P_10433_2172 – Thomas Burchill
Co-investor in the 1738 slaving voyage of the Betty to Charleston, with George Arnold and Thomas Truman (each of whom q.v.), both of whom were significant City figures, and with John Butler and David McDonald, neither of whom have been traced to date. The will of Thomas Burchall Grocer, Citizen and Lorriner proved 1738 has no internal evidence linking him.
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Sources: A ship of the same name with the same captain (Alexander Duncomb) had two further voyages from London, in 1740 to Malembo and St Kitts for which TASTDB gives no ownership information, and in 1741, when the owner was shown as Jos Millward.
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Crossings (1)
76708 - Betty (1737 - 1738)
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Was slave trading profitable: Don't know
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