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Affermation and oath by Benjamin Lydden, master of the ship 'Postboy', and a professed Quaker and John Brown, mate of the said ship, that and the name Elias Lockier subscribed to a will dated April 18 1737 is in the hand of the said E. Lockier who died on the 'Postboy' on 11 October 1737 on its voyage from Old Calabar, Guinea, to the West Indies

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Source	UK National Archives
Collection	International records
Kind	Document
Publisher	Bristol Archives
Date	1738 April
Type	catalogue level 9
Details	search Calabar
Found at	https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/22d32414-0e66-4d5a-87a5-81c5dfae2e19
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Record ID	`uk-tna-discovery:22d32414-0e66-4d5a-87a5-81c5dfae2e19`

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Affermation and oath by Benjamin Lydden, master of the ship 'Postboy', and a professed Quaker and John Brown, mate of the said ship, that and the name Elias Lockier subscribed to a will dated April 18 1737 is in the hand of the said E. Lockier who died on the 'Postboy' on 11 October 1737 on its voyage from Old Calabar, Guinea, to the West Indies. UK National Archives, 1738. Vero Archive, record uk-tna-discovery:22d32414-0e66-4d5a-87a5-81c5dfae2e19.