No Surname

___

Crook, slave, mother of Jack-Ham and Peroe: STC_1732_00

Jack-Ham, slave, son of Crook: STC_1732_00

Peroe, slave, son of Crook: STC_1732_00

Phillida, slave: BAR_1737_03

Sharry, slave, a child: BAR_1737_03

Sherry, slave of Richard Lloyd: see Introduction

A

Abbott

Ann, widow of Richard sen., respondent: NEV_1730_00

Edward, youngest son of Richard sen., respondent: NEV_1730_00

Richard sen., husband of Ann, father of Richard jun. and Edward, deceased: NEV_1730_00

Richard jun., eldest son and heir of Richard sen., deceased: NEV_1730_00

Abdy

William, commander of HMS Beaver, respondent: ANT_1765_03

Abendana

Vicente, master and part owner of the Armitad, appellant: JAM_1761_04

Adam

Patrick: JAM_1742_03

Adams

Conrade, attorney for Richard Peers: BAR_1714_02

John, brother of Margaret (now Margaret Maxwell) and Samuel: BAR_1756_02

Margaret: see Maxwell, Margaret

Samuel, gentleman: BAR_1720_00

Samuel (?same), esquire, brother of John and Margaret (now Margaret Maxwell), appellant: BAR_1756_02

Samuel (?same), appellant: JAM_1759_08

Samuel (?same), appellant: JAM_1768_01

Thomas Maxwell, appellant: BAR_1783_00

Addenbrook

Susanna: see Borton, Susanna

African Company

African Company: JAM_1708_01

see also Royal African Company

Agnew

Hugh, appellant: BAR_1712_02

Aikenhead

William, esquire, respondent: JAM_1751_05

William (?same), administrator of Ann Ellis: JAM_1759_08

Ainsley

Thomas, collector of customs, respondent: QUE_1765_00

Akers

Aretas, esquire, appellant: STC_1770_00

Alden

Anne: see Geikie, Anne

Charles, father of Thomas, Judith (now Judith Standish), and Anne (now Anne Geikie), deceased: JAM_1732_00

Judith: see Standish, Judith

Thomas, son of Charles, appellant: JAM_1732_00

Alexander

Biss, wife of Charles, respondent: ANT_1738_03

Bisse (same), wife of Charles, respondent: ANT_1752_03

Charles, husband of Biss, respondent: ANT_1738_03

Charles (same), husband of Bisse, respondent: ANT_1752_03

John, commander of the Hawke: JAM_1761_04

Robert, master of the Edinburgh, appellant: BAH_1770_00

Thomas, deceased: JAM_1749_05

Alford

Daniel, merchant, of London: BAR_1701_02

Daniel (same), merchant, of London, respondent: BAR_1709_06

Joseph, merchant, of London, respondent: BAR_1709_06

Alleyn, Alleyne

Abel, attorney for John Bennett, appellant: BAR_1732_00

Abel (same), esquire, trustee and executor of John, appellant: BAR_1741_00

Christian, wife of John Gay, respondent: BAR_1753_01

Israel: DOM_1770_00

John, esquire, husband of Mary, deceased: BAR_1741_00

John Gay, husband of Christian, respondent: BAR_1753_01

Mary, widow of John, respondent: BAR_1741_00

Reynold, attorney for John Walker, appellant: BAR_1713_01

Reynold (same), appellant: BAR_1714_07

Reynold (same), esquire, trustee of John, appellant: BAR_1741_00

Thomas, attorney for John Walker, appellant: BAR_1713_01

Thomas (same), appellant: BAR_1714_07

Allin

Anne: see Burn, Anne

Jacob, of Westmoreland parish, father of Anne (now Anne Burn) and Julia (now Julia Cole), deceased: JAM_1761_06

Julia: see Cole, Julia

Allison

James, lessee of Dame Anne Hopegood Orby: JAM_1708_01

Allwood

Francis: JAM_1777_03

Alpress

George, deceased: JAM_1769_05

Jane (?née Deering): JAM_1769_05

(Note: The Committee Report makes clear that she was married to a man named Alpress. Deering is almost certainly her maiden name.)

Samuel, executor of George, administrator de bonis non of Edward Hodgins sen., respondent: JAM_1769_05

Ambler

Charles, counsel: see the List of Signatories on Printed Cases, s.n. Ambler

Amory

Mr. Jonathan, naval officer in Charles Town, Carolina, respondent: BAR_1699_01

Anderson

Christian, wife of George, respondent: JAM_1764_02

George, husband of Christian, respondent: JAM_1764_02

John, executor of Claudius Hamilton: BAR_1726_02

William, administrator of John Park, appellant: JAM_1772_04

Anderton

William, executor of Samuel Martin, appellant: MON_1769_00

Andrew

John, counsel: see the List of Signatories on Printed Cases, s.n. Andrew

Andrews

George, husband of Lucretia, father of Sarah (now Sarah Hales) and Wardall: BAR_1730_00

Lucretia (née Wardall), wife of George, daughter of Thomas Wardall, mother of Sarah (now Sarah Hales) and Wardall: BAR_1730_00

Sarah: see Hales, Sarah

Wardall, son of George and Lucretia, cousin of William (1), father of William (2): BAR_1730_00

William (1), gentleman, of Worcester, cousin of Wardall, appellant: BAR_1730_00

William (2), infant, son of Wardall, deceased: BAR_1730_00

Applethwaite, Applewhaite, Applewhait

Elizabeth (née Holder), wife of Thomas, daughter and executrix of Susannah Holder, respondent: BAR_1739_01

Henry, respondent: BAR_1704_01

Thomas, esquire, husband of Elizabeth, executor of John Holder, respondent: BAR_1739_01

Thomas (same), executor of Robert Warren, respondent: BAR_1742_02

Apthorp

John, deceased: JAM_1774_03

Arcedeckne

Andrew, appellant: JAM_1742_04

Andrew (same), esquire, appellant: JAM_1745_01

Andrew (same), appellant: JAM_1746_01

Andrew (same), appellant: JAM_1756_02

Andrew (same): JAM_1759_10

Andrew (same), deceased: JAM_1765_04

Andrew (same), later deceased: JAM_1768_04

Andrew (same), executor of Patrick Taylor, later deceased: JAM_1769_01

Andrew (same), executor of Patrick Taylor, later deceased: JAM_1770_04

see also Arshdeshore

Archbould

Henry: JAM_1768_07

Argyll

[Archibald], duke of: see Campbell, Archibald

Armistead

John, appellant: JAM_1771_02

Arnett

Elizabeth: see McCabe, Elizabeth

John, husband of Elizabeth (now Elizabeth McCabe), deceased: BAR_1742_01

Arnold

Michael, executor of Jeffrey Lyons, respondent/appellant: ANT_1726_03

Michael (?another), appellant: STC_1736_02

Arnoll

Elizabeth, widow of Robert, appellant: BAR_1709_03

Robert, husband of Elizabeth, deceased: BAR_1709_03

William, appellant: BAR_1709_03

William (?same), esquire, appellant: BAR_1737_03

Arrachederetta

Juan: JAM_1772_05

Arrendell

Mr. ___, customs clerk and comptroller: NEV_1779_00

Arshdeshore (?Arcedeckne)

Andrew: JAM_1769_05

see also Arcedeckne

Ash

George, husband of Rosa (now Rosa Palmer): JAM_1769_01

Luke: JAM_1769_01

Rosa: see Palmer, Rosa

Ashburne

John, respondent: JAM_1768_07

Ashley

John, esquire, attorney for Robert and Sarah Hales, respondent: BAR_1730_00

John (?same), esquire, husband of Mary, appellant: BAR_1739_01

Mary (formerly Holder), wife of John, widow of John Holder, daughter-in-law of Susannah Holder, mother of Aynesworth Holder, appellant: BAR_1739_01

Ashurst

William Henry, counsel: see the List of Signatories on Printed Cases, s.n. Ashurst

(Note: Mentioned by M. Lee, in ODNB, s.n. Ashurst, William Henry [pseud. Edward Search] (bap. 1791?, d. 1855).)

Ashworth

Jasper: JAM_1747_03

Atkins

Atkins of Bristol: JAM_1759_04

(Note: Atkins of Bristol seems to have been a company, perhaps a bank, on whom a bill of exchange involved in the case was said to have been drawn.)

