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<FONT face="Bernhard Modern"><H1><CENTER>Jamaican Factory Owners, 1694</CENTER></H1>

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In 1694, the French invaded Jamaica causing extensive damage to the island. In the Windward Parishes alone, 50 sugar works, 5 rum works, 21 cotton works, 54 indigo works and 11 provision plantations were destroyed with 1,962 slaves carried off.  
On 23 May 1699, Richard Lloyd sent his account to the Council of Trade and Plantations in which he names the following factory owners:

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Col. Edward Stanton<BR>
John Harbin<BR>
William Hutchinson<BR>
James Wall<BR>
George Bennet<BR>
Jaspar Butcher<BR>
Mrs. Dorothy Turpin<BR>
Charles Roberts<BR>
Capt. Edward Story<BR>
James Littleton<BR>
Capt. Henry Hilliard<BR>
Capt. Robert Bowman<BR>
James Stewart<BR>
Capt. Nicholas Wilks<BR>
Capt. John Kendar<BR>
Richard Howard<BR>
Capt. Edwards<BR>
Robert Flaxney<BR>
Nicolas Lissons<BR>
Jno. Bassett<BR>
Mrs. Paine<BR>
Major John White<BR>
Madam Wignall<BR>
Capt. Richard Risby<BR>
Adam Stewart<BR>
William Philips<BR>
Anthony Stoddard<BR>
Capt. Joseph Dowling<BR>
Major Smith Kelly<BR>
Capt. Robert Philips<BR>
Major Charles Penhallow<BR>
Capt. Anthony Swymer<BR>
Capt. Christopher Cooper<BR>
Lt.-Col. Modyford Freeman<BR>
Thomas Groues<BR>
Nathaniel Phelps<BR>
Mrs. Vangilder<BR>
Thomas Dunning<BR>
William Coward<BR>
Dr. John Kenn<BR>
Capt. Thomas Hudson<BR>
Capt. Jno. Cosley<BR>
Hackes Garbrand<BR>
William Harris<BR>
Col. Lyne<BR>
Major Nicholas Richardson<BR>
Jno. Stretch<BR>
Francis Fouracres<BR>
John Hamond<BR>
John Austin<BR>
Edward Turner<BR>
John Jennings<BR>
John Clark<BR>
John Campion<BR>
William Robinson<BR>
Thomas Harry<BR>
William Bennett<BR>
Charles Bernard<BR>
Mrs. Mary Macklane<BR>
William Johnson<BR>
Madam Bereman<BR>
Mr. Whitaker<BR>
Mrs. Ann Whitaker<BR>
William Magary<BR>
Major James Lobley<BR>
Capt. George Lenham<BR>
Mrs. Cole<BR>
John Courtney<BR>
Mrs. Smith<BR>
Mrs. Staton<BR>
Madam Harvey<BR>
Capt. Robert Phillips<BR>
Mrs. Mewtis<BR>
Capt. Tisdall<BR>
Mrs. Vuglar<BR>
William Almond<BR>
Joseph Gardner<BR>
Lt. Compere<BR>
Capt. Jennings<BR>
Lt. Jolley<BR>
William Fouracres<BR>
Leonard Eaton<BR>
Mrs. Bowley<BR>
Samuel Allen<BR>
George White<BR>
Andrew Dewany<BR>
Major Thomas Richardson<BR>
Timothy Conway<BR>
Thomas Orchard<BR>
Mrs. Rumbald<BR>
Charles Thomas<BR>
Jno. Jackson<BR>
William Hyley<BR>
Dr. John Smith

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Headlam, Cecil, ed., Calender of State Papers, Colonial Series 
(Volume 17), America and West Indies, 1699. Also Addenda, 1621-1698, Preserved in 
the Public Record Office (Vaduz: Kraus Reprint Ltd., 1964) First Published 
London: HMSO, 1908. p. 244.</FONT>
<P><CENTER><B>More information about Jamaica proprietors can be found in the book:<BR>
<A HREF="http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0192832611/ref=nosim/genealogyquest">Journal of a West India Proprietor: Kept During a Residence in the Island of Jamaica</A>
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