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Appellant: Micajah Lunt, merchant, John Currier, ship builder, Stephen Frothingham,...
Catalogue reference: PCAP 3/18
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This record is about the Appellant: Micajah Lunt, merchant, John Currier, ship builder, Stephen Frothingham,... dating from 1851-1853 in the series Registrar of Ecclesiastical and Admiralty Causes of the Judicial Committee of the.... It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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- 1851-1853
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Appellant: Micajah Lunt, merchant, John Currier, ship builder, Stephen Frothingham, gent, and George Lunt, ship master, all of Newbury Port, Massachusetts, North America, owner of the ship Fanchon, 1851. Respondent: George Burnett and William Wallace of Dundee, merchants, and John Jamie of Montrose, owners of the barque Bonanza. Subject: Collision between said vessels on 4 Feb 1850.
Appellant: Charles Schmelzer, 1852. Respondent: Sophia Lewis, wife of Henry Robert Lewis formerly wife of Stulz, and William Wesley and Edward Clark. Subject: Will of John Stulz. Lower Court.
Appellant: William Haddon Smith of the parish of St Michael, Cambs. Respondent: John Deighton and Richard Billington, churchwardens of said parish. Subject: Subtraction of church rate. Lower Court [not stated]. Appellant: Thomas Harrison and Thomas Rodgerson, 1852 - 1856, trading under the name of Messrs Thomas Harrison and Co, of Liverpool, merchants, owners of the late British schooner Levin Lank; and Thomas William Parkes, gent, of Southwood Lane, Highgate, Middx. Respondent: Mary Ann Parkes. Subject: Divorce. Lower Court: ACC.
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