Michael, merchant, of Bristol, executor of Samuel Dicker, respondent: JAM_1760_01

Attlay

Stephen, gentleman, of Kingston, appellant: JAM_1774_05

Atwood

Abel, mariner: BER_1724_00

Axtell

Daniel, appellant: JAM_1725_00

Daniel (1) (?another), deceased: JAM_1749_01

Daniel (2), gentleman, respondent: JAM_1749_01

William, executor of Thomas Clarke jun., appellant: JAM_1716_01

Aylmer

Whitgift, deceased: JAM_1723_00

Aynsworth

James, appellant: BAR_1712_03

James (?same), formerly attorney for William Heysham, respondent: BAR_1715_03

Ayrault, Ayrolt

Daniel, merchant, of Newport, R.I., owner of the Fame, appellant: JAM_1748_01

Ayres

Mary, mother and guardian of Thomas, appellant: see Introduction

Thomas, son of Mary, appellant: see Introduction

Ayrolt

see Ayrault

Ayscough

John, esquire, assistant judge: JAM_1708_02

Hon. John (?same), esquire, assistant judge of the Supreme Court of Judicature: JAM_1761_02

B

Baillie

James, esquire, of Grenada: NEV_1779_00

Mary, widow of Robert, appellant: JAM_1756_04

Dr. Robert, husband of Mary, deceased: JAM_1756_04

see also Baylie

Baker

John, commissioner of Michael Tirrell jun.: BAR_1714_07

Richard, respondent: ANT_1729_02

Baldwin, Baldwyn

Christopher, husband of Jane, respondent: ANT_1752_01

Jane (née Watkins), wife of Christopher, daughter of Samuel Watkins, respondent: ANT_1752_01

Mary: see Sealy, Mary

Thomas: BAR_1739_02

Thomas (?another), esquire, attorney for Catherine Crymble: JAM_1750_01

William: BAR_1739_02

Ball

Elizabeth: see Maynard, Elizabeth

George, husband and devisor of Margaret (now Margaret Stone), devisee of Joseph Ball, deceased: BAR_1753_02

George (same), husband of Margaret (now Margaret Stone), qualified executor of Joseph, deceased: BAR_1761_00

Guy, esquire, justice of the peace: BAR_1720_00

Joseph, devisee of William Chapman, deceased: BAR_1753_02

Joseph (?same), husband of Mary (now Mary Maynard), father of Elizabeth (now Elizabeth Maynard), deceased: BAR_1761_00

Margaret: see Stone, Margaret

Margaret (same): see Stone, Margaret

Ballard

Benjamin, appellant: BAR_1714_03

Banister

James, appellant: JAM_1690_02

Banks

Joseph, of Lincoln’s Inn, appellant: JAM_1779_02

Barbauld

Ezekiel, deceased: JAM_1770_05

Barbouttain

John, gentleman, deceased: ANT_1729_01

Barclay

David, merchant, of London, assignee of Sarah Gale: JAM_1759_09

James, of Kingston, Jamaica, administrator of John Williams, attorney for Sarah Williams, appellant: JAM_1746_03

James (same), merchant, of Kingston, Jamaica, administrator of Samuel Walter, appellant: JAM_1748_06

James (same), esquire, administrator of Samuel Walter, appellant: JAM_1751_01

James (same), merchant, respondent: JAM_1752_01

James (same), esquire, executor of John Knight, appellant: JAM_1756_01

James (same), respondent: JAM_1758_01

James (same), administrator of Ann Ellis: JAM_1759_08

James (same), agent for James Gunman, later deceased: JAM_1771_02

James (same): JAM_1773_01

Barker

Dorothy (née Perry), wife of George, daughter of John Perry, respondent: ANT_1729_01

George, husband of Dorothy, respondent: ANT_1729_01

John, assignee of John Lewis, appellant: JAM_1735_00

John (?another), former master of HMS Culloden, appellant: STC_1764_00

Thomas, formerly collecting constable for Westmoreland parish, respondent: JAM_1780_01

Barnard

James, master in Chancery, accounts to be taken before: JAM_1751_02

see also Bernard

Barons, Barron

Samuel, owner of the America, appellant: ANT_1701_02

Barrall

Esprit, merchant, respondent: JAM_1772_05

Peter: JAM_1772_05

Barrett, Barritt

Elizabeth: JAM_1759_03

Nicholas, father of Thomas Hercey, later deceased: JAM_1759_03

Thomas, esquire, respondent/appellant, later deceased: JAM_1727_01

Thomas Hercey, son of Nicholas, appellant: JAM_1759_03

Thomas Hersey (same), respondent: JAM_1770_02

Barron

see Barons

Barrow

Thomas, formerly of Bermuda, appellant: BER_1707_00

Barry

George, esquire, justice of the peace: BAR_1720_00

George (?same), respondent: BAR_1726_01

Barton

James, planter, administrator of Henry Guchinot, appellant: ANT_1725_02

Samuel: JAM_1751_02

William, administrator of Henry Guchinot, appellant: ANT_1725_02

Baruch Lousada, Baruh Lousada

see Lousada

Barwick, Berwick

Samuel, respondent: BAR_1714_02

Basnett

Mary, assignor of Isaac Gale, deceased: JAM_1746_02

Nathaniel, of London: JAM_1759_08

Richard, respondent: JAM_1733_01

Richard (?same), esquire, respondent: JAM_1733_02

Richard (?same), respondent: JAM_1746_02

Robert: JAM_1742_03

Bate

Raynes, merchant, agent and factor to the Royal African Company, appellant: see Introduction

Richard, executor of Barbara Newton, appellant: BAR_1695_03

Batty

Richard: JAM_1777_01

Battyn

William, esquire, cousin and heir of Elizabeth Binyon, appellant: BAR_1702_02

William (?same), deceased: BAR_1715_04

William Rees, respondent: BAR_1714_04

William Rees (same), respondent: BAR_1715_01

Baugh

Edward, appellant: see Introduction

Baxter

Anne, widow, mother of James, appellant: see Introduction

Francis, executor of Mary Hynes, appellant: JAM_1769_07

James, son of Anne, appellant: see Introduction

Bayer

Bayer Otto, relative of John Otto: ANT_1739_01

Edward Otto, esquire, son of John Otto, lessor of Richard Roe, appellant: ANT_1739_01

Edward Otto (same), deceased: ANT_1782_00

John Otto, father of Richard Otto and Edward Otto, relative of Bayer Otto, deceased: ANT_1739_01

John Otto (another), formerly of Antigua, now of Ham (Surrey), appellant: ANT_1782_00

Richard Otto, son of John Otto: ANT_1739_01

Rowland Otto, respondent: ANT_1782_00

Baylie, Bayly

Anne, appellant: BAR_1702_01

Edward, deceased: BAR_1702_01

John, deceased: BAR_1702_01

Nathaniel: JAM_1759_02

Nathaniel (?same), of Lincoln’s Inn Fields: JAM_1761_05

William, executor of Edward Baylie, respondent: BAR_1702_01

Zachary, merchant, appellant: JAM_1754_02

Zachary (same), appellant: JAM_1756_06

Zachary (same), appellant: JAM_1759_02

Zachary (same), assignee of Charles Knights Cole, appellant: JAM_1759_05

Zachary (same), attorney for John Hanbury, David Barclay, Thomas How, and John Wilcox, appellant: JAM_1759_09

Zachary (same), administrator of Mark Warkman, appellant: JAM_1761_05

Zachary (same): JAM_1763_01

Zachary (same), appellant: JAM_1763_02

Zachary (same), executor of Walker Buor Lodge, appellant: JAM_1764_01

Zachary (same), appellant: JAM_1765_02

Zachary (same): JAM_1770_03

Zachary (same), agent for Alexander Hood, later deceased: JAM_1771_02

see also Baillie

Beach

Helen (née Hynes), wife of Thomas, daughter of Janet Hynes, respondent: JAM_1769_07

Thomas, attorney general of Jamaica, respondent: JAM_1752_02

Thomas (?same), husband of Helen, respondent: JAM_1769_07

see also Jamaica, attorney general of

Beake

Samuel, appellant: see Introduction

Bearsley

William, merchant, of London: NOV_1760_00

Beckford

Mr. ___, respondent: JAM_1718_01

Anne: JAM_1769_07

Anne (?another), appellant: JAM_1771_04

Ballard, of St. Mary’s parish, Jamaica, appellant: JAM_1745_02

Ballard (?same): JAM_1751_02

Bathsua, widow of Peter sen., appellant: JAM_1741_01

Julinus, respondent: JAM_1744_02

Julinus (same), executor of George Ellis sen., appellant: JAM_1759_11

Mary Ballard Beckford [sic], infant, appellant: JAM_1772_02

Peter, of Santiago de la Vega, guardian of Ann Fuller, former guardian of Mary Fuller (now Mary Kelly) and Elizabeth Fuller (now Elizabeth Roose), respondent/appellant: JAM_1717_00

Peter sen. (?same), of St. Catherine parish, Jamaica, deceased: JAM_1741_01

Peter (?another), executor of Edmund Kelly, respondent: JAM_1744_03

Richard, respondent: JAM_1744_01

Richard (?same), respondent: JAM_1744_02

Richard (?same), esquire, guardian of William Beckford Ellis, appellant: JAM_1749_03

Richard (?same), esquire, attorney for Catherine Crymble: JAM_1750_01

Richard (?same), esquire, executor of John Patten, appellant: JAM_1751_05

Richard (?same), esquire, executor of Thomas Croose, respondent: JAM_1755_04

William, respondent: JAM_1741_01

William (?same), respondent: JAM_1744_01

William (?same), respondent: JAM_1744_02

William (?same), executor of George Ellis sen., appellant: JAM_1759_11

William (?same), appellant: JAM_1764_03

William (?same), mortgagee of Mary Hynes: JAM_1769_07

William (?same), appellant: JAM_1771_04

William sen. (?same), father of William jun., deceased: JAM_1779_01

William jun., infant, son of William sen., appellant: JAM_1779_01

William (?same), respondent: JAM_1783_04

Beckles

Thomas, guardian of William Fortescue, appellant: BAR_1717_00

Bedford

Thomas, esquire: BAR_1756_01

Beecher

Hannah: see Jenkins, Hannah

Bees

James, assignor of Thomas Ostrehan, James Straker, and Alexander Stevenson: BAR_1774_00

Beeston

Dame Anne Hopegood: see Orby, Dame Anne

Jane: see Long, Jane

Sir William, knight, husband of Dame Anne Hopegood (now Dame Anne Hopegood Orby), father of Jane (now Jane Long), deceased: JAM_1708_01

