Catalogue

Letters of Administration of the personal estate of Henry Steed Cattle of 51 Old Elvet, Durham, chemist, deceased, granted to Leslie Chandler Cattle, 18 June 1894

Copy Grant of Administration of the estate of Henry Steed Cattle of 51 Old Elvet, Durham, chemist, deceased, to Leslie Chandler Cattle of 51 Old Elvet, Durham, farm pupil, 18 June 1894; copy made 16 May 1899

Grant of Letters of Administration 'de bonis non' of the personal estate of Henry Steed Cattle of 51 Old Elvet, Durham, chemist, deceased, left unadministered by Leslie Chandler Cattle who died on 4 November 1898, and granted to Beatrice Mary Cattle, spinster, 19 May 1899

1899 (1) Beatrice Mary Cattle of Gringley on the Hill, Nottinghamshire, spinster; Edwin Smith of Cavendish Lodge, Edwinstowe, Nottinghamshire, farmer; Thomas Smith of East Retford, Nottinghamshire, wine and spirit merchant (2) Sir Francis Henry Jeune, the President of the Probate Division of the High Court of Justice Draft bond of administration in £232

Draft oath of administration 'de bonis non' made by Beatrice Mary Cattle of Gringley on the Hill, Nottinghamshire, spinster, 1899

Copy concerning the provisions of the trust to which Christopher Cattle and his wife Mary and their children are entitled, n.d. 19th c.; copy made 1890s

Correspondence between J. Griffith Young, Bank Chambers, Durham; Leslie Chandler Cattle [51 Old Elvet, Durham]; George Cheesman, solicitor, 70 Ship Street, Brighton, Sussex; Beatrice Cattle, The Laurels, Gringley-on-the-Hill, Bawtry, Yorkshire; Thomas Bescoby, solicitor, The Square, East Retford, Nottinghamshire; and Waterlow Brothers and Layton Ltd., stationers, 24 & 25 Birchin Lane, London; concerning the inheritance of the trust funds to which Christopher Cattle and his wife Mary were entitled, 10 July 1894 - 21 March 1895, 24 January - 2 September 1899