Unknown cause(s). Documents exhibited in court: Account book of John Curnock (1815-1833)....

Unknown cause(s). Documents exhibited in court:

• Account book of John Curnock (1815-1833).
• 10 printed pocket ledgers with brief diary notes concerning sale of produce and agricultural jobs; mentioning Richmond, Southall, Rickmansworth (1821-1831).

Short title: Edridge v Gyles. Documents exhibited in court:

• Mortgage of John Mollard of Peckham, Surrey, to John Jackson Cuff of the Freemason's Tavern, Great Queen Street, Lincoln's Inn Fields, Middx, of The Crown and Sceptre Tavern, Greenwich, Kent (1830).
• Affidavit of Sarah Cooper and Ann Orlton with schedule (1849).

Short title: Elmslie v Ogilvy. Documents exhibited in court:

• 7 business letters to William Elmslie of Wapping, London, linen-draper, from Charles Russell of Spanishtown, Jamaica, William Kynnier of Jamaica, W Douce, and John Ogilvy (1780-1789).
• 2 insurance policies for goods of William Elmslie going from London to Jamica on the ship Amity Hall (1781-1782).
• Promissory note of D Sill of Draper's Hall to William Elmslie (1783).
• Bill of exchange of William Elmslie to John Ogilvy (1785).
• Bills and receipts (1787).
• Account between William Elmslie and William Kynnier (1787).

Short title: Elliott v Morris. Documents exhibited in court:

• Papers relating to the administration of Robert Elliott's estate, including receipts, rent books and inventories (1838-1844).
• Probate, copy and draft of will of Robert Elliott of Goldington, Beds, including bequests of property in Bedford Square, Middx, and Goldington (1844).
• Schedule of deeds relating to the property of Robert Elliott in St Paul and St John, Bedford, Goldington, Great Barford, and Blunham, all Beds (1844).
• Invoice and receipt of Messrs Dyke and Stokes for proving the will of Robert Elliott (1844).

Topics

Conveyancing

Labour

Caribbean

Wills and probate

Freemasons

Banking

Diaries