Belgrave

Elizabeth, widow of William: BAR_1708_01

William, husband of Elizabeth, deceased: BAR_1708_01

Bell

John, gentleman, of Kingston, administrator of Ann Rigby, appellant: JAM_1758_05

Captain William, mariner: BER_1724_00

Bellidentes du Pradel

John, of Martinique, guardian of Joanna Herbert: GRE_1770_01

Bennet, Bennett

Ann, respondent: JAM_1770_01

[Captain Benjamin], governor, respondent: see Introduction

Captain Benjamin (same), esquire, (former) lieutenant governor of the Bermuda Islands, respondent: BER_1703_00

Bridget: JAM_1769_07

George: JAM_1769_07

George sen. (?same), deceased: JAM_1770_01

George jun., deceased: JAM_1770_01

George Rosewell, respondent/appellant: JAM_1770_01

Henry, assistant justice: STC_1770_00

Henry (?same), collector of customs, respondent: STC_1780_00

Jane (formerly Woodbridge; Willey), wife of John, widow and executrix of Dudley Woodbridge, widow and executrix of Edward Willey, appellant: BAR_1732_00

John, attorney for Thomas Seawell: BAR_1726_03

John (?another), husband of Jane, appellant: BAR_1732_00

John (?another), husband of Mary, appellant, later deceased: JAM_1743_03

Mary, widow of John, appellant: JAM_1743_03

Peter, master of the Francis, witness: JAM_1680_00

Bentinck

Henry, duke of Portland, governor of Jamaica: JAM_1723_00

(Note: For William Henry Bentinck, duke of Portland from 1716 (b. 1682, d. 4 July 1726) see Hugh Dunthornet, rev. David Onnekink, in ODNB, s.n. Bentinck, Hans Willem [William], first earl of Portland (1649–1709); British Chronology, p.478.)

Bentley

Elizabeth, wife of John, appellant: see Introduction

John, husband of Elizabeth, appellant: see Introduction

Berkeley

Henry, esquire, deputy provost marshall, respondent: STC_1770_00

Bermuda Company

see Introduction

Bernard

Charles, executor of David, respondent: JAM_1767_04

Charles (?same), executor of James Lawrence sen., respondent/appellant: JAM_1770_06

David, husband of Elizabeth, respondent, later deceased: JAM_1767_04

Elizabeth, wife/widow of David, respondent: JAM_1767_04

James, executor of James Lawrence sen., respondent/appellant: JAM_1770_06

Samuel, appellant: see Introduction

see also Barnard

Berners

Lucas, of St. Eustatius, appellant: STC_1780_00

Bertrand

John, esquire, deputy collector of the customs, respondent: NEV_1779_00

Berwick

see Barwick

Bevan

Michael, of Swansea, owner and master of the Commerce, appellant: BAH_1722_00

Bewick

Mr. ___: NOV_1778_00

Bickerton

Sir Richard, knight, of Upwood, Hunts., appellant/respondent: JAM_1775_02

Biggs

Elizabeth (formerly Crean), wife of Thomas, widow of Paul Crean, respondent: JAM_1751_06

Thomas, husband of Elizabeth, respondent: JAM_1751_06

Thomas (?same), appellant: JAM_1759_03

Bingham

Richard, esquire, executor of Thomas Shephard sen., respondent: ANT_1749_02

Binnebah

Sharper Ben Mimbah, slave: BAR_1737_03

Binney

Jonathan, respondent: NOV_1781_00

Binyon

Elizabeth, cousin of William Battyn, deceased: BAR_1702_02

Birbeck

Francis, merchant, executor of Richard Wilson, respondent: JAM_1759_05

Biscoe

Wastel: JAM_1777_01

Bishop

Dorothy, wife of Robert, appellant: see Introduction

Elizabeth: see Ince, Elizabeth

Margaret: see Maxwell, Margaret

Robert, (former) Chief Judge of the Court of Common Pleas for St. Michael, St. George, and St. John’s, Barbados, husband of Dorothy: see Introduction

Robert (?same), esquire, justice of the peace: BAR_1720_00

Robert sen. (another), husband of Margaret (now Margaret Maxwell), father of Robert jun. and Elizabeth (now Elizabeth Ince), deceased: BAR_1756_02

Robert jun., son of Robert sen. and Margaret (now Margaret Maxwell), respondent: BAR_1756_02

Bisse

Mary: see Kirwan, Mary

Blackburn

Captain Thomas: BAR_1765_00

Blackmore

Francis, appellant: JAM_1690_02

Blackwood

James, husband of Jane, respondent: JAM_1742_04

Jane, wife of James, widow of Alger Pestell, respondent: JAM_1742_04

Leeson, of Kingston, representative of Thomas Jaffrey, Ezekiel Barbauld, Peter Thomas, and Thomas Thomas sen., appellant: JAM_1770_05

Blair

W., clerk of the Council in Ordinary: BAR_1765_00

Blake

Benjamin, administrator of John Williams, respondent: JAM_1746_03

Benjamin jun. (?same), esquire, of Westmoreland parish, Jamaica, husband of Hannah, appellant: JAM_1750_02

Benjamin (same), husband of Hannah, deceased: JAM_1775_01

Hannah (née Williams), sister of Bonella Witter, sister and administratrix of John Williams, respondent: JAM_1746_03

Hannah (née Williams) (same), wife of Benjamin, daughter of William Williams, appellant: JAM_1750_02

Hannah (same), widow, appellant: JAM_1759_01

Hannah (same), respondent: JAM_1764_05

Hannah (same), widow of Benjamin, mother of Margaret Bonella Haughton, respondent: JAM_1775_01

Hannah (same), respondent: JAM_1777_05

Martin, husband and administrator of Mary, respondent: STC_1743_02

Mary (formerly Willett), wife of Martin, widow of Ralph Willett sen., mother of Ralph Willett jun., deceased: STC_1743_02

Oliver Denis, counsel: see the List of Signatories on Printed Cases, s.n. Blake

Blancan, Blancau

John, merchant, of Bordeaux, husband of Margaret, deceased: JAM_1755_02

John (same), merchant, of Bordeaux, husband of Margaret, deceased: JAM_1762_02

Margaret (al. Renaire), of Bordeaux, widow and heiress of John, appellant: JAM_1755_02

(Note: In both cases in which this woman appears she is described in the PC Register as ‘Blancau alias Renaire’. Renaire may have been her maiden name, which she appended, in French fashion, to her husband’s name.)

Margaret (al. Renaire) (same), widow and universal heiress of John, respondent/appellant: JAM_1762_02

Blathwayt

William, clerk of the Council, witness for John Wytham: BAR_1685_01

Blechynden

Florence, wife of Theophilact, respondent: JAM_1761_07

Theophilact, husband of Florence, respondent: JAM_1761_07

Bleinman, Blenman

J., counsel: see the List of Signatories on Printed Cases, s.n. Blenman

Jonathan (?same), attorney for John Bennett, appellant: BAR_1732_00

Mr., counsel, appellant: see Introduction

Blissard, Blizard

Elizabeth (née Langford), wife of John jun., daughter of Jonas Langford, respondent/appellant: ANT_1744_02

Giles sen., father of Giles jun., mortgagor of William Nibbs, deceased: ANT_1746_00

Giles jun., infant, son of Giles sen., respondent: ANT_1746_00

John jun., husband of Elizabeth, respondent/appellant: ANT_1744_02

Stephen, esquire, executor of Ashton Warner, respondent: ANT_1739_01

Stephen (?same), next friend of Giles jun., respondent: ANT_1746_00

Stephen (?same), esquire, appellant: ANT_1752_01

Boddicott

Richard, executor of Thomas Shephard sen., respondent: ANT_1749_02

Boiss

Thomas du, attorney for Francis Bond: BAR_1703_00

Boncle

Mounteney, appellant: see Introduction

Bond

Elizabeth, widow, respondent: BAR_1701_03

Francis, gentleman, respondent: BAR_1701_03

Francis (?same), esquire, attorney for Christopher Fowler, John Hallett, and Richard Hallett: BAR_1703_00

Francis (?same), esquire, justice of the peace: BAR_1720_00

Bondinot

John, husband of Magdalen, deceased: ANT_1725_02

Magdalen, widow and executrix of John, daughter of Henry Guichinot, respondent: ANT_1725_02

Bonfils

John, French subject, former owner of the Amiable Mary, respondent: JAM_1725_00

Peter, French subject, former owner of the Amiable Mary, respondent: JAM_1725_00

Bonner

Catherine, wife of Henry: JAM_1751_02

George, esquire, brother and heir at law of Henry, appellant: JAM_1766_00

Henry, son of John sen., brother of William, father of John jun., deceased: JAM_1751_02

Henry (?same), husband of Jane (now Jane Greig), brother of George, deceased: JAM_1766_00

Jane, widow: JAM_1751_02

Jane (same): see Greig, Jane

John sen., father of Henry, William, and Margaret (now Margaret Russell), grandfather of John jun., deceased: JAM_1751_02

John jun., son of Henry, nephew of William, grandson of John sen., appellant/respondent: JAM_1751_02

