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Accounts in: Short title: Clarendon v Barham. Plaintiffs: Hon Katharine Barham, commonly...
Catalogue reference: C 101/1274
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1842-1855
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Accounts in:
Short title: Clarendon v Barham.
Plaintiffs: Hon Katharine Barham, commonly called Lady Katharine Barham, administratrix of John Barham, esq.
Defendants: Mary [Southwell] dowager Baroness De Clifford and others.
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Plaintiffs: George William Frederick [Villiers] Earl of Clarendon and Katharine [Villiers] Countess of Clarendon (formerly Lady Katherine Barham).
Defendants: Mary [Southwell] dowager Baroness De Clifford and others.
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Plaintiffs: George William Frederick [Villiers] Earl of Clarendon and Katharine [Villiers] Countess of Clarendon.
Defendants: Revd Charles Henry Barham, clerk and others.
Subject: two estates or plantations called respectively Mesopotamia and Island [in Jamaica, West Indies]; sugar and rum.
Details: charges, invoices, payments and disbursements.
Receiver: William Wilson.
Chancery Master: Giffin Wilson, George Rose
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- Litigation
- Caribbean
- Food and drink
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