27th Nov 1837 | 105 Enslaved | £1452 17s 5d
Parliamentary Papers p. 309. The award was split: Ann Latham received £1,192 18s 10d; Bradshaw and Richards received £45 9s 4d; Eldridge received £66 17s 9d; Liggins received £147 11s 6d. Bradshaw and Richards are shown first in Parliamentary Papers.
T71/877: claim by Jno D(uncombe) Taylor, as owner-in-fee. Counterclaim by Ann Latham, of Hunter Street, St George, Bloomsbury.
T71/1594 p. 129: letter, dated 25/10/1837, to Henry Latham, at 14 Hunter Street, Brunswick Sq., referring to this award.
T71/1609: letter from Henry Latham, 14 Hunter St., Brunswick Sq., stating: I compute the awards as £1466 9s 5d for this one, and £2761 9s 2d for Sion Hill claim no. 487 - 'I am submitting to the claimants a proposal for an amicable settlement....I wish to be exact and have the authority of your office'. (A Commissioner's note gives Sion Hill as £2734 7s 3d).
‘Slaves in the colonies’, House of Commons Parliamentary Papers 1826-7 (111) (146) p. 4: J. D. Taylor (Master in Chancery), registered 265 enslaved persons in 1826, as proprietor.
T71/1294: Ann Latham, a widow, was a mortgagee-in-fee dating from 1797, by Thomas Latham & Co..
Bristol Port Cities Slavery item no. 83: letter of Alfred Latham to A. Duncombe (formerly Alexander Moffatt), of Antigua, referring to Alfred Latham's brother Henry's claim on Sion Hill estate.
Colony
Antigua
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Claim No.
486
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Estate
Little Sion (?), Belfast division
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Contested
Yes
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Other association
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Beneficiary deceased
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Other association
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Unsuccessful claimant (Owner-in-fee)
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Other association
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Awardee
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Awardee (Mortgagee)
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Awardee
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Awardee
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Awardee
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