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Alexander
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Cleeve
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London
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Supplier to slave trade voyages:
Yes
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Sources:
'...a former [RA] company agent in Gambia' Horrigan, Settling the Trade to Africa p. 45
Colleen Kriger 'Making money: Life, death, and early modern trade on Africa's Guinea coast', pp. 152-56.
T70/1216 https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/C1248200
Rosemary Weinstein is explicit in equating the two men, WEINSTEIN, ROSEMARY (2011) The Archaeology of Pewter Vessels in England 1200-1700: A Study of
Form and Usage , Durham theses, Durham University. Available at Durham E-Theses Online:
http://etheses.dur.ac.uk/3312/. However, Alexander Cleeve the pewterer was apprenticed in 1680 to William Kelk. Neither of the wills of Alexander Cleeve pewterer proved in 1738 and Alexander Cleeve (probably the son) of St Sepulchre proved 1741 provide evidence of a link: the latter held East India bonds.
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Crossings (1)
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Was slave trading profitable:
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