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15 Aug 2023: between claimants, attorneys, and trustees make no reference to enslaved people as individuals. ... Some testators specify a number of enslaved people, but give no further information.

15 Aug 2023: 12. Different colonies where people were enslaved, to the benefit of members of the College. ... Each alumnus has their own unique connection to the ownership of enslaved people or the slave trade.

15 Aug 2023: She was one of the daughters of Montague James, who has owned various estates and enslaved people in Jamaica. ... She was the son of Nathaniel Weekes, who owned land and enslaved people people in Barbados.

15 Aug 2023: Some of the descendants of Thomas Smith owned Jamaican plantations and some benefited financially from compensation for the ownership of enslaved people in 1836. ... They were awarded a total of £4908 8s 5d for their ownership of 268 enslaved people.

15 Aug 2023: 1720). In 1821, William Byam (the Younger), was recorded as the owner of 258 enslaved people on the estate. ... George (the Younger) owned 132 enslaved people and 366 acres of land on Antigua.

15 Aug 2023: In many cases, the alumnus, their parents, or their grand-parents owned enslaved people. ... In many cases, this was the colony in which they or their family primarily owned enslaved people.

15 Aug 2023: He sold 177 enslaved people on the estates at the same time, receiving c. ... £20,000 from Samuel Redhead for the 420 acres and the enslaved people in 1764.

15 Aug 2023: he owned, implying that Richard inherited even more enslaved people when his father died. ... plantations in Middlesex County, Virginia, as well as the enslaved people working on them.

15 Aug 2023: The various 'miseries' inflicted upon many enslaved people arose 'from the injustice and cruelty of their owners'. ... By Thompson's reckoning, 'abuse of power' is the real culprit for the suffering of enslaved people, rather than enslavement itself.

15 Aug 2023: In some cases, a financial beneficiary might not even have been alive when a member of their family owned enslaved people. ... It was not our role to judge these people: at all points, we have attempted not to do so.