Nathaniel Winter

Partner with John Innes (q.v.), with whom his heirs including his wife Elizabeth Winter (q.v.) as executrix contested a Chancery suit, into which was paid the compensation for the enslaved people on Deutichem and one other estate in British Guiana. Earlier in his life he had been a merchant in Grenada.

1. Died at Russell Square, 26/11/1824. Nathaniel Winter of Russell Square, Bloomsbury, was buried at St John the Baptist's, Greenwich, 04/12/1824, age 61. Will of Nathaniel Winter of Russell Square proved 07/02/1825 (made 30/05/1816). The will is relatively short, appointing his wife Elizabeth, Alexander Baillie and John Earle Pitcher as executrix and executors of his will, and Baillie, Pitcher and Thomas Naghten as trustees, and leaving his estate to his wife for the maintenance of herself and his eight (named) children and after her death dividing the estate equally among the children.

1. Gentleman's Magazine vol. 19 p. 571 (December 1824). Ancestry.com, London, England, Deaths and Burials, 1813-1980 [database online]. PROB 11/1696/16.