Margaret: see Russell, Margaret

William, husband of Jane, son of John sen., uncle of John jun.: JAM_1751_02

Bonnett

Dowding Thornhill, son and heir of Edward, respondent: BAR_1764_00

Edward, father of Dowding Thornhill: BAR_1764_00

Bontein, Bontien

Thomas (al. Archibald), deputy naval officer, respondent: JAM_1742_06

Thomas (same), naval officer, respondent: JAM_1743_02

Thomas (same), naval officer, respondent: JAM_1743_03

Thomas (?same), esquire, of Kingston, Jamaica, appellant: JAM_1753_02

Bontin, Botang

John, naturalized in Ireland, master of the Jupiter, appellant: JAM_1753_01

Bontinan

Dorothy, widow, respondent: STC_1727_00

Bontine

Robert, respondent: JAM_1782_02

Bonynge

George, husband of Mary, appellant: JAM_1765_01

George (?same), appellant: JAM_1768_04

Mary, wife of George, appellant: JAM_1765_01

Booth

Grace: see Lindsay, Grace

Norwood, husband of Grace (now Grace Lindsay), presumed deceased: JAM_1779_01

Bootle

T., counsel: see the List of Signatories on Printed Cases, s.n. Bootle

Borraston, Buraston, Burraston

Stephen, respondent: ANT_1718_01

Borton

James, appellant: JAM_1770_03

James (?same), husband and administrator of Susanna, administrator of William Beckford Ellis sen., guardian of William Beckford Ellis jun., appellant: JAM_1773_04

Susanna (formerly Ellis; Addenbrook), wife of James, widow and administratrix of William Beckford Ellis sen., deceased: JAM_1773_04

Botang

see Bontin

Bouchier

Charles, appellant: JAM_1690_02

Bouker

Thomas: WES_1773_00

Bourke, Burke

Edward, esquire, husband of Mary, respondent: BAR_1705_05

Edward (?same), husband of Hester, respondent, deceased: BAR_1712_04

Edward (same), husband of Hester, deceased: BAR_1714_03

Elizabeth: see Crump, Elizabeth

Elizabeth (née Lane) (another), wife of John, daughter of Anthony Lane, appellant: BAR_1738_02

Elizabeth (another), ?widow of Nicholas, appellant: JAM_1771_02

Hester, widow of Edward: BAR_1712_04

Hester (same), widow of Edward, respondent: BAR_1714_03

John, agent of owners of the Catherine, respondent/appellant: ANT_1733_01

John sen. (?same), merchant, husband of Elizabeth (now Elizabeth Crump), father of John jun., appellant, later deceased: ANT_1734_02

John jun., son of John sen., appellant: ANT_1734_02

John (?same as John sen. in ANT_1734_02), esquire: ANT_1738_02

John (same as John sen. in ANT_1734_02), merchant, husband of Elizabeth, appellant: BAR_1738_02

John (another), respondent: JAM_1736_00

John (?same), respondent: JAM_1759_03

John (?same), appellant: JAM_1771_02

John (?same), respondent: NEV_1764_00

Mary, wife of Edward, respondent: BAR_1705_05

Nicholas: JAM_1759_03

Nicholas (?same), esquire, appellant: JAM_1765_04

Nicholas (?same), ?husband of Elizabeth, executor of George Paplay, appellant, later deceased: JAM_1771_02

Nicholas (?same), respondent: JAM_1772_01

Richard, respondent: GRE_1765_00

Richard (?same), collector of customs, respondent: GRE_1766_00

Thomas, respondent: JAM_1768_06

Thomas (?same), appellant: JAM_1771_02

Bourne

John: BAR_1737_02

see also Burn

Bourryan, Bourryau

Zachariah, son-in-law of John Spooner: JAM_1752_03

Bowerman

Jane (formerly Thomas), wife of Kyrle, widow and executrix of Walter Thomas: JAM_1748_03

Kyrle: JAM_1748_03

Bowes

Joshua: JAM_1748_06

Bowry

Thomas, son of Mary Symonds, respondent: STC_1736_02

Boyce

Francis, executor of John Truxton, respondent: JAM_1777_07

Boyd, Boyde

Augustus, esquire, nephew of Andrew Thauvett, lessor of John Denn, appellant: STC_1737_00

John: JAM_1769_01

Brace

Edward, guardian of William Holder, appellant: BAR_1739_01

Edward sen. (?same), brother of John, appellant, later deceased: BAR_1742_03

Edward jun. (?same as Edward in BAR_1739_01), esquire, appellant: BAR_1742_03

John, brother and heir of Edward sen., appellant: BAR_1742_03

Samuel, esquire, appellant: BAR_1742_03

Bradburne

Richard, appellant: JAM_1761_08

Bradford

James, collector of customs, respondent: BAH_1766_02

Bradley

Henry, husband of Lydia, appellant, later deceased: JAM_1743_02

Lydia, widow and executrix of Henry, appellant: JAM_1743_02

Brandon

Abigail, widow and executrix of Isaac Pereira, respondent: JAM_1752_01

Isaac Pereira, husband of Abigail, deceased: JAM_1752_01

Brash

Magnus, of Quebec, owner of the Hope, appellant: GRE_1765_00

Bravo

Benjamin, merchant, attorney for Solomon de Paz, appellant: JAM_1730_00

Benjamin (same): JAM_1751_05

David, merchant, attorney for Solomon de Paz, appellant: JAM_1730_00

Jacob, appellant: JAM_1765_03

Brayne

Charles, father of Mary (now Mary Hynes): JAM_1769_07

Mary (née Tennant), wife of Thomas, respondent: JAM_1716_03

Mary (another): see Hynes, Mary (1)

Thomas, husband of Mary, respondent: JAM_1716_03

Brebner

James, administrator of Joseph Herbert, respondent: GRE_1770_01

Brenton

James, surrogate of Jonathan Sewal: NOV_1778_00

Brere

Noah, master in Chancery: JAM_1777_07

Breton, le

___: QUE_1767_02

see also Quesne, le

Brice

George, husband of Mary, respondent: BAR_1705_03

Joseph, deceased: JAM_1742_01

Mary, wife of George, respondent: BAR_1705_03

Brichinsa

John, owner of the Infant Augusta, respondent: BAR_1752_01

Bridgewater

Margaret, planter, appellant: see Introduction

Briscoe

Robert sen., uncle of Robert, guardian of John Hodgings, mortgagee of Elisha Clark, deceased: JAM_1707_00

Robert jun., druggist, of London, nephew of Robert sen., appellant: JAM_1707_00

Brislane

Elizabeth, wife of Michael, daughter of Junima White, deceased: MON_1771_00

Michael, husband of Elizabeth, appellant: MON_1771_00

Brissac, Brissack

Paul de, appellant: see Introduction

Brissett

Richard, executor of Simon Clark, respondent: JAM_1779_02

Broadbelt

Daniel, master in Chancery: JAM_1751_02

John, proctor for John Bourke: NEV_1764_00

Brome

Susannah, of the parish of St. Lucy, Barbados, widow of William sen., mother and guardian of William jun., appellant: BAR_1738_01

William sen., husband of Susannah, deceased: BAR_1738_01

William jun., infant, son of Susannah, appellant: BAR_1738_01

Bromley

John, respondent: BAR_1717_00

Brook

Thomas, collector of the customs in Bermuda, respondent: BER_1724_00

Broome

Samuel, esquire, husband of Susannah, father of William, deceased: BAR_1755_00

Susannah, widow of Samuel, respondent: BAR_1755_00

William, eldest son and heir of Samuel, respondent: BAR_1755_00

Brouncker

Henry, appellant: STC_1746_01

Henry (?same), collector of customs at Basseterre: STC_1753_01

Brown, Browne

Alexander, apothecary, respondent: JAM_1733_02

Anthony, respondent: ANT_1762_00

Charles, husband of Dorothy, appellant/respondent: JAM_1742_03

Charles (same), husband of Dorothy, administratrix of Thomas Mitchell sen. and Thomas Mitchell jun., appellant: JAM_1744_05

Charles (same), husband of Dorothy (now Dorothy Greenlees), presumed deceased: JAM_1754_01

Dorothy (formerly Mitchell), wife of Charles, widow of Thomas Mitchell jun., appellant/respondent: JAM_1742_03

Dorothy (same), wife of Charles, appellant: JAM_1744_05

Dorothy (same): see Greenlees, Dorothy

Edward (1), executor of Charles Alden, deceased: JAM_1732_00

Edward (2), husband of Elizabeth, executor of Edward (1): JAM_1732_00

Elizabeth, wife of Edward (2), executrix of Edward (1), appellant: JAM_1732_00

Elizabeth (another): see Hodges, Elizabeth

Henry: JAM_1779_02

Jackson, esquire, son of Jeremiah Browne, appellant: STC_1756_00

Jeremiah, father of Jackson and Elizabeth (now Elizabeth Hodges), uncle of Sarah, grandfather of Frances Payne, deceased: STC_1756_00

John, counsel: see the List of Signatories on Printed Cases, s.n. Brown(e)

John (?another), attorney general of the Bahamas, respondent: BAH_1766_01

John (?same), naval officer, respondent: BAH_1766_02

Richard, apprentice of William Tayler and John Wilson: JAM_1752_04

Robert, ironmonger, executor of Murray Crymble: JAM_1750_01

Sarah, niece of Jeremiah Browne: STC_1756_00

Stephen, executor of Whitgift Aylmer and husband of his widow, appellant: JAM_1723_00

Stephen (?same), appellant: JAM_1736_00

William, lieutenant of HMS Antelope: NEW_1761_00

William Patrick, of St. John parish, Jamaica, executor of William Foster, appellant: JAM_1758_06

William Patrick (same), appellant: JAM_1771_02

Brownett

Edward, appellant: STC_1746_02

Bruce

James, esquire, attorney for Thomas and William Tryon, trustee of John Alleyne, appellant: BAR_1741_00

Bryan

Anthony, deceased: STC_1770_00

George, respondent: STC_1754_01

Bryant

John, former master of the Recovery, appellant: BAH_1766_02

Brydges

Anna Eliza, duchess of Chandos, wife of James, widow of Roger Hope Elletson, appellant: JAM_1783_01

James, duke of Chandos, husband of Anna Eliza, appellant: JAM_1783_01

(Note: (27 Dec. 1731 – 29 Sep. 1789) 3rd (and last) duke of Chandos (1771–1789), also Viscount Wilton from birth and marquess of Carnarvon from 1744. Complete Peerage, 2nd ed. 1913, 3:132–3.)

