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Conveyance between Ranulph Dacre, of Sydney, New South Wales, [Australia], Merchant, and Thomas Francis, of Auckland, Settler, dated 3 April 1855

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  • Description

    Conveyance regarding parts of Allotment 63 of Section 1 being number 31 and 24 of the subdivision of the same.

  • Other Id

    6951 (Presto content ID)

    MS-360-477 (Reference Number)

    83272 (DBTextworks system ID)

    3/F (Legacy number)

    6357 (Legacy number)

    6358 (Legacy number)

    720 (Legacy number)

    20/F (Legacy number)

    3 (Legacy number)

  • Department

    Manuscripts

Images and documents

Catalogue

  • Object Type

    manuscript

  • Name/Title
    Conveyance between Ranulph Dacre, of Sydney, New South Wales, [Australia], Merchant, and Thomas Francis, of Auckland, Settler, dated 3 April 1855
  • Primary Maker

     Jackson Russell Tunks & West (Firm)

  • Date
    1855
  • Physical Description

    1 folder (1 item)

  • Collection
    Jackson, Russell, Tunks & West
  • Level of Current Record
    Child
  • Is Part Of

    Jackson, Russell, Tunks & West - Records and Deeds, 1843 - 1939

  • Public Access Text

    Principal Party: Dacre, Ranulph.

    Includes boundary plan.

    Street: Patrick Terrace.

    Deed Attachments: Marriage testimonial by Reverend Andrew Love, Minister of the Church of Scotland, Geelong, [Victoria, Australia], certifying that Thomas Francis, bachelor, and Esther Black, spinster, were married on 2 November 1852, at Geelong, in the presence of James Black and Alexander Forbes. Signed by A. Love. Witnessed by James Black and Alexander Forbes. (holograph; 1 leaf)

    Other Parties Noted: Robert Kelly, Registrar, Auckland; and Merriman, [Solicitor, Auckland?]

  • Last Update
    04 Nov 2022
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