P_10433_0369 – Anthony Tourney or Tournay
Anthony Tournay [given as Tourney], ironmonger and major London slave-trader (c. 1650-1726), with at least 33 slaving voyages from London between 1699 and 1710 and a further voyage from Jamaica in 1704. He acted with a variety of co-owners, including James Waite (q.v.), Peter Paggen (q.v.) and Daniel Jamineau (q.v.)
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First name: Anthony
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Last name: Tournay
Aliases: Anthony Tourney
Primary cohort: London
Sex: Male
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Political Affiliation: Tory
Relations
Jane Biddulph
Spouse
Political Offices Held
Local
Deputy Alderman of Dowgate Ward 1726
Bankruptcies
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Geographic experiences
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Internal migrant: Yes
The family was of Caenby or Cainby Lincolnshire
Foreign born: No
Supplier to slave trade voyages: Yes
Ironmonger supplying 33 tons of iron to the Henrietta Marie
Creditor to slave trade voyages: Don't know
Philanthropy: Yes
He made a series of philanthropic bequests: £100 to the Governors of Christs Hospital; £100 to Bridewell and Bethlem; £80 to St Thomas' Hospital, to whom he had already given £20; £50 to the poor children of Dowgate; £20 to the Skinners to meet the cost of their next visitation to the free school at Tunbridge.
Plantation owner: Don't know
Sources: PROB 11/611/280 National Archives File PROB 3/27/228, Nathaniel Bateman 23rd December 1728.
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Crossings (33)
24080 - Heartsease (a) Brittania (1709 - 1709)
Role: Owner
21424 - Ann (1702 - 1702)
Role: Owner
21407 - Adventure (1705 - 1705)
Role: Owner
21351 - Catherine Bonadventure (1704 - 1705)
Role: Owner
21346 - Mary (1703 - 1703)
Role: Owner
21345 - Neptune (1702 - 1703)
Role: Owner
21311 - Donegal (1700 - 1701)
Role: Owner
21309 - Champion (1700 - 1701)
Role: Owner
21285 - Henrietta Marie (1699 - 1700)
Role: Owner
21232 - Eagle Gally (1707 - 1708)
Role: Owner
21231 - Eagle Gally (1705 - 1706)
Role: Owner
21227 - Aaron Frigate (1704 - 1705)
Role: Owner
21162 - Mayflower (1703 - 1704)
Role: Owner
21018 - Olive Tree (1706 - 1706)
Role: Owner
20948 - Anne Gally (1706 - 1707)
Role: Owner
20932 - Tiger (1705 - 1706)
Role: Owner
20930 - Charles (1705 - 1706)
Role: Owner
20895 - Adventure (1706 - 1707)
Role: Owner
20826 - John Gally (1707 - 1707)
Role: Owner
20809 - Prosperous (1707 - 1708)
Role: Owner
20808 - Delight Gally (1707 - 1708)
Role: Owner
20807 - Mary (1707 - 1708)
Role: Owner
20794 - Mary (1707 - 1708)
Role: Owner
20552 - Adventure (1709 - 1709)
Role: Owner
20321 - Queen (1704 - 1704)
Role: Owner
20170 - Success (1699 - 1699)
Role: Owner
15216 - Raper Gally (1710 - 1711)
Role: Owner
15207 - Prosperous (1710 - 1710)
Role: Owner
15196 - Eagle (1709 - 1710)
Role: Owner
15182 - Young Margaret (1709 - 1709)
Role: Owner
15147 - Champion (1703 - 1704)
Role: Owner
15144 - Betty Frigate (1701 - 1702)
Role: Owner
15087 - Samuel (a) Linnet (1699 - 1700)
Role: Owner
Birth
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Death
Date: 26/10/1726
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Burial
Date: 03/11/1726
Location: City of London (Middlesex)
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Residencies
City of London (Middlesex)
Learn moreOccupation: Ironmonger (Craft)
Schools
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Military training
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Livery company affiliations
The Worshipful Company of Skinners
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Other business activities
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Was slave trading profitable: Don't know
Will
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Courts: PCC
Will of Anthony Tournay citizen and skinner of London made 13/02/1722. He opened the will by declaring that he had advanced all his children to his satisfaction [and therefore was free to dispose his personalty as he saw fit]. He left his son John 'for his extraordinary care and pains in keeping my books and managing my other affaires for any years past' £2000 over and above what he had already provided him, together with his 'carriage and machine'; and he left his son Edward £1000 similarly for his care and pains. He left £100 each to the children of his daughter Jane, wife of Barwell Smith, of his daughter Katherine wife of Stephen Jenkins and of his daughter Duglass [sic] wife of James Sandwell; and £200 each to the children of his daughter Deborah, wife of Nathaniel Bateman, and £200 to Deborah Bateman herself [without further explanation]. He made a series of philanthropic bequests: £100 to the Governors of Christs Hospital; £100 to Bridewell and Bethlem; £80 to St Thomas' Hospital, to whom he had already given £20; £50 to the poor children of Dowgate; £20 to the Skinners to meet the cost of their next visitation to the free school at Tunbridge. After other minor monetary legacies to servants and friends, he left his residuary estate among his six children.
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