Jewish Will Extracts 18th – 19th Century
| Will Extract |
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| Reference | NA1068 |
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| Family Name | CRABB |
| Forenames | Lewis |
| Probate Date | 1810 (9 June) |
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| Address | Rosemary Lane. |
| Occupation |
| Spouse | Esther |
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| Executors, Administrators | Esther Crabb |
| Witnesses | Thomas Loney, Attorney of Burr Street, East Smithfield and John Masey, Liquor Merchant of 262 Tooley Street. |
| Notes | Died 1806. “Among the convicts and free settlers in early Australia there were a number of London Jewish pencil makers, and two who are reputed to have invented machinery for pencil making – Phillip Crabb (b:1750s), and Samuel Moss Solomon (b:1770s) who supposedly had a factory in Spitalfields. Jewish Gen message, |
| NA Cat Ref | IR/26/383 |
