P_10433_2820 – Joseph Reid
London slave-trader, partner with Alexander Caldcleugh and Edward Boyd until 1814, after which he and Boyd settled the accounts of the firm.
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First name: Joseph
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Last name: Reid
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Primary cohort: London
Sex: Male
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Sources: Partner in Caldcleugh, Boyd & Reid until 1814, after which he and Edward Boyd settled accounts, LG 24 September 1814Issue:16938Page:1925 C 13/2010/36 (1824); and C 101/4447 Description: Accounts in: Short title: Caldcleugh v Reid. Plaintiffs: Alexander Caldcleugh and others. Defendants: Joseph Reid and Mary Ann Reid his wife and others. Subject: estate of Alexander Caldcleugh, testator from his share in partnership of Caldcleugh, Boyd and Reid. Details: list of receipts and disbursements. Receiver: John Story Capes, accountant of Budge Row, London. Chancery Master: John Dowdeswell Date: 1826-1827 PROB 11/2245/81
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80354 - Ariel (1805 - 1806)
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Death
Date: 1857
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Was slave trading profitable: Don't know
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Courts: PCC
Will of Joseph Reid merchant of Cornwall Terrace, Regents Park and of Sun Court Cornhill proved 10/01/1857. He had executed a settlement on the same day he made his will in 1851, and the will provided for his assets to be sold and the proceeds shared among his four daughters after a legacy of £75 for the education of his son Edward Maitland Reid. He made his three sons executors, and presumably had made separate provision for them in the settlement he referred to in the will.
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