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In the Supreme Court
In re
OATH OF ADMINISTRATOR
Administration granted to
Value of Estate $1750.00
Vol 7, Folio 437 The Petition of Harold Martin, of Harbor Grace, HUMBLY SHEWETH as follows:-
Your Petitioner therefore humbly prays that letters of Administration of the estate of the said deceased may be granted to him. And your Petitioner as in duty bound will ever pray. Dated at Harbor Grace the 24th day of June A.D., 1919. Harold Martin LS In the left margin at right angles to the text : Fiat WH Horwood CJ July 8/19 In the Supreme Court* In the matter of the Estate of I, Harold Martin, of Harbor Grace, make oath and say as follows:- (1) I am the Petitioner named in the foregoing Petition. (2.) The several matters and things in the said Petition set forth are correct and true to the best of my knowledge, information and belief.
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SWORN at St. John's this | ) | ||
24th day of June A.D., | Harold Martin LS | ||
1919, before me, | ) | ||
W. A. Oke | |||
Commissioner Supreme Court | |||
Notes for this transcription Susannah Martin was born Susannah Crane, the second daughter of John Crane. She married Eli Martin, a Harbour Grace schoolmaster at St. Peter’s Church in October 1869. Eli was the only son of Joseph Martin and his wife Rebecca Churchill. Eli died probably about 1901, the same year as his father Joseph. Three children are mentioned. James CRANE Martin, Bertha REBECCA Martin and Harold Martin. Four children (Elizabeth, Ernest, Isabella MITCHELL and Arthur) had died earlier.
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