P_10433_0048 – Thomas Everard
Captain and co-owner of a voyage by the Hope to Calabar and Port Royal in 1692, having been captain of two voyages, by the Thomas and Susannah, for the Royal African Company in 1688 and 1690. Mariner of London who appears to have died in Jamaica in 1693.
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First name: Thomas
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Last name: Everard
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Primary cohort: London
Sex: Male
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Sources: PROB 11/422/174
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Crossings (3)
25711 - Hope (1692 - 1693)
Role: Captain-owner
21252 - Thomas and Susannah (1690 - 1690)
Role: Captain
9661 - Thomas and Susannah (1688 - 1689)
Role: Captain
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Death
Date: 1693
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Was slave trading profitable: Don't know
Will
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Value of Known Legacies (where material to total estate): £135
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Courts: PCC
Will of Thomas Everard of London mariner made 25/01/1693. He left an annuity of £10 p.a to his mother Mrs Joanna Everard; £10 to his sister Mary Ely; £20 to his cousin Charles Higgison at 21; and £5 to Thomas Francis 'who was my servant'. He divided his residuary estate between his wife Susanna and his daughters Susanna and Mary, and made his wife Susanna his sole executrix so long as she remained his widow, but if she remained he appointed Capt. John Dench and Capt. James Conway as executors. He separately made them trustees, although it was not a trust will. The will was attested in London at the instigation of Governor Beeston in Jamaica 23/02/1693.
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