Tolliss and Berger Family Tree

Living City of London, St Dunstan 1814. Living 11 Clifford Inn,St Dunstan in the West City of London 1841Extract from the Proceedings at the Old Bailey 1827JOHN CURWOOD, ESQ. I am a barrister, and live at No. 24,Chancery-lane, in the Liber ty of the Rolls; it is my dwellinghouse, and is in the County of Middlesex. I came to town on the22d of January, and went into my library that evening; I saw mymahogany desk in its usual place there, and, I think, I saw thetravelling desk in the window, where it usually stands - in thetravelling desk was a small red silk purse, with a steel clasp;it had been made by my daughter's governess, and given to me; ithad been in my desk ever since my return from the circuit - Inever carried it in my pocket, but it was regularly kept in mycircuit desk, and I was quite familiar with it; the mahoganywriting-desk cost me three or four guineas. ans was in a perfectgood state - it was worth 30s. or 40s.; there was a goldmourning-ring in it, worth, I suppose, as the value of the gold,half a guinea; a silver-gilt vinageret, worth 10s.; two unsettopaz stones, which I brought from Lisbon, and, I should think,were worth 2l. - these were in a small secret drawer in thedesk; there were also four portraits of friends at the Bar,worth 10s. they cost 30s. - there were several triflingarticles, my private papers, and family accounts, and a banker'scheque-book in the same desk. The travelling desk was locked,and the key of it was in the mahogany desk