In 1911 in Victoria, the validity of Catherine Moore's will was questioned by her biological son, who she refused to acknowledge was her child when alive. Catherine had three sons, one of whom was a very interesting man - so interesting, that I created a Bonus Episode (Bonus Episode #38) on them!
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Episode 207 - The Amazing Will Case - Part 1
In 1911 in Victoria, the validity of Catherine Moore's will was questioned by her biological son, who she refused to acknowledge was her child when alive. Catherine had three sons, one of whom was a very interesting man - so interesting, that I created a Bonus Episode (Bonus Episode #38) on them!
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Episode 206 - Professor Addison
Professor Addison died in NSW in May 1928. He bequeathed his estate to a Nurse Kerr and Ethel Celia Curtis but there was drama in the equity court surrounding his will in August 1929.
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Episode 205 - The Flower Family
I did a presentation with the Echuca Moama Family Historygroup recently, and I had a request to look into the story of Abraham Flower and his family
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Episode 204 - William Ogilvie
*Warning – this episode contains themes that may be distressing for some* William Frederick Ogilvie was only 48 when he died due tosuicide in 1920. His estate was worth 50,000 pounds and was described as a wealth squatter.
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