Australian Claimant: London Man's Search for Marriage Record Mr. Alfred Sydney Harper, resident of Neweastle, New South Wales, is, making a claim to the Angell Estate, in South London, which is reputed to be worth £60,- 000,000 and to have an annual rent roll of £1,000,000.
The estate was left by Mr. John Angell, who died in 1784. Tt lies principally in Brixton, Streatham, Stockwell, Lambeth, and Balham.
Recently a claim to it was put forward by Mr. William Adrian Allery, of Larkhallrise, Clapham, S.W., who is 79. Mr. Allery had spent 60 years tracing his descent from John Angell. The missing link in his claim, he says, is a marriage ccertifiente which he declares he dis-evered this year in a search through church register at Dartmouth, The news of Mr. Allery's claim to the £60,000,000 estate was cabled to Australia, and in -eonsequence in-nines have been made in England on behalf of Mr. Harper, who claims to be a descendant of Mr. John Angell's eldest sister. Mr. Harper has been asked to forward his birth certificate and other information, and now advice has been received that Mr. Allery is willing to cooperate with him, Metnounne, Sept. 29—A dumping duty has been imposed on porce-Jain insulators from Japan—Reuter.
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