P_10433_0653 – Henry Jacobson
Hamburg merchant, fl. 1685. Henry Jacobson and Theodore Jacobson (q.v.) were among a group of nine co-owners of a slaving voyage by the New Frierby from London to Africa and Barbados in 1699. Henry Jacobson was either the brother or nephew of Theodore Jacobson (both predeceased him).
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Sources: HL/PO/JO/10/1/398/421 Title: Esselbron's Naturalisation Act (now in HL/PO/JO/10/3/19A); i) Affidavit of Theodore Jacobson, that Jacob Jacobson, named in the bill, is the son of the deponent's brother Henry, by Edell Sherenbourg, his wife, who are both Protestants; that the said Jacob is an infant, of about five years of age, and was born in Hamburgh. Date: 23 May 1685
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20177 - New Frierby (1699 - 1699)
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