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VPRS 6753 A'Beckett Family Papers

Public Record Office Victoria
Public Record Office [also known as Public Record Office Victoria from c.1996]
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Documents which relate to the A'Beckett Family. They include parchment deeds of conveyance, lease, mortgage and settlement, indentures and ect.
There are also papers relating to the conditions of Martha Turner A'Beckett's will.

Detailed descriptions of the papers are contained in the files.

Data time period: [1328 TO 1808]

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