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MINISTRY OF JUSTICE LIST OF CUSTODES 1. HON. RADCLIFFE WALTERS, C.D. Custos Rotulorum Custos of St. Ann 54 Main Street P.O. Box 221 St. Ann’s Bay Tel: 972-2313/ 794-8279/972-0611/972-1494, Email: [email protected], or [email protected] 2. REV. THE HON. SOPHIA ELIAS AZAN, C.D. Custos Rotulorum Custos of St. Catherine Bread of Life Ministries Vanity Fair P.O. Box 111 Linstead St. Catherine Tel: 985-2365 (Home), 985-2354 (Office) Email: [email protected] 3. HON. MARCIA BENNETT, C.D. Custos Rotulorum Custos of St. Thomas 105 Crystal Drive Retreat P. O. Box 2 Morant Bay St. Thomas Tel: 982-2912/2595 815-1669 (Mobile) 734-1050 734-1049(Fax) Email: [email protected] 4. HON. DR. DAVID NORMAN ADOLPHUS STAIR, C.D. Custos Rotulorum Custos of Hanover Seaview Drive Hopewell Hanover Tel: 956-5511 (h) 956-2930/957-9028 (w) 458-6876 (c) Mailing Address: P.O. Box 149 Lucea Hanover Email: [email protected] 5. HON. EWEN GEORGE ‘PATRICK’ CORRODUS, C.D. Custos Rotulorum Custos of St. James C/o Better Homes Hardware 3 Cottage Road Montego Bay St. James Tel: 952-2722 971-0495 (Fax) Email: [email protected] 6. HON. STEADMAN ALVIN RIDOUT FULLER, C.D. Custos Rotulorum Custos of Kingston 74 King Street Kingston CSO Tel: 922-7016/922-7573 (Work) Tel: Tel: 702-2985 (home), 581-9564 (Cell) Email: [email protected] 7. HON. HAROLD PAUL ARNOLD MUSHETTE, C.D. Custos Rotulorum Custos of Trelawny Falmouth Trelawny Tel: 610-5819 881-2843 Email: [email protected] 8. HON. MARIGOLD Y. HARDING, C.D. Custos Rotulorum Custos of St. Andrew Unit 29 Devon House East 2 ½ Kingsway Kingston 10 Tel: 754-2099 889-2169 (cell) Email: [email protected] 9. HON. WILLIAM SHAGOURY, C.D. Custos Rotulorum Custos of Clarendon 23 Paisley Avenue May Pen Clarendon Tel: 986-2364 (Home) 986-2394/2810/1685 (Work) 997-6664/382-6974 (cell) Email: [email protected] 10. HON. SALLY PORTEOUS, C.D. Custos Rotulorum Custos of Manchester 12 Kendall Road Mandeville Manchester Tel: 409-9195 Office Address Shop 14 Annex Plaza Mandeville Manchester Email: [email protected] 11. THE VERY REV. CANON THE HON. HARTLEY PERRIN, C.D Custos Rotulorum Custos of Westmoreland St. Peter’s Anglican Church P. O. Box 6 Petersfield Westmoreland Tel: 957-7000 (Office) 372-4070 (Cell) Email: [email protected] 12. HON. JEFFREY LORENZO MCKITTY, C.D Custos Rotulorum Custos of St. Mary Room #1, Port Maria Civic Centre 1 Hodgson Street Port Maria P. O. St. Mary Tel: 994-2077 (Tele/Fax) 434-6139 (Cell) Email: [email protected] 13. HON. LINCOLN ANTHONY THAXTER, C.D., JP Custos Rotulorum Custos of Portland P.O. Box 319 Port Antonio Portland Tel: 913-6811(Home) 809-1169 (Mobile) Email: [email protected] Installed: October 10, 2013 .

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