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First name:
Samuel
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Last name:
Houblon
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Primary cohort:
London
Sex:
Male
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Political Offices Held
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Geographic experiences
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Internal migrant:
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Foreign born:
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Supplier to slave trade voyages:
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Creditor to slave trade voyages:
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Philanthropy:
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Plantation owner:
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Sources:
The voyage is sourced in TASTDB to Drury, pp. 423-441: Robert Drury, Madagascar: or, Robert Drury's Journal, during Fifteen Years Captivity on that Island. Written by Himself, digested into Order, and now publish’d at the Request of his FRIENDS (London, 1729); Secord, pp. 35-7: Secord, Arthur Wellesley, Robert Drury’s Journal and Other Stories (Urbana, Illinois, 1961).
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Other Individuals
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Organisations
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Crossings (1)
Birth
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Death
Date:
1723
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Burial
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Military training
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Apprenticeships
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Livery company affiliations
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Other business activities
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Was slave trading profitable:
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Will
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PCC
Will of Samuel Houblon of London merchant made 03/03/1714. He added an annuity of £100 p.a. to the annuity of £120 p.a. his brother Peter Houblon had left to their sister Elizabeth Littell. He left his freehold property in Budge Row and his leasehold in South Street Edmonton to his wife Mary for life, and then to the Governors of St Thomas' Hospital, to whom he also left £1000. He left further monetary legacies of some £1000 to relatives and to dissenting charities, and £100 plus £10 for mourning to Francis Sitwell; and £10 mourning to each of Sir Peter Delme; Sir Robert Nightingale; Francis Chamberlayne; John Hyde of Poplar; William Payne of Clothworkers Hall; Richard Perry in Leadenhall; and James Colebrooke.
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