P_10433_1627 – Isaac Levy
Co-owner of two slaving voyages from London, both destined for New York, in 1717 and 1720, alongside his partners William Wilton (q.v.) and Nathan Simson (q.v) of New York. Isaac Levy was the son and executor of the will of Joseph Levy of Ingram Court, made 28/09/1721 and proved 22/11/1721, and with Nathan Simson and Jacob Franks was executor of the will of Isaac Levy’s uncle Samuel Levy of New York, proved 10/06/1719. Isaac Levy of Ingram Court was bankrupt by 1734.
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First name: Isaac
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Last name: Levy
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Primary cohort: London
Sex: Male
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London Gazette 11 January 1734Issue:7367Page:2 showed assignees already in place.
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Sources: London Gazette 11 January 1734Issue:7367Page:2
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Crossings (2)
75307 - Crown Gally (1720 - 1721)
Role: Owner
75999 - New York Postillion (1717 - 1717)
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Occupation: Merchant – North America
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Was slave trading profitable: Don't know
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