigation
- Caribbean
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