P_10433_0983 – Hanbury Walthall
Citizen and Haberdasher of London (d. between 1737 and 1741), co-owner (with different groups of co-owners) of two slaving voyages from London, one by the James and Francis to Bonny and Jamaica in 1699 and one by the Neptune to Africa and Jamaica in 1700. The will of Hanbury Walthall haberdasher of Chelsea made in 1718 and for which administration was granted in 1741 was concerned almost exclusively with ‘slave-property’ on Barbados.
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First name: Hanbury
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Last name: Walthall
Aliases: Walthall Handbury
Primary cohort: London
Sex: Male
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Ann Hottoff
Spouse (married 20/12/1687)
Married at St Peter Cornhill
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Sources: PROB 11/708/98
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Crossings (2)
21278 - James and Francis (1699 - 1699)
Role: Owner
21315 - Neptune (1700 - 1701)
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Was slave trading profitable: Don't know
Will
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Courts: PCC
Will of Hanbury Walthall Citizen and Haberdasher made 18/05/1718. He instructed that money be set aside to pay the £500 principal and interest on a mortgage made to Mr John Barton of his moiety of plantation [and presumably the enslaved people attached to it] named Briggs in Barbados in the occupation of Sir Robert Davers, money he said he had borrowed to advance his late wives' [sic] daughter Anne now the wife of George Straughan [or Stranghan], and left her for life one half of his moiety of the profits from the estate, on condition she paid an annuity of £12 p.a. to Ann Walthall, the wife of his [the testator's] brother John Walthall; he left the other half to Elizabeth Stranghan, daughter of Anne Stranghan, who was the heir to the whole moiety after Anne Stranghan's death. He made Anne Stranghan his sole executrix, with his residuary estate to be divided among the children of his brother John Walthall and sister Ann [given earlier in the will as Eleanor] Fenton.
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