P_10433_3154 – Richard Puller
London merchant, co-investor in a single slave-voyage (in which he is given as ‘R. Pullis’) in 1786, with his partner and father Christopher Puller (q.v.), a Director of the Bank of England. Little to date has been traced about their business as ‘exports merchant’, although it is known that the Pullers were claimants for losses on St Eustatius after Rodney’s plunder of it in 1781.
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Aliases: Pullis, R
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Sources: 1789 Reports of Committee. The will of Richard Puller of Park Street Grosvenor Square proved 25/10/1833 includes references to a brother George, not consistent with the will of Christopher Puller (d. 1789), and is of Richard Puller (1789-1831) a grandson not a son of Christopher Puller.
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82679 - Mentor (1786 - 1786)
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