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Samuel
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Johnson
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London
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PROB 11/893/120
HCA 26/11/106 Description: Commander: Samuel Johnson. Ship: Favourite. Burden: 300 tons. Crew: 50. Owners: Samuel Johnson, Samuel Touchet of London, merchants. Home port: London.
Lieutenant: James Moneypenny. Date: 1759 September 19
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St Mary Magdalen, Milk Street
City of London (Middlesex)
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Mariner (Labourer)
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Will of Samuel Johnson master of the Experiment on the coast of Africa of St Mary Magdalen Milk Street made in London 23/06/1758. He left £400 to William Maskall and ordered the rest of his estate divided among his brothers and sisters except William Tatlow, the share of his sister Sarah [presumably Tatlow's wife] to be for her use and William Tatlow to have no share of it. His executors were Samuel Touchet and William Maskall. [The attestation by William Blades 06/09/1763, who had known Johnson for five years, showed he had died in 'January last', and was the source of the description of Samuel Johnson as master of the Experiment].
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