P_10433_2265 – John Hyde of Poplar
John Hyde was co-owner of a slaving voyage from London by the Drake to Lourenco Marques/Madagascar and Barbados/Port Royal in 1716. He was identified in the will of his co-owner Samuel Houblon (q.v.) as John Hyde of Poplar.
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First name: John
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Last name: Hyde
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Primary cohort: London
Sex: Male
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Sources: PROB 11/656/13; PROB 11/966/310 with codicils of October 1771 is that of his son. Political State of GB Vol. 20 (1722)
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Crossings (3)
77053 - Bonita (1725 - 1725)
Role: Owner
76865 - Bonetta (1735 - 1736)
Role: Owner
27331 - Drake (1716 - 1717)
Role: Owner
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Death
Date: 1732
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Burial
Date: 21/12/1732
Location: London (Middlesex)
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Was slave trading profitable: Don't know
Will
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Courts: PCC
Will of John Hyde of Poplar, Stepney made 09/05/1730. He had, he said, entered into articles of co-partnership on the marriage of his son Samuel dated 02/02/1718 (NS) and into articles of agreement on the marriage of his son John 06/08/1724, and had made settlements on the marriage of his daughter Anna to William Snelling and his daughter Ann to John Lotton [sp?], and accordingly he now provided £1500 for his daughter Jane and £2000 for his daughter Althea, gave John £1000 and another son Robert £3000. He left his residual estate among his three sons subject to an allowance of £40 p.a. to Jane and £80 p.a to Althea.
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