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Hay
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Sources:
Le Blanc, Ondine E., and Katharine Farnham Hay. "The Journal of the "Rebel Lady": Katharine Farnham Hay's Account of Her Trip to New York City, 1778." Proceedings of the Massachusetts Historical Society 109 (1997): 102-22. Accessed May 5, 2021. http://www.jstor.org/stable/25081130. John Hay is described in the article as 'a British ship captain and probably a merchant in the West Indies trade.'
PROB 11/1427/147.
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Residencies
Tokenhouse Yard
City of London (Middlesex)
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Occupation:
Mariner (Labourer)
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Will
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Will of John Hay of Tokenhouse Yard and late of Boston made 05/11/1804. He appointed three London tradesmen as executors, and left his entire estate after £5 each to his executors to his wife Catherine Hay, then residing in North America.
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