P_10433_1378 – Thomas Hebert

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First name: Thomas

Middle name: /

Last name: Hebert

Aliases: Thomas Herbert

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: No

Sources: Herbert [sic] v Morice of 1720 C 11/1990/25, but cf also Thomas Hebert in litigation v Richard Harris, Francis Melmoth and Humphry Morris [sic] in 1719 C 11/1988/32 and in Barnard v Joyce 1748 C 11/179/3. Thomas Herbert MP (1695-1739) was a kinsman of Humphry Morice: it was clearly not this man who was a Captain, and there is no evidence that he was the owner of the 1730s. Thomas Hebert was a signatory of a petition of merchants trading to South Carolina in February 1737, https://www.british-history.ac.uk/cal-state-papers/colonial/america-west-indies/vol43/pp21-40. C 11/1077/8 Description: Short title: Bread v Hebert. Document type: Answer only. Plaintiffs: James Bread. Defendants: Thomas Hebert, merchant and others. Date of bill (or first document): 1744.