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| Appeals to the Privy Council from the Caribbean and Canadian Colonies | 
| Report No. JAM_1717_00 | 
 | Jamaica | 
| Case Name Long | Thomas and Elizabeth Roose v Francis Roose, Peter Beckford, Mary Fuller, and Ann Fuller | |
| Case Name Long | Thomas Roose, Peter Beckford, and Elizabeth Roose v Edmund and Mary Kelly | 
| Acts of the Privy Council, Colonial Series | 
| APC Citation | v.2 [1280] p.730 (14 Nov. 1717 – 6 Aug. 1723) | 
| PC Register Citation | George I v.2 (2 March 1717 – 25 Aug. 1720) p.67, 243, 248: PC 2/86/67, 243, 248 | 
| PC Register Citation | George I v.4 (1 June 1722 – 25 Aug. 1724) p.220–221, 296, 304: PC 2/88/220–221, 296, 304 | 
| PC Register Note | (The APC erroneously cites this as v.3 of George I.) | 
| Colonial Courts | 
| Chancery – 10 Jan. 1717 | ||
| Chancery – 26 May 1722 | 
| Participants | 
| Beckford, Peter, of Santiago de la Vega, respondent/appellant (guardian of Ann Fuller, former guardian of Mary Fuller [now Mary Kelly] and Elizabeth Fuller [now Elizabeth Roose]) | |
| Fuller, Ann (Anne), respondent (sister of Elizabeth [now Elizabeth Roose] and Mary [now Mary Kelly]) | |
| Fuller, Charles, deceased | |
| Fuller, Elizabeth – see Roose, Elizabeth (2) | |
| Fuller, Mary, respondent – see Kelly, Mary | |
| Kelly, Edmund, respondent (husband of Mary) | |
| Kelly (née Fuller), Mary, respondent (wife of Edmund, sister of Elizabeth Roose and Ann Fuller) | |
| Roose, Elizabeth (1), appellant, widow (mother of Thomas) | |
| Roose (née Fuller), Elizabeth (2), appellant (wife of Thomas, sister of Ann Fuller and Mary Kelly) | |
| Roose, Francis, respondent (husband and former guardian of Elizabeth [2], guardian of Ann Fuller and Mary Kelly) | |
| Roose, Thomas, appellant (husband of Elizabeth [2], son of Elizabeth [1]) | 
| Description | 
| Inheritance. | 
| Disposition | 
| Appeals dismissed. | 
| Notes | 
| The name ‘Roose’ is more commonly rendered as ‘Rose’. See the website Legacies of British Slave-ownership. | 
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