The Sun.
London, England, 1834-03-17 00:00:00

FAMILY OF JAMES BERRIDGE.

WHEREAS, by an Order of the High
Court of Chancery, made in two causes,
" SNAPE v. SERMON and others", and " READ v.
SMITH," certain Long Annuities are directed to be sold,
and the proceeds apportioned among the first and second
Cousins of James Berridge, formerly of the parish of Isle-
, worth, in the county of Middlesex, gentleman, deceased;
and the children of Charlotte Susanna Smith and Sophia
Crackett, and the personal representatives of such of them
as are dead. In pursuance of such order the personal
representatives of such of the said first and second cousins
as have died since the Ist day of January, 1808, are
forthwith, by their solicitors, to come in before Sir Giffin
Wilson, one of the Masters of the said Court, at his
Chambers, in Southampton-buildings, Chancery.lane,
London, and make out their claims as such personal
representatives. The first Cousins, as certified by a for •
mer report in these causes, are Leonard Berridge, Robert
Berridge, Hannah, the wife of William Stredder, and Ann,
the wife of John Shield, called Ann Berridge, the surviving
sons and daughters of John Berridge, late of Stoke Albany,
in Northamptonshire, Fellmonger, deceased, Gifferd Read
and James Read, sons of James Read, late of Chiswell-street,
in the city of London, victualler, deceased, and the sec and
Cousins are Thomas Berridge, John Berridge, Sarah Ber-
ridge, and Ann Berridge, sons and daughters of the above
named Leonard Berridge, Jane Berridge, another daughter
of the said Leonard Berridge, Elizabeth Berridge and
Hannah Berridge, daughters of the said Robert Berridge,
Robert Berridge, the younger, son of the said Robert Ber-
ridge, William Berridge, Ann Berridge, Francis Berridge,
Thomas Berridge, Mary Smith, widow, late Mary Ber-
ridge, sons and daughters of John Berridge, late of Melton
Mowbray, in Leicestershire, Fellmonger, deceased, John
Barron, son of Elizabeth Barron, formerly Berridge, of
Stoke Albany, deceased, Sarah, the wife of William
Fielder, daughter of the said Ann Berridge, Ann, the
wife of Amos Marshall, Elizabeth, the wife of William
Mitchell, and Mary Shield, spinster, also daughters of the
said Ann Berridge, Ann Webster, formerly Ann VI aterfall,
of Stoke Albany, aforesaid, Mary Cox, formerly M.ry Wa-,
terfall, her sister, of Great Oakley, Northamptonshire; Isaac
Waterfall, John Waterfall, Jane Waterfall (brothers and sisters
of the said Anne Webster), and Mary Cox, Hannah, the
wife of Wiliam Brotchwell, formerly Winsall, Maiy, the
wife of John Correll William Winsall, Jonas Wirp.all, and
Jahn Winsall, daughters and sons of Jonas Winsall, of
Stoke Albany, afoiesaiel, deceased ; Jas. Read and Richard
Read, sons of Richard Read, deceased ; Thomas Read,
Daniel Read, John Benson Read, and Elizabeth Read, sons
and daughter of Gifford Read, of White Hot se-court,
Whitecross-street, in the City of London, tailor ; Wm.
Waterfield, of the Blind School, in St. George's Fields,
in the Borough of Southwark ; Thomas Waterfi dd, bro-
ther of the said William Waterfield ; E izabeth Stred-
der and William Stredder, son and daughter of the
said Hannah Stredder, first cousin of the said testator ;
William Clark, John Clark, and Mary, the wife of John
Sewell, sons and daughter of William Clark, and Hannah,
is wife, which Hannah was the daughter of John Win.
sad, and Hannah, his wife, and Join Waterfall, Anne
Waterfall, Jane Waterfall, and Sal ah, the wife of Edward
Parkins, children of William Waterfall, deceased, who
was the son of John Waterfall, and Jane, his wife, for-
merly Jane Berridge, in order that they may not be ex-
cluded the benefit of the said Order.
BARKER and BRIDGE,
Plaintiffs' Solicitors, 50, Mark-lane, London.
Dated the 14:h day of March, 1834.