P_10433_2974 – G Gibbons
Shown as sole owner of a slaving voyage from London by the Eagle to Iles de Los and Charleston in 1783. Â Detail on this voyage drawn from the case of Pashley v Hartley in 1793 indicates that the vessel was chartered by ‘Gibbon’, a bankrupt, on behalf of [Samuel] Hartley, the London-based Liverpool slave-trader. Possibly George Gibbons, merchant of Black Raven Court, Seething Lane, bankrupt in 1784.
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Sources: London Gazette 3 July 1784Issue:12557Page:6 J. Huddleston, And the Children’s Teeth are Set on Edge: Adam Hodgson & The Razing of Caton Chapel, A Tale of Slavery and Abolition in a Lancashire Village (2010).
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81096 - Eagle (1783 - 1785)
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