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First name:
William
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Last name:
Christopher
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Primary cohort:
London
Sex:
Male
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Philanthropy:
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Sources:
PROB 11/1299/76.
Shelton's Accounts; HO 42/20/21 Description: Folios 30A-30B. Memorandum from Thomas Shelton [Clerk of Arraigns] at the Session House [Old Bailey] stating Mr Christopher's opinion that, if the family about whom Mr Davison had written to John King [Under-Secretary] was to be accommodated aboard Kitty, 60 or 70 casks of flour would have to be removed from the ship. Date: [1792].
Other Individuals
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Organisations (1)
Crossings (1)
Birth
Date:
1729
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Death
Date:
1797
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Was slave trading profitable:
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Will
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