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From: "Lisa Tarleton" <>
Subject: Re: [Lon] A question of long distance inheritance.
Date: Mon, 2 Apr 2001 18:28:07 +1000


Would this still be the case if he was a convict?
Lisa
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From:Sandra Lovegrove <>
Date: Sunday, 1 April 2001 20:52
To: <>
Subject: Re:[Lon] A question of long distance inheritance.


Nodifferent to nowadays! The executor of the estate would be
responsible for identifying, locating and transferring the asset in
question.
Of course the lines of communication and transport would have been
longer in past times.

SANDRA LOVEGROVE

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-----Original Message-----
From: Lisa Tarleton <>
To: <>
Date: 31 March 2001 14:07
Subject: [Lon] A question of long distance inheritance.


>Does anyone know what the procedure would have been if an inheritance
was left by a person in England to somone in Australia in the mid to
late 1800's?
>Lisa
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