Charles Bourjot

Merchant of Coleman Street, London. Trustee for minors in various awards in Trinidad, and also an apparently unsuccessful counterclaimant for a number of awards there for balances of account currrent.

1. Director of the East Coast of Central America Commercial and Agricultural Company (1839). Bankruptcy of Charles Bourjot and William Espivent of 4 Coleman Street, West Indian and General Merchants 1843.

2. The Times in 1843 carried an advertisement offering £100 reward for arrest of Charles Bourjot, charged with felony. Describes Bourjot, 'about 45 years of age'. Placed by Freshfields and Police office, Mansion House.

T71/894 Trinidad claim nos. 914 (Port of Spain), 1268A & B (Monn Repos), 1269, 1295A & B (Penco Sta Cruz), 1960A & B (Perseverance).

1. London Gazette 19804 17/12/1839 p. 2635; London Gazette 20266 03/10/1843 p. 3228.

2. Times 28/09/1843 p. 1.