William Bourdieu

Son of James Bourdieu (1715-1804), brother of James Berney Bourdieu (q.v.) and John Berney Bourdieu, and party to the Chancery suit of Bourdieu v Bromley, into which the compensation for the enslaved people on Hoghole Estate in St Thomas-in-the-Vale was paid.

1. Call to come forward to creditors of William Bourdieu formerly of 27 Bedford Place Kensington, late a partner in James Bourdieu & Sons of 45 Lime Street Merchants, who for two years previous to his death (which took place on or about 30th September 1842) resided principally at Boulogne France.

St Thomas-in-the-Vale no. 301.

1. London Gazette, Issue 20877, 14/07/1848, p. 2660.