Edward Gale Boldero

Partner in Boldero Kendall & Adey and its successor firms, which failed in 1812. In the Grenada Slave Registers for 1817 (and in the latter case for 1821), enslaved people on St Cyr and Tivoli estates were in the lawful possession of John Hayes and George Gun Munro, attornies to Messrs. Idle, Timson and Marryat, assignees of Messrs. Boldero & Co., late of the City of London.

1. Edward Gale Boldero, only surviving child of Henry Boldero of Aviary Hall, near Eltham in Kent, and Elizabeth nee Randall. Named as a partner in Boldero & Co., along with Charles Boldero, Sir Henry Lushington and Henry Boldero, which went bankrupt in 1812. Edward Gale Boldero, age 91, of 36 Foley Place, London, was buried 21/10/1848 in Marylebone, London. The will of Edward Gale Boldero of Foley Place was proved 28/10/1848.

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