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Malcom Laing to William Philp Perrin: all suits in Chancery are at a standstill following...

D239 M/E 16753-16754 | FitzHerbert of Tissington.WEST INDIAN PAPERS.Plantations of William Perrin and William Philp Perrin.Correspondence of the Jamaican attornies. | Malcom Laing to William Philp Perrin: all suits in Chancery are at a standstill following the illness and death of the governor, Sir William Trelawney; will buy negroes as and when possible; "the new negroes that have been imported lately are what we call Windward Negros.. the worst kind.. imported here for labour except the Angolas.. to buy such negros for sugar works is throwing away money"; will try to buy Gold Coast men and I…

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Source	UK National Archives
Collection	International records
Kind	Document
Publisher	Derbyshire Record Office
Date	1773
Type	catalogue level 9
Details	search Ibo
Found at	https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/d0f39b9c-2f96-43d8-93b2-86691c309119
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Record ID	`uk-tna-discovery:d0f39b9c-2f96-43d8-93b2-86691c309119`

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Malcom Laing to William Philp Perrin: all suits in Chancery are at a standstill following.... UK National Archives, 1773. Vero Archive, record uk-tna-discovery:d0f39b9c-2f96-43d8-93b2-86691c309119.