Brymer

Alexander, of Halifax: TOB_1782_00

Buck

Samuel, agent for Governor Phenney: BAH_1722_00

Buckeridge

John, collector of the 4½ per cent duty: ANT_1726_02

Buckley

William, formerly of St. Christopher, now of London, appellant: STC_1746_02

William (?same), register of deeds, respondent: STC_1753_02

Bucknor

___, respondent: JAM_1748_08

Buncombe

Edward, of Montserrat, appellant: see Introduction

Bunyard

James, appellant: STC_1743_01

Buraston

see Borraston

Burch

Captain David, mariner: BER_1724_00

Burchall

Jonathan, mariner: BER_1724_00

Buret

Nicholas François de, of Grenada, appellant: GRE_1770_02

Burgess

Elizabeth, widow, lessor of Robert Wright, appellant: BAR_1705_01

Burke

see Bourke

Burn

Anne (née Allin), wife of John, daughter and residuary legatee of Jacob Allin: JAM_1761_06

Dr. John, of Kingston, husband of Anne, administrator of Jacob Allin, appellant: JAM_1761_06

Dr. John (same): JAM_1770_01

see also Bourne

Burnet, Burnett

Charles, executor of Mathias Philp, respondent: JAM_1746_01

Charles (same), executor of Mathias Philp, appellant: JAM_1752_01

Mary (née Lane), wife of Robert, daughter of Anthony Lane, appellant: BAR_1738_02

Robert, husband of Mary, appellant: BAR_1738_02

Captain Thomas, captain of the Rochester, respondent: NOV_1762_00

Burraston

see Borraston

Burrow

John, executor of Barbara Newton, appellant: BAR_1695_03

Burrowes, Burrows

Judith, mother of John Cossley, respondent: JAM_1752_03

Burt

President ___: STC_1704_00

William Mathew, executor of William Beckford, respondent: JAM_1779_01

William Mathew (?same), appellant: STC_1777_01

Burton

Francis, guardian and next friend of William Paynter jun., respondent: ANT_1725_03

Mary, wife of Thomas, respondent: BER_1700_01

Brigadier General [Ralph], governor of Montreal: QUE_1767_02

(Note: Ralph Burton (d. 1768) (Wikipedia).)

Ralph, lieutenant governor, respondent, later deceased: QUE_1768_00

Robert, executor of Ralph, respondent: QUE_1768_00

Thomas, husband of Mary, respondent: BER_1700_01

Busby

___, counsel: see the List of Signatories on Printed Cases, s.n. Busby

(Note: A handwritten signature on a manuscript of the case; may be the name of the solicitor rather than that of counsel.)

Mr. ___ (?same), solicitor, attorney for ___ Mugill: ANT_1726_01

Bushell

Edward: BAR_1689_00

Butcher

James: BAR_1765_00

Butler

John, ?executor of Ann Norris, respondent: JAM_1742_01

Rebecca, respondent: BAR_1707_01

Rebecca (?same), spinster, respondent: BAR_1708_02

Rebecca (same), spinster, respondent: BAR_1709_01

Thomas: STC_1727_00

Byam

Edward, respondent: ANT_1714_02

Edward (?same), respondent/appellant: ANT_1725_03

Edward (1) (?same), executor of John Paynter sen., later deceased: ANT_1734_02

Edward (2), infant, respondent: ANT_1734_02

Edward (?another), judge of the Vice Admiralty: ANT_1781_00

Edward (?same), president of the Court of Errors [Antigua]: ANT_1782_00

George, executor of William, respondent: ANT_1734_02

William, executor of Samuel Philips, respondent: ANT_1726_04

William (?same), esquire, appellant: ANT_1728_00

William (another), deceased: ANT_1734_02

William (same as William in ANT_1726_04), executor of Samuel Philips, respondent: ANT_1734_03

William (?same), respondent: ANT_1752_03

William (?same), respondent: STC_1725_00

Byndloss

Henry Morgan, guardian of John Cussans and Thomas Cussans jun., respondent: JAM_1756_04

Matthew: JAM_1759_03

Thomas, guardian of John Cussans and Thomas Cussans jun., respondent: JAM_1756_04

C

Cabibell

Stephen, ?owner of the St. Christopher, appellant: STC_1719_00

Caddell

Rebecca (née Simmons), wife of Walter, daughter of Philip Simmons, respondent: BAR_1775_00

Walter, husband of Rebecca, respondent: BAR_1775_00

Callender

Alexander: JAM_1769_01

Elizabeth: see Grant, Elizabeth

Cameron, Camerone

Anne, respondent: STC_1737_00

Cammun

John Dee, master in Chancery: JAM_1759_10

Campbell

Captain ___, captain of the Mary: JAM_1769_01

Alexander, merchant, of London: JAM_1769_01

Alexander (?another), agent for Alexander Brymer: TOB_1782_00

Alexander Hume: see Hume-Campbell, Alexander

Angus, respondent: JAM_1773_04

Archibald, duke of Argyll, earl of Ilay, appellant: JAM_1760_02

(Note: See Alexander Murdoch, in ODNB, s.n. Campbell, Archibald, third duke of Argyll (1682–1761).)

Collin, appellant: JAM_1748_08

Donald, next friend of Mary Ballard Beckford Beckford, appellant: JAM_1772_02

Frederick, counsel: see the List of Signatories on Printed Cases, s.n. Campbell

(Note: This may be Lord Frederick Campbell (1729–1816), for whom see A. Murray, in ODNB, s.n. Lord Frederick is known principally as a politician, but he was called to the bar in 1754, and the date of the printed case fits.)

John, agent for Alexander Brymer: TOB_1782_00

John (?another), esquire, of Pensacole, respondent: WES_1773_00

Campsey

James, husband of Margaret, legatee of Patrick Montgomery, respondent: JAM_1758_02

Margaret, wife of James, legatee of Patrick Montgomery, respondent: JAM_1758_02

Cantwell

Rebecca (formerly Holmes), wife of Thomas, widow and administratrix of James: BAR_1740_00

Thomas, husband of Rebecca, administrator of James Holmes: BAR_1740_00

Cardell

Isaac, respondent: JAM_1740_00

Cardiffe

Thomas, deceased: JAM_1749_04

Carew

Oaker: BAR_1740_00

Cargill

John, executor of George Richards, respondent: JAM_1773_01

John (?same), respondent: JAM_1773_03

Milborough (formerly Hodgins), wife of Richard, appellant/respondent: JAM_1747_02

Milborough (formerly Hodgins, once called Cradock) (same): JAM_1769_05

(Note: There can be little doubt that this is the same person as the Milborough Cargill who appears in JAM_1747_02. Whether Cradock is the name of a previous husband or a mistake for Cargill is unclear.)

Richard, esquire, husband of Milborough, appellant/respondent: JAM_1747_02

Richard (?same): JAM_1769_05

Richard (?same), respondent: JAM_1773_03

Robert, executor of George Richards, respondent: JAM_1773_01

Thomas, executor of George Richards, respondent: JAM_1773_01

Thomas (?same), respondent: JAM_1773_03

Thomas (?same), appellant: JAM_1783_04

Carlisle

[Charles], earl of: see Howard, Charles

Francis, respondent/appellant: ANT_1725_03

Francis (?same), executor of Samuel Philips, respondent: ANT_1726_04

Francis (?same), executor of John Paynter sen., later deceased: ANT_1734_02

Francis (?same), executor of Samuel Philips, respondent: ANT_1734_03

Hon. Francis (?same), respondent, later deceased: ANT_1736_01

William: NOV_1769_00

Carney

James, master of the Charming Betsey: STC_1768_00

Carpenter

Nathaniel, merchant, of London, appellant: ANT_1726_02

Carrillo Saldana

Jacob, ?owner of the Dragon, appellant: JAM_1768_05

Carroll, Carrolls

Elizabeth: MON_1771_00

Carter

John, respondent: BAR_1713_02

John (?another), appellant: BAR_1765_00

John (?same): BAR_1774_00

Richard, practicing counsel, attorney for George Nicholas: BAR_1713_01

Timothy (once Carty), master of the Pretty Polly: ANT_1739_02

William, executor of Edward Baylie, respondent: BAR_1702_01

Carteret

Charles De, owner of the Two Friends: QUE_1765_00

[?John], lord: JAM_1723_00

(Note: See the next entry.)

John, lord (?same), [of Hownes, later earl of Granville], executor of Governor Worsley, respondent: BAR_1740_00

(Note: See John Cannon, in ODNB, s.n. Carteret, John, second earl Granville (1690–1763).)

Carver

Elizabeth (formerly Morton), wife of John, widow of Emanuel Morton, deceased: JAM_1718_02

John: JAM_1708_01

John (?same), husband of Elizabeth, respondent: JAM_1718_02

Cary

Mr. ___, attorney for Col. Codrington: NEV_1701_00

Cassally

Andrew, a French subject, of Bayonne, ?owner of the Ste. Luce, appellant: BAR_1718_02

Castro

Jacob de, executor of Moses Gutturez, deceased: JAM_1739_00

Jacob De (same), deceased: JAM_1752_01

Judith De, ?widow and ?executrix of Jacob, respondent: JAM_1752_01

(Note: The APC is ambiguous as to whether Judith De Castro, widow, is the widow and/or executrix of Jacob De Castro.)

