P_10433_3137 – Daniel Barnard
London merchant, co-owner of seven voyages from London and one from Liverpool between 1794 and 1796 with varying groups of investors, always including Edmund Higginson (q.v.) and Charles John Wheeler (q.v.).
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First name: Daniel
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Last name: Barnard
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Primary cohort: London
Sex: Male
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Internal migrant: No
Foreign born: No
Supplier to slave trade voyages: No
Creditor to slave trade voyages: No
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Sources: PROB 11/1307/290 LG 16 May 1818Issue:17360Page:898
Other Individuals
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Organisations (1)
Higginson, Barnard & Wheeler
Role: Partner
Crossings (7)
84071 - William the Conqueror (1794 - 1794)
Role: Owner
83600 - Spy (1793 - 1794)
Role: Owner
83289 - Rattler (1795 - 1796)
Role: Owner
83192 - Prince (1795 - 1796)
Role: Owner
82855 - Nancy (1794 - 1796)
Role: Owner
82699 - Mercury (1795 - 1796)
Role: Owner
82539 - Mary (1794 - 1795)
Role: Owner
Birth
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Death
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Burial
Date: 19/05/1798
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Residencies
Clapham (Surrey)
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Was slave trading profitable: No
Will
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Occupation: Merchant
Town/City: Clapham (Surrey)
Courts: PCC
Will of Daniel Barnard merchant of Clapham proved 16/06/1798. He left legacies of £50 each to six godchildren and nieces and nephews; and mourning rings to the members (now eleven in number) of the Mitre Society, meeting at the Langbourne Ward Coffee house in Fenchurch Street of which he had been member for many years. He left his leasehold house at Clapham to his wife Ann Bathsheba Barnard for life. He left £400 in trust for his brother Robert Barnard, and his residuary estate in trust divided into one-third shares for his wife, his daughter Harriett Barnard at 21 and his brother Robert. Unusually he made his sister-in-law Mary Atkinson widow of Knightsbridge an executor alongside his wife, Ralph Nicholson and one of his partners in trade Charles John Wheeler.
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