William Hamilton of Botolph Lane
London tobacco merchant, partner with George Buchanan of Botolph Lane (q.v.). The two men were owners of the Flying Flambro or Flamborough which under John Dod Bonell made two slaving voyages to Cape Coast Castle and Jamaica in 1750 and 1751.
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Crossings (2)
77594 - Flying Flamborough (1751 - 1751)
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77260 - Flying Flamborough (1750 - 1750)
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