Caswell

James, merchant, respondent: BAR_1730_00

Cater

Mr. ___, of Lincoln’s Inn, attorney for Margaret Sutton: BAR_1710_02

Mr. ___ (same), of Lincoln’s Inn, attorney for Middleton Chamberlain: BAR_1710_03

Cathcart

William, clerk in the Receiver General’s office: JAM_1780_01

Cavalier

John, executor of Walter Thomas and Daniel Dickons, assignee of Joseph Pointz and Mathias Philp, deceased: JAM_1748_03

Cazalet

Peter, of London, assignee of Peter Robert Luard, appellant: MON_1783_00

Ceely

Christopher, respondent: ANT_1762_00

Chamberlain

Butler: see Gilligan, Butler

Mrs. Butler (same), respondent: BAR_1711_02

David: BAR_1718_01

Dorothy (née Chester), wife of Middleton, daughter of William Chester, respondent: BAR_1707_03

Dorothy (same), widow and executrix of Middleton: BAR_1710_03

Edward, deceased: BAR_1709_01

Middleton, esquire, husband of Dorothy, respondent: BAR_1707_03

Middleton (same), esquire, husband of Dorothy, respondent, later deceased: BAR_1710_03

Oriana: see Crowe, Oriana

Tankerville, sister of Butler (now Butler Gilligan) and Willoughby, deceased: BAR_1718_01

Sir Willoughby, deceased: BAR_1709_01

Sir Willoughby (same), brother of Butler (now Butler Gilligan) and Tankerville, deceased: BAR_1718_01

Chambers

John, appellant: see Introduction

Chandler

George, deceased: JAM_1782_03

Chandos

Anna Eliza, duchess of: see Brydges, Anna Eliza

James, duke of: see Brydges, James

Chanley

Edward, commissioner for Mr. Lowther: BAR_1720_00

Chantenille

Louis François de, of Grenada, appellant: GRE_1770_02

Chaplain, Chaplin

Charles, collector of Jamaica, respondent: see Introduction

Charles (?another), respondent: JAM_1732_00

Edward, executor of John Truxton, respondent: JAM_1777_07

John jun., of Port Royal, respondent: JAM_1721_00

Robert, merchant, of London, appellant: see Introduction

Robert (?same), merchant, of London, administrator of John Peers, appellant: BAR_1699_02

Chapman

Peter, respondent: BAR_1753_02

William, of Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire, deceased: BAR_1753_02

Charnock

Benjamin, respondent: BAR_1726_03

Benjamin (same), appellant/respondent: BAR_1737_02

Benjamin (same), respondent: BAR_1742_01

Benjamin (same), esquire, appellant: BAR_1742_03

Benjamin (same), appellant: BAR_1764_00

John, counsel: see the List of Signatories on Printed Cases, s.n. Charnock

John (?same), practitioner in physic, of Guanaboe in the parish of St. John’s, Jamaica, ?attorney for Dorothy Lloyd, appellant: JAM_1727_02

Chester

Ann (Anne) (formerly Paynter), wife of Edward sen., widow and executrix of John Paynter sen., guardian (?mother) of Catharine Paynter, Elizabeth Paynter, and Mary Paynter, appellant: ANT_1725_03

Anne (same), executrix of John Paynter sen., later deceased: ANT_1734_02

Dorothy: see Chamberlain, Dorothy

Edward, of Antigua, appellant: see Introduction

Edward (?same), respondent: ANT_1715_00

Edward sen. (?same), appellant: ANT_1718_02

Edward (?same), respondent: ANT_1723_02

Edward sen. (?same), husband of Ann, guardian of Catharine Paynter, Elizabeth Paynter, and Mary Paynter, appellant, later deceased: ANT_1725_03

Edward jun. (another): ANT_1718_02

Edward (?same), executor of Richard Cochrane: ANT_1731_00

Elizabeth: see Nanfan, Elizabeth

Lucy: see Park, Lucy Chester

William, executor of John Woodward: BAR_1688_01

William sen. (same), father of William jun., executor of John Woodward, deceased: BAR_1703_00

William jun., son and heir and executor of William sen., deceased: BAR_1703_00

William jun. (same), deceased: BAR_1707_03

Chilton

Edward, former attorney general of Barbados, appellant: BAR_1705_04

Chollet

David, appellant: NEV_1761_00

Christian

Robert, esquire, appellant: ANT_1752_01

Christie

Gabriel, deputy quartermaster general in North America, appellant: QUE_1767_02

Church-house, Churchouse

Simon, appellant: see Introduction

Chute

Francis, counsel: see the List of Signatories on Printed Cases, s.n. Chute

(Note: F. D. A. Burns, in ODNB, s.n. Chute, Francis (1697–1745).)

Clark, Clarke

Dame Ann, executrix of Simon, respondent: JAM_1779_02

Charles, counsel: see the List of Signatories on Printed Cases, s.n. Clarke

(Note: J. A. Hamilton, rev. R. Brown, in ODNB, s.n. Clarke, Charles (c. 1702–1750).)

Daniel, deputy collector of customs at Mobile, appellant: WES_1766_00

Edward, husband of Mary, father of ?Fernley, John, and James, deceased: JAM_1742_02

Edward (another): JAM_1777_01

Elisha, mortgagor of Robert Briscoe sen.: JAM_1707_00

Fernley (Ferneley), infant, eldest son of Mary, ?mortgagee of Calvin Galpine, respondent/appellant: JAM_1742_02

Gedney, esquire, collector of customs and the 4½ per cent duty at Bridgetown, Barbados, appellant: BAR_1752_01

Gedney (same), esquire, of St. Michael parish (Barbados), appellant: BAR_1752_03

Gedney (same), collector of the 4½ per cent duty at Bridgetown, appellant: BAR_1759_00

Gedney (same), collector of customs at Bridgetown, Barbados, respondent: BAR_1762_00

George, heir of Elisha: JAM_1707_00

James, son of Edward: JAM_1742_02

John, of Barbados, appellant: see Introduction

John (?another), esquire, lessor of William Hutchins, respondent: JAM_1708_02

John (?same), son of Thomas sen., respondent: JAM_1716_01

John (another), son of Edward: JAM_1742_02

John (?same), ?husband of Susannah: JAM_1748_06

John (?same), mortgagor of Samuel Walter: JAM_1751_01

Mary, widow and executrix of Edward, ?mortgagee of Calvin Galpine, respondent/appellant: JAM_1742_02

Maynard: JAM_1748_06

Sir Simon, respondent: JAM_1768_04

(Note: According to Wikipedia, relying on the Complete Baronetage 1900, Sir Simon Peter Clarke, 5th Baronet of Shalford Shirland, was convicted of highway robbery, but escaped the death penalty and was deported to Jamaica, where he died in 1736. This is probably his successor, Sir Simon Clarke, the 6th baronet, who died in 1770.)

Sir Simon (same), baronet, executor of Patrick Taylor: JAM_1769_01

Sir Simon (same): JAM_1769_05

Sir Simon (same), executor of Patrick Taylor: JAM_1770_04

Sir Simon (?another), baronet, appellant: JAM_1774_01

(Note: This is probably Sir Simon Clarke, 7th Baronet of Shalford Shirland, who died in 1777. (Source as in JAM_1768_04.))

Sir Simon (same), deceased: JAM_1779_02

Susannah, ?wife of John: JAM_1748_06

Thomas, witness: ANT_1725_02

Thomas sen. (another), father of John, deceased: JAM_1716_01

Thomas jun., deceased: JAM_1716_01

Wylde, merchant, of London, appellant: BAR_1695_01

Claypole

James: JAM_1777_03

Cleaver

Samuel: JAM_1750_02

Cleland

Col. William: BAR_1705_01

William (?same), respondent: BAR_1712_01

(Note: According to Wikipedia, s.n. Clarke Baronets), relying on the Complete Baronetage 1900, Sir Simon Peter Clarke, 5th baronet of Shalford Shirland, was convicted of highway robbery, but escaped the death penalty and was deported to Jamaica, where he died in 1736. This is probably his successor, Sir Simon Clarke, the 6th baronet, who died in 1770.)

Clifton

William, chief justice, issued writ of prohibition: WES_1773_00

Clinton

George, executor of Sarah Tiplar, respondent: JAM_1774_05

Clitherow

James, of Boston House, Middlesex, appellant: JAM_1779_02

Clopper

Peter: NOV_1769_00

Clozier

Charles Philip, of Grenada, appellant: GRE_1770_02

Clozier Decosteaux

François, of Grenada, appellant: GRE_1770_02

Clozier Passé Lamelirie

Mary Charlotte, of Grenada, wife of Claude Passé Lamelirie, appellant: GRE_1770_02

(Note: For our skepticism about the second element in Claude Passé’s surname, see the entry for him.)

