P_10433_1231 – Charles Noden
Co-owner with Abraham Lodge of a slaving voyage from London by the Morris Gally in 1702 about which no further information is known. Pettigrew gives ‘Nodin’. Faber shows ‘Noden’ as a London owner 30/03/1726. The will of Hugh Noden, Merchant Taylor, was proved in 1726 and that of Charles Noden of Woodmansterne was proved in 1727: neither shows evidence of a connection.
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First name: Charles
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Last name: Noden
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Primary cohort: London
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Hugh Noden?
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Job: Tobacco merchant
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Sources: PROB 11/618/408 Faber, Jews ,slavery and the slave-trade p. 166.
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Crossings (1)
24195 - Morris Gally (1702 - 1702)
Role: Owner
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Was slave trading profitable: Don't know
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Courts: PCC
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