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| Appeals to the Privy Council from the Caribbean and Canadian Colonies |
| Report No. JAM_1761_06 |
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Jamaica |
| Case Name Long |
Dr. John Burn v Julia Cole |
Acts of the Privy Council, Colonial Series |
| APC Citation | v.4 [447] p.484 (17 March 1761 – 12 April 1762) |
| PC Register Citation | George III v.1 (25 Oct. 1760 – 31 Dec. 1761) p.248, 360: PC 2/108/248, 360 |
| PC Register Citation | George III v.2 (1 Jan. 1762 – 30 April 1763) p.172–173, 200: PC 2/109/172–173, 200 |
Colonial Courts |
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Lieutenant Governor as Ordinary – 29 Nov. 1759 |
Participants |
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Allin, Anne – see Burn, Anne |
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Allin, Jacob, of Westmoreland parish, deceased (father of Anne [now Anne Burn] and Julia [now Julia Cole]) |
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Allin, Julia – see Cole, Julia |
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Burn (née Allin), Anne (wife of John, daughter and residuary legatee of Jacob Allin) |
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Burn, Dr. John, of Kingston, appellant (husband of Anne, administrator of Jacob Allin) |
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Cole, Julia, respondent (daughter, administratrix, and residuary legatee of Jacob Allin) |
Description |
Concerning administration of an estate. |
Disposition |
Order affirmed. |
References in Smith, Appeals to the Privy Council from the American Plantations |
Table of Cases (Burn v Cole) |
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DOCUMENTATION |
Printed Cases |
| Appellant’s case | Case of the appellant (John Burn v Julia Cole) |
| Counsel | G. Hay; C. Yorke |
| Library | British Library: (Hardwicke Papers) Additional Manuscripts 36218 f.144r–146v (Printed date on dorse 1762; 16 March added by hand; another note on dorse suggests Apr. 6, 1762; includes manuscript notes.) |
Privy Council Documents in PC 1 at The National Archives at Kew |
Not found |
Other Documents |
| Other Documents | This case was reported as Burn and his wife Cole, alias Allin, Amb. 415, 27 ER 277 (P.C. 7 April 1762). Lord Mansfield’s opinion refers to the appeals of Browne v Phillips in Dec. 1739 and Williams v ____, 1747. The latter is likely Williams v Witter, JAM_1746_03. The Browne case has not yet been identified. | ||
| Library | Ames Foundation: (2 pages) (Source: HeinOnline [available by subscription].) |