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In the matter of an extent against Sir William Young, baronet, Receiver of Monies...
Catalogue reference: TS 11/214
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1764-1810
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In the matter of an extent against Sir William Young, baronet, Receiver of Monies from sales of lands in islands ceded in 1763. Lists of sales and tenants, proposals, accounts, advertisements of sale, schedules of 'negroes' and live and deed stock, inventory, conveyances, case papers, list of donors and recipients of the Charity for the Sons of the Clergy. Sir Ferdinand Poole and others v. George Shergold and others, case papers. Court: Lincoln's Inn (Part 1 of 5, in two parts, referring to 1764-1810, and 1766-1793)
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- Race relations
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