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Catalogue reference: J 90/1582
This record is about the Cause: Merton v Joseph (1875 M10). Inventory of furniture etc. at 54 Lansdown Road,... dating from 1878 in the series Supreme Court of Judicature and former Superior Courts: Central Office and predecessors:.... It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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Cause: Merton v Joseph (1875 M10). Inventory of furniture etc. at 54 Lansdown Road, Kensington Park, MIDDLESEX. purchased (out of estate of late Abraham Moses) for maintenance of Joseph, Louis Frederick, Leah Maud and Dinah Laura Moses Marsh, children of Maria Moses Marsh. Deposited [13 December 1878] by Maria Moses Marsh and Thomas Broadbent Cartwright.
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