P_10433_0471 – William Lone

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First name: William

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Last name: Lone

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Primary cohort: London

Sex: Male

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Internal migrant: Don't know

Foreign born: Don't know

Supplier to slave trade voyages: Don't know

Creditor to slave trade voyages: Don't know

Philanthropy: Don't know

Plantation owner: Don't know

Sources: Bankrupt 1712, London Gazette 20 September 1712Issue:5053Page:2 des Cognets, Lost Virginian Documents p. 257. C 6/407/39 Description: Short title: Edwards v Lone. Plaintiffs: Elizabeth Edwards widow. Defendants: William Lone, Abraham Parrott, Samuel Deane and Christopher Morgan. Subject: Payment of the wages of John Edwards mariner, the plaintiff's late husband, as a sailor on the ship Diligence. Having discharged its cargo of negroes [slaves], the ship was laden with sugars and other commodities and ran aground on the homeward journey. The defendants could not pay out any wages as Isaac Wild the ship's master, had not yet returned with the accounts of how much had already been paid out: mentions John Lewis merchant, of Jamaica, West Indies and Samuel Bromley merchant, of Jamaica, West Indies: Guinea Coast, Africa; Jamaica, West Indies; property in Gravesend, Kent and South Carolina, North Carolina, America. Document type: answer only. SFP Date: 1705 C 6/412/74 Description: Short title: Fryer v Shakle. Plaintiffs: John Fryer esq, of London, Elias Pearse merchant, of London, John Lawrence pewterer of London. Defendants: Thomas Shakle the elder pewterer, of London, bankrupt, Thomas Shakle the younger pewterer, of London, bankrupt, William Loan (alias William Lone) merchant of London. Subject: The plaintiffs, as assignees of the estate of the bankrupts, were demanding the payment of the portion of Elizabeth Shakle (alias Elizabeth Loan) wife of Thomas Shakle the younger, of 1000 guineas and part shares in the ship Dolphin frigate from her father, so that they could pay the bankrupts' creditors: mentions William Stevens pewterer, of London: Virginia, America; Maryland, America and property in Old Calibar, Guinea Coast, Africa. Document type: bill, answer, schedule (schedule of accounts included). Date: 1710.