Notes
Column of Supreme Court probate advertisements, Sydney Morning Herald, Thursday 23 August 1917, page 1, clipped from the National Library of Australia's digitised newspaper (Trove article 15761921) at zoom level 5, page 17 of 28 of the rendition — the segment carrying the Sullivan notice. The notice reads: "IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW SOUTH WALES.—Probate Jurisdiction.—In the Will of MICHAEL SULLIVAN, late of Lily-street, Enfield, in the State of New South Wales, Plasterer, deceased.—Application will be made after fourteen days from the publication hereof that Probate of the last Will of the abovenamed deceased may be granted to JULIA SULLIVAN and ELLEN SULLIVAN, the Executrices named in the said Will. And all notices may be served at the office of the undersigned. MAKINSON d'APICE, Proctors for the Executrices, 69 Elizabeth-street, Sydney." Three facts come from it: his occupation (plasterer), his address at death (Lily Street, Enfield) and the two executrices of his will, his widow Julia and an Ellen Sullivan not yet in the tree. The notices above and below it (Henry William Walton, John Beale Mathews, Catherine Cotter, Francis Wilfred Koehn, George Oakley) are unrelated families and are part of the column as printed.