Coates

Captain Charles, commander of the Exchange, respondent: BAR_1695_01

Cobb

Joshua, attorney for Henry Applethwaite: BAR_1704_01

Cochrane, Cockran, Cockrane

Colonel Archibald, husband of Elizabeth (now Elizabeth Powell): ANT_1699_02

Archibald (same), respondent: ANT_1720_00

Archibald (same), executor of Samuel Parry: ANT_1726_02

Archibald (same), executor of Samuel Philips, respondent: ANT_1726_04

Archibald (same), executor of Richard Cochrane: ANT_1731_00

Archibald (same), executor of Samuel Philips, respondent: ANT_1734_03

Elizabeth: see Powell, Elizabeth

John: ANT_1699_02

John (?another), respondent: JAM_1740_00

Peter, master of the Linnet: STC_1780_00

Richard, deceased: ANT_1731_00

Robert, son of William: ANT_1699_02

William, father and guardian of Robert, appellant: ANT_1699_02

Cockburn

Sarah, wife of Thomas, representative of John Drinkwater, respondent: JAM_1770_05

Dr. Thomas, husband of Sarah, representative of John Drinkwater, respondent: JAM_1770_05

William, former secretary of Jamaica, appellant: JAM_1718_01

Cocker

___: BAR_1726_03

Cockran, Cockrane

see Cochrane

Codrington

Mr. ___, executor of Henry Drax sen.: BAR_1709_05

(Note: This may be Christopher Codrington, the former Governor, who did not die until 1710, but we would expect that he would be called by his military title.)

Colonel [Christopher] (?same), governor of the Leeward Islands, judge in a lower case: ANT_1701_02

(Note: For Codrington, see ODNB, s.n. Codrington, Christopher (1668–1710).)

Colonel [Christopher] (same), ?judge in a lower case: NEV_1701_00

Governor [Christopher] (same), governor of the Leeward Islands, principal judge and commissary of the High Court of Admiralty of the Leeward Islands: NEV_1702_00

Colonel Christopher (same), governor, respondent: see Introduction

Christopher (?same), deceased: ANT_1714_01

(Note: Unclear whether this is Christopher Codrington, 1668–1710, who died in April in the year that the Chancery Decree was made, or his father of the same name who died in 1698. Considering how long it took to settle estates in this period, it is probably more likely that it is the father. What his relationship was with the William, the plaintiff here, is unclear. He was not his son.)

Christopher sen. (?same), deceased: STC_1732_00

William, appellant: ANT_1714_01

Sir William (?another), appellant: ANT_1726_04

Sir William (same), respondent: ANT_1727_02

Sir William (same), formerly of Antigua, now of Doddington in the County of Gloucester, appellant: ANT_1734_03

Sir William (same), of Dodington, Gloucestershire, appellant/respondent: STC_1732_00

Colbeck

Colonel John, of Jamaica, deceased: see Introduction

Robert, heir of Col. John, appellant: see Introduction

Cole

Charles Knights, husband of Mary, assignor of Zachary Bayly, deceased: JAM_1759_05

Julia, daughter, administratrix, and residuary legatee of Jacob Allin, respondent: JAM_1761_06

Lawford, formerly of Antigua, appellant: ANT_1724_00

Lawford (same): ANT_1727_01

Mary (née Hobby), widow of Charles Knights, daughter of Mary Hobby, sister of William Hobby: JAM_1759_05

Thomas, respondent: NEV_1674_00

Colebrook

John, merchant, of Providence Island, appellant: BAH_1731_00

Coleman

James: ANT_1739_02

William, merchant, of London, respondent: STC_1757_00

William (same), merchant, of London, appellant/respondent: STC_1767_00

Collet, Collett

Samuel, assignee of John Lewis, appellant: JAM_1735_00

Samuel (?same), deceased: JAM_1764_01

Thomas: JAM_1777_01

Colleton

Elizabeth (formerly Drax), wife of John, widow and administratrix of Henry Drax sen., mother of Henry Drax jun., appellant: BAR_1709_05

John, husband of Elizabeth, appellant: BAR_1709_05

Collett

see Collet

Columbier

Anthony, merchant, of London, appellant: ANT_1765_01

Comberbatch

Abraham: BAR_1774_00

Compear

Leonard, receiver general of Jamaica, appellant, deceased: see Introduction

Comyn

Phillips, appellant: WES_1773_00

Stephen, counsel: see the List of Signatories on Printed Cases, s.n. Comyn

(Note: A Mr Comyns, whom Baker tentatively identifies as Stephen Comyn of Inner Temple, received a serjeant’s ring as a member of the Chancery bar in 1771. Baker, Serjeants, 428. There were apparently two of that name. Ours is more likely to be the one described as ‘senior’ in 1771.)

Concanen, Concannen

Mathew, attorney general of Jamaica, respondent: JAM_1741_02

Mathew (same), advocate general, respondent: JAM_1742_06

Mathew (same), husband of Shirley, appellant: JAM_1744_01

Shirley, wife of Mathew, appellant: JAM_1744_01

Congreve

William, secretary of Jamaica: JAM_1718_01

Conte, le

Charles, commander of the Mentor, respondent/appellant: JAM_1761_02

Cook, Cooke

Bernard, mariner, of London, husband of Sarah, appellant: BAR_1715_02

Bernard (same), appellant: BAR_1720_00

Pierce: JAM_1769_05

Sarah, wife of Bernard, appellant: BAR_1715_02

Thomas, appellant: NEV_1686_00

Capt. William, executor of Robert Briscoe sen.: JAM_1707_00

Copley

John: JAM_1708_01

Copp

William, appellant: BAR_1708_01

Cordix

Joseph, master of the Industry: MON_1748_00

Corker

Thomas: JAM_1742_02

Corlet

Robert, formerly attorney for William Heysham: BAR_1715_03

Cornell

Gideon, merchant, of Rhode Island, owner of the Jupiter: JAM_1753_01

Cort

John, master of the Nelly: NEV_1759_00

Cossley

John, son of Judith Burrows, mortgagor of John Spooner, respondent: JAM_1752_03

Sarah: JAM_1752_03

Cotton

Sir Lynch Salusbury: JAM_1764_03

Coursey

Thomas, master and owner of the Peggy, appellant: ANT_1768_00

Cowes, Cowse

Elizabeth (née Sharpe), wife of James, daughter of William Sharpe sen., appellant: BAR_1701_01

James, husband of Elizabeth, appellant: BAR_1701_01

James (?same), practicing counsel, attorney for George Nicholas: BAR_1713_01

Cowie

Robert, master of the Africa: JAM_1767_01

Cowse

see Cowes

Cox

Samuel, appellant: see Introduction

Thomas jun., ?deceased: JAM_1713_00

Cradock

Milborough: see Cargill, Milborough

Craford

Stephen Charles, executor of John Truxton, respondent: JAM_1777_07

see also Crawford

Cranstoun

[James], lord, of Cranstoun [co. Roxburgh], husband of Lady Cranstoun, father of William and Brown, respondent: STC_1756_00

(Note: For James Cranstoun, 6th Lord Cranstoun (d. 1773) and Sophia, lady Cranstoun (d. 1779), see J. M. Rigg, rev. Clive Wilkinson, in ODNB, s.n. Cranstoun, James, eighth Lord Cranstoun (bap. 1755, d. 1796); Complete Peerage, ed. 2, 1913, 3:496.)

[Sophia, née Brown], lady, wife of Lord Cranstoun, mother of William and Brown, respondent: STC_1756_00

Brown, esquire, son of Lord and Lady Cranstoun, respondent: STC_1756_00

William, esquire, son of Lord and Lady Cranstoun, respondent: STC_1756_00

Crawford

Alexander, husband of Jane, respondent: JAM_1743_01

Jane (née Mathew), wife of Alexander, respondent: JAM_1743_01

see also Craford

Craymer

Matthew, master of the Brothers, appellant: NEV_1779_00

Creagh

David, of Barbados, appellant: see Introduction

Crean

Elizabeth: see Biggs, Elizabeth

James, gentleman, formerly of St. Catherine parish, Jamaica, now of Great Britain, brother of Paul, appellant: JAM_1751_06

Paul, husband of Elizabeth (now Elizabeth Biggs), brother of James, deceased: JAM_1751_06

Cressey

Margaret, widow, appellant: NEV_1724_00

Crisp

Joseph jun.: ANT_1724_00

Crockatt

Daniel: JAM_1769_01

James, later deceased: JAM_1769_01

Croft

Mary, widow, of Bampton, Oxford County, appellant: BAR_1705_05

Croose

Thomas, gentleman, respondent: JAM_1747_03

Thomas (?another), executor of Gersham Ely and acting executor of Walter Thomas, appellant, later deceased: JAM_1748_03

Thomas (?another), deceased: JAM_1755_04

Crosby

Joshua, merchant, respondent: JAM_1733_02

Joshua (?same), mortgagor of William Shettlewood: JAM_1743_01

Joshua (?same), esquire, respondent: JAM_1745_01

Joshua (?same): JAM_1753_03

Cross

Amy, residuary devisee and administratrix of Charles, appellant: JAM_1758_04

Charles, of Kingston, residuary devisor of Amy, deceased: JAM_1758_04

John, presumed deceased: JAM_1761_08

Richard, brother of William and Thomas, appellant: JAM_1760_01

Thomas, brother of William and Richard: JAM_1760_01

William, of Kingston, brother of Richard and Thomas, cousin of John, Eleanor, and Elizabeth Jones, deceased: JAM_1760_01

Crow, Crowe

Ann, widow and administratrix of John Crow: JAM_1777_06

James, merchant, appellant: BAR_1729_02

John, deceased: JAM_1777_06

Mitford, merchant, formerly of London, appellant: BAR_1707_01

(Note: See J. D. Davis, in ODNB, s.n. Crowe, Mitford (bap. 1669, d. 1719).)

Mitford (same), esquire, husband of Oriana, respondent/appellant: BAR_1709_01

Governor [Mitford] (same): BAR_1709_02

Mitford (same), husband of Oriana, appellant: BAR_1711_02

Dame Oriana ([Uriana]) (formerly Chamberlain), wife of Mitford, widow and executrix of Willoughby Chamberlain, respondent/appellant, later deceased: BAR_1709_01

(Note: For Uriana, lady Chamberlain, widow of Sir Willoughby Chamberlain, see J. D. Davis, in ODNB, s.n. Crowe, Mitford (bap. 1669, d. 1719).)

