Daniel Oley
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Died: 1724
Daniel Oley, Citizen and Girdler, London merchant and ship-owner (d. 1724). Daniel Oley does not appear in the TASTDB but the Chancery suit of Arnold v Bradford in 1707 showed him as one of the owners of the Thomas and John on a slaving voyage from London that is reasonably certainly identifiable as voyage no. 21226 in 1704-06 to Calabar and York River under Robert Ransome [sic]. Daniel Oley of ye Black Swan in Bread Street was buried 29/09/1724 at St James the Great Friern Barnet.
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Last name: Oley
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Sources: C 6/366/46 Description: Short title: Arnold v Bradford. Plaintiffs: William Arnold, Thomas Taylor, Thomas Harwood, Daniel Oley, John Silk, Thomas Moore, John Taylor and William Mackett. Defendants: James Bradford, Francis Everett, John Maria, Percival Sheppard, Valentine George (alias Valentine Erinson) Joseph Williams, Patrick Barrett, Peter Hicke, John Hancock, James Stewart, John Rogers, Edward Arnold, Emanuel Revele, Edward Corbett, James Palmer, Joseph Bottick, Samuel Miller, Edward Waite, Edward Hall, Peter Dickinson, William Wilson, John Pain, Nathaniel Davis and Jonathan Yates. Subject: the plaintiffs were owners of the ship Thomas and John, which set out for Old Calibar, Guinea Coast, Africa to pick up a cargo of negroes [slaves]. They were unable to go to Jamaica, West Indies as intended as the season was too late, so they went instead to York River, Virginia, America where, according to the plaintiffs, most of the crew, the defendants, deserted or were dismissed. This suit was brought to counter the claim of the crew for back pay etc: mentions Robert Ranson: property in Gravesend, Kent. Document type: bill, eight answers. Date: 1707 HCA 26/3/20 Description: Commander: Stephen Barbar. Ship: Nicholson. Burden: 400 tons. Crew: 50. Owners: Perry Browne, Daniel Oley, [-] Meyers, [-] Barenbergh of London and Stephen Barbar. 1695 August 3
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Crossings (2)
21226 - Thomas and John (1704 - 1705)
Role: Owner
21903 - Samuel and Margaret (1698 - 1699)
Role: Owner
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Date: 1724
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Was slave trading profitable: Don't know
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Will of Daniel Oley [Citizen and] Girdler of All Hallows Bread Street, City of London made 15/05/1724. He left his property in trust for his daughter Rebecca Vickery for life and then his grandson Daniel Vickery on condition the latter change his name to Oley.
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