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Henry
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Guinand
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Guinand, (Mr)
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London
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HCA 26/12/66 Description: Commander: John Beart. Ship: Scorpion. Burden: 230 tons. Crew: 20. Owners: Joseph and Henry Guinand of London, merchants. Home port: London. 1761 February 9.
Bankrupt 1771 LG 5 November 1771Issue:11194Page:7
PROB 11/902/312 and PROB 11/1132/194
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1782
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Will of Henry Guinand of London, formerly merchant there but now in the service of the Hon. East India Co. in Bengal made in Calcutta 01/08/1775. He left 20,000 rupees to his son John Henry Guinand if he was in India at the time of his father's death (or £2000 if he was elsewhere); £2000 to his daughter Susanna Charlotte Guinand; and £1000 to his sister Catherine Guinand. He left: £50 to the French church in Threadneedle Street for the use of the poor; £20 to the French hospital commonly called the pest house; and £20 each to the Swiss society and to the London Hospital.
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