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John Browne, merchant of London
London Atlantic merchant, co-owner of three voyages alongside Houlditch and Brook and others between 1701 and 1702, and benefactor of the family of Humphrey Morice, who embezzled a legacy of £16,500 left by Browne to Morice's daughters, who were Browne's great-nieces.
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Co-owner with Millegan [sic] of a voyage by the Fox from London in 1776 to the Gold Coast and Martinique.
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Shown only as captain for three voyages in the TASTDB but the 1764 Lloyd's Register shows Cowling & Co.
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Captain and probably owner of a slaving voyage from London by the Juno in 1806 to the Congo River that was seized by the French and the captive African people disembarked in Martinique.
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John Foster was shown as a co-owner of the slaving voyage from London of the John Bonadventure to Africa and Jamaica in 1698.
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John Foster was shown as one of the co-owners of a voyage by the Sea Nymph from London to Africa and St John Antigua in 1736.
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John Gibbons of Sackville Street, Daniel Moore of Queen Street Westminster and Edward Clark of London were shown as the co-owners, together with Captain Robert Manley, of a ship under letters of marque named the New Elizabeth in 1757, commander Robert Manley.
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John Mackerell or Maccarell does not appear in TASTDB, but 'John Maccarell and Company' is shown as the owner of the Mary, clearing from London, captained by John Cross and trading on the coast of Guinea in late 1702 and returning to London in the summer of 1703.
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