P_10433_1517 – Hutchison Mure
Born: 1713
Died: 1795
Hutchison Mure (c. 1713-1795), London West India merchant, slave-owner and owner or co-owner of 8 voyages, three by the Loretta, between 1761 and 1765 (and probably also owner of a further voyage by the Loretta, in 1766 for which no ownership information is currently known), bankrupt in 1793. Hutchison Mure was shown as dying at Portman Square in 1795 in his 83rd year, ‘of a broken heart, in consequence of the ruined state of his affairs.’ The bankruptcy, renewed in 1825, was still running in 1843.
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First name: Hutchison
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Last name: Mure
Aliases: Mure, H, Mure, Hutch
Primary cohort: London
Sex: Male
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Relations
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Bankruptcies
3
In the matter of Hutchinson Mure, Robert Mure and William Mure of Fenchurch Street, London, merchants, bankrupts. Date of commission of bankruptcy: 1793 December 31 B 3/3177
Geographic experiences
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Internal migrant: Don't know
Foreign born: No
Supplier to slave trade voyages: Don't know
Creditor to slave trade voyages: Don't know
Philanthropy: Don't know
Plantation owner: Yes
Owner of several estates and of the enslaved Africans attached to them in Jamaica.
Sources: The Scottish Register 1795; London Gazette 13618 15/01/1794 p. 90; ibid, 16122, 23/02/1808, p. 298; ibid 20248, 04/08/1843 p. 2655. http://collections.soane.org/SCHEME1001
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Crossings (8)
75781 - Loretta (1762 - 1763)
Role: Owner
75095 - Arcturus (1763 - 1763)
Role: Owner
75031 - Africa (1761 - 1762)
Role: Owner
77817 - Loretta (1765 - 1766)
Role: Owner
77773 - Dispatch (1764 - 1765)
Role: Owner
77771 - New Phoenix (1764 - 1765)
Role: Owner
77099 - Loretta (1764 - 1764)
Role: Owner
75975 - Phoenix (1762 - 1763)
Role: Owner
Birth
Date: 1713
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Death
Date: 1795
Location: London (Middlesex)
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Residencies
Occupation: Merchant – West Indies
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Military training
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Livery company affiliations
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Other business activities
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Was slave trading profitable: No
Will
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Physical Imprints
Building Category: Rural
Type: Modified
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Year: 1774, 1779-1783
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Great Saxham House, remodelled with interiors by Robert Adam (whose exterior designs remained unexecuted), then lost to fire and a new house built by Hutchison Mure.
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