P_10433_2071 – Edward Jasper

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First name: Edward

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Last name: Jasper

Aliases: Edward Jesper

Primary cohort: London

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Supplier to slave trade voyages: Don't know

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Sources: Douglas Hamilton (2004) Private enterprise and public service: Naval contracting in the Caribbean, 1720–50, Journal for Maritime Research, 6:1, 37-64, DOI: 10.1080/21533369.2004.9668336, at p. 47. The case arising from this voyage by the Adventure was C 11/2551/33 Description: Short title: Neal v Sclater. Document type: Bill only. Plaintiffs: Henry Neal, esq of Bedford Row, London, Henry Lascelles, esq of Mincing Lane, London, Thomas Revell, esq of the Victualling Office, London, Francis Gashry, esq of the Admiralty Office, London and Edward Jasper, gent of Tower Hill, London. Defendants: George Sclater. Date of bill (or first document): 1737 PROB 11/772/247 Prize agent e.g. London Gazette 1 May 1716Issue:5430Page:2 Party in 1741 to litigation re Jamaica as defendant alongside John Mason (q.v.), John Simpson (q.v.) et al. in a suit by Morgan Donovan, administrator of Timothy Donovan late of Jamaica,, C 11/1568/35. Party to litigation in 1742 almost certainly arising from voyage 76884 in 1742, the voyage of the Argyle, in which George Hamilton was owner-captain and Lascelles, Hall, Pinnell and Jasper were the co-owners; C 11/2189/18, Description: Short title: Lascelles v Hamilton. Document type: Bill only. Plaintiffs: Henry Lascelles, merchant of London, Thomas Hall, esq of Ormond Street, Middlesex and William Hambley and Richard Pinnell, gents of London (last three are executors of Richard Pinnell, esq deceased late of Tooting, Surrey) and Edward Jasper, esq of Tower Hill, London. Defendants: George Hamilton and Mary More. Date of bill (or first document): 1742.