P_10433_2756 – Roberts George
‘Roberts George’, shown as co-owner with Humphrey Morice (q.v.) and Joseph Lockwood (q.v.) of a slaving voyage from London by the Whidaw/Whidah Gally to Whydah/Ouidah and Jamaica arriving in 1717. No man of this name has been traced. It is possibly a corruption of either George Roberts or Robert George, neither of whom has been traced further in this context.
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Aliases: Roberts, George?
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Sources: Both TASTDB and MDMitchell p. 241 give 'Roberts George'; Mitchell gives Morice and Joseph Lockwood as additional investors.
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78954 - Whidaw Gally (a) Whidah
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Was slave trading profitable: Don't know
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