Prominent individuals
Prominent individuals
Editorial history
02/12/12: CSG, created page
Purpose of page
The MarineLives project is seeking to link and enhance HCA 13/71, not just to transcribe it.
White slavery is referred to occasionally in HCA 13/71, both in terms of fears of such an event, and actual experience of enslavement.
All associates, facilitators, advisors and PhD Forum members are encouraged to contribute to this page from their knowledge of the material, and from their broader knowledge and interest in the topic.
- What cases and depositions refer to white slavery, or enslavement by Barbary men of war?
- What can we learn in a factual sense from such references?
Adding footnotes
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Contents
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Consuls and vice-consuls
William ffowke
Colonial governors
London physicians
Thomas Champian, of Sheerlane neere temple barr Doctor of Physick
Edward Odling of the parish of Saint Andrewes Wardrobe London Doctor in Physicke
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London gentry
Sir William Harbert, Lord Powis
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- "1. said Sir Williams death, during all which time of this deponents knowledge of
2. him, hee the said Sir William harbert Lord Powis lived and lodged at the house
3. of and Dyke neere Suffolk house in the Strand, where this deponent did
4. very frequently visit him, being his physician, and thereby hee well
5. knoweth that the said Sir William harbert lord Powis was living in his
6. natural life on the fourteenth day of May which was in the yeere of our
7. Lord God 1655, and ever untill about nine weekes since, at which time hee
8. departed this life in the said house, where this deponent sawe him alive
9. on the thursday (being to his remembrance yesterday was nine weekes), and
10. the the next morning hee the said Sir William dying, this deponent on
11. the said next day ˹or very shortly after˺ sawe his dead corps, and was present at his embalming
12. and sawe the embalming performed, this deponent directing and ordering
13. the doeing thereof. And otherwise hee cannot depose, saving the said
14. death of the said Sir William harbert Lord Powis happened (to this
15. deponents best remembrance of the time) on the fourteenth of March last
16. being on or about this day nine weekes./
17. Tho: Champion SIGNATURE, RH SIDE"