Oriana (same), wife of Mitford, appellant: BAR_1711_02

Crowder

Thomas, merchant, respondent: JAM_1752_01

Thomas (?same), respondent: JAM_1758_01

Thomas (?same), mortgagee of Daniel Monro, appellant: JAM_1772_01

Crowe

see Crow

Cruger

Henry sen., of Bristol, appellant: STC_1777_02

Crump

Elizabeth (formerly Burke), wife of George, widow and administratrix of John Burke sen., appellant: ANT_1734_02

George, husband of Elizabeth, appellant: ANT_1734_02

Isaac: BAR_1734_00

Nathaniel, executor of John Martin sen., respondent: ANT_1718_03

Nathaniel (same), executor and residuary legatee of John Martin sen., appellant/respondent: ANT_1723_01

Nathaniel (same), executor of Jeffrey Lyons, respondent/appellant: ANT_1726_03

Nathaniel (same), executor of Samuel Philips, judge: ANT_1726_04

Nathaniel (same), executor of Samuel Philips, respondent: ANT_1734_03

Hon. Nathaniel (same), esquire, executor of Joseph Redhead, appellant: ANT_1734_04

Crymble

Mr. ___, receiver general: JAM_1755_02

Catherine, mother of Murray and Roger, appellant: JAM_1750_01

Murray, son of Catherine, brother of Roger, deceased: JAM_1750_01

Roger, son of Catherine, brother of Murray, appellant: JAM_1750_01

Cubbenah

Harry Jack Carraway, slave: BAR_1737_03

Cuniffe, Cunniffe

Henry: JAM_1770_07

Henry (same): JAM_1779_03

Cunningham, Cunnyngham

Captain Alexander, lessee of John Peers, respondent: BAR_1699_02

David, husband of Mary, appellant: JAM_1769_02

Mary, wife of David, appellant: JAM_1769_02

Robert, esquire, respondent: see Introduction

Robert (?another), member of the Assembly of St. Christopher, appellant: see Introduction

Robert (?another), master of the Turtle: BAR_1699_01

Curtin

Mary: JAM_1769_01

Richard: JAM_1769_01

Curtis

John, merchant, of Bristol, executor of Samuel Dicker, respondent: JAM_1760_01

Cusans, Cussans

Euphine (formerly Macqueen), wife of John, executrix of Patrick Taylor, appellant: JAM_1770_04

Jane: see Richards, Jane

John, infant, son of Thomas sen., respondent: JAM_1756_04

John (?same), husband of Euphine: JAM_1770_04

Mary, wife of Thomas: JAM_1747_02

Thomas, husband of Mary: JAM_1747_02

Thomas sen. (?same), father of Thomas jun. and John, deceased: JAM_1756_04

Thomas jun., infant, son of Thomas sen., respondent: JAM_1756_04

Thomas (?same), administrator of Dolorosa Favel Hodgins, appellant: JAM_1769_05

Thomas (?same), of St. Thomas in the East, Surrey county, Jamaica, eldest brother of Jane (now Jane Richards), appellant: JAM_1773_03

Cust

Savile, esquire, clerk of the Crown of the Leeward Islands, appellant: STC_1753_02

Cuthbert

Lewis: JAM_1777_04

D

Dalbiac

Charles, of London, assignee of Peter Robert Luard, appellant: MON_1783_00

Dallas

Dr. Robert, executor of Elizabeth Garvey and Thomas Alexander, respondent: JAM_1749_05

Dalling

Governor [John]: JAM_1780_02

(Note: See Jonathan Spain, in ODNB, s.n. Dalling, Sir John, first baronet (c.1731–1798).)

Dalrymple

General ___, acting collector and naval officer of Dominica: ANT_1765_01

Daly

John: MON_1769_00

Damniani

Mr. ___, of Leghorn: NEV_1759_00

Daniel

Richard: ANT_1718_03

Danvers

Anthony, respondent: JAM_1740_00

John, later deceased: JAM_1740_00

Darcy

Rebecca, respondent: ANT_1762_00

Darrell

George, respondent: BER_1699_02

Mr. John, deceased: BER_1699_02

More, infant, appellant: BER_1699_02

Dartmouth

[William], earl of: see Legge, William

[William], lord (same): see Legge, William

Daverse

Thomas, esquire, respondent: BAR_1729_01

Davidson

Duncan, merchant, respondent: JAM_1782_03

Robert: JAM_1777_04

Davies

Alice, wife of William, respondent: BAR_1712_02

William, husband of Alice, respondent: BAR_1712_02

William (?same), esquire, proctor for David Chollet: NEV_1761_00

Davis

Mark, merchant, of Bristol, executor of Samuel Dicker, respondent: JAM_1760_01

Mark (?same): JAM_1769_01

Robert, master of the Duke of Queensberry, appellant/respondent: ANT_1757_00

Davison

Thomas: JAM_1781_02

Dawes

[Philip], captain of H.M.S. Falcon, appellant: see Introduction

Charles jun., executor of George Paplay, appellant: JAM_1771_02

Dawkins

Henry: JAM_1751_05

Henry (?same): JAM_1769_07

De Witt, DeWitt

Ann (Anne), wife of Philip, appellant: NEV_1730_00

Anne (another), respondent, deceased: STC_1727_00

John, respondent: ANT_1719_00

Mary (Mercy), infant, respondent: ANT_1719_00

Philip, husband of Ann, appellant: NEV_1730_00

Thomas, respondent: ANT_1719_00

Dean

Christopher, respondent: STC_1737_00

John, merchant, of London, owner of the Three Sisters, appellant: see Introduction

John (?another), respondent: MON_1745_00

John (?same), lessee of John Spooner: STC_1721_00

Decosteaux

see Clozier Decosteaux

Deering

Cholmondeley: JAM_1769_05

Jane: see Alpress, Jane

Dehany

David, husband of Mary (1), respondent: JAM_1748_04

David (?same), deceased: JAM_1769_01

Mary (1), wife of David, mother of Mary (2), respondent: JAM_1748_04

Mary (2), daughter of Mary (1): JAM_1748_04

Philip, executor of David: JAM_1769_01

Delap

Francis, son of Samuel and Sarah, brother of William (1), appellant: JAM_1759_04

Rev. Samuel, of Letterkenny in Ireland, husband of Sarah, mother of William (1) and Francis: JAM_1759_04

Sarah, of Letterkenny in Ireland, wife of Samuel, mother of William (1) and Francis: JAM_1759_04

William (1), son of Samuel and Sarah, brother of Francis, deceased: JAM_1759_04

William (2), of Ireland, executor of William (1): JAM_1759_04

Delmestre, Demetre

___: JAM_1759_04

Peter (?same), deceased: JAM_1767_03

Denbow

Byam, infant, son of William, respondent: ANT_1752_03

William (once mistakenly Denlow), respondent: ANT_1734_01

William (?same), father and guardian of Byam, respondent: ANT_1752_03

Denn, Denne

Andrew, owner of the Nelly, appellant: NEV_1759_00

John: NEV_1740_01

John (?same), owner of the Nelly, appellant: NEV_1759_00

John (?same), lessee of Augustus Boyd, appellant: STC_1737_00

John (?same), respondent: STC_1738_00

Richard, owner of the Nelly, appellant: NEV_1759_00

Dennis

Edmund: JAM_1751_02

Mary: JAM_1751_02

Denny

Edward, husband of Martha, appellant: BAR_1712_01

Martha, wife of Edward, appellant: BAR_1712_01

Dias Fernandes

Benjamin, merchant, executor of Aaron Baruch Lousada, appellant: JAM_1767_04

Benjamin (same), executor of Patrick Taylor: JAM_1769_01

Dicker

Samuel, executor of Henry Loyd: JAM_1740_00

Samuel (?same), acting executor of William Cross, later deceased: JAM_1760_01

Dickie

William, master of the Hope: GRE_1765_00

Dickinson

Caleb sen., esquire, son of Francis, father of Ezekiel and Caleb jun.: JAM_1753_03

Caleb jun., son of Caleb sen., grandson of Francis, appellant: JAM_1753_03

Caleb (?another), respondent: JAM_1762_03

Ezekiel, son of Caleb sen., grandson of Francis, appellant: JAM_1753_03

Ezekiel (?same), respondent: JAM_1762_03

Francis, esquire, deceased: JAM_1753_03

Dickons

Daniel, cooper, father of John and Mary (now Mary Sutherland), deceased: JAM_1748_03

John, gentleman, formerly of Jamaica, now of London, son of Daniel, respondent: JAM_1748_03

Mary: see Sutherland, Mary

Dickson

Mary, infant, respondent: JAM_1781_01

Disney

Daniel, town major of Montreal, respondent: QUE_1768_00

Dobby

Conyers, deceased: JAM_1759_07

Dobree

Thomas, owner of the Two Friends: QUE_1765_00

Doe

John, lessee of Charles Dunbar: ANT_1739_03

John (?another), of the parish of St. John’s, Jamaica, lessee in ejectment of Barrow Harris, appellant: JAM_1727_01

John (?another), appellant: JAM_1738_00

John (?another), respondent: JAM_1750_02

John (?another), respondent: JAM_1753_03

John (?another), respondent: JAM_1762_03

John (?another), lessee of William Perrin and Thomas Vaughan, appellant: JAM_1764_05

Donaldson

William, collector of customs in Jamaica, respondent: JAM_1764_04