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The Price of Emancipation: Slave-Ownership, Compensation and British Society at the End of Slavery Nicholas Draper Index More Information Cambridge University Press 978-0-521-11525-4 - The Price of Emancipation: Slave-Ownership, Compensation and British Society at the End of Slavery Nicholas Draper Index More information Index Abdy, Sir William, 116 Atkinson, George, 175 Abolition Act, 21, 67, 76, 100, 104, 106, Atkinson, Richard, 130, 186 108, 110, 114, 126–7, 141, 160, 165, Attwood, Matthias, 91 225–6, 249, 271 Austen, Jane, 51 absenteeism, 7, 38–40, 44, 151, 153, 234 Austin family, 61 Adam, Jane, 223 John Austin, 61 Adam, John, 223 Mehatebel Austin, 61 Adam, Matthew, 227 Rev. Wiltshire Stanton Austin, 59–61 Adams family, 224 William Austin, 61 Affleck, Sir Gilbert, 198 Australia, 215, 242 Africa Society, 57 Alexander, Harry, 208 Backhouse family, 251 Alexander, Jane, 208 Bahamas, the, 6, 77, 138, 147 Alexander, R., 91 Baillie, Ames & Baillie, 186 Alexander Houston & Co., 258 Baillie family, 179, 256–7 Allen, Rev. Robert, 126 Dr Baillie, 202 Amah, George, 28 George Baillie, 155, 252 Amos, John, 263 James Evan Baillie, 21, 47, 65, 159 Amyot, Thomas, 115 Baker, Samuel, 61–2 Anderson, George Washington, 224 Balfour, William, 223 Anderson, John, 241 Ballard, Penelope, 185 Angas, George Fife, 242 Balton, W. G., 198 Angerstein, John Julius, 274–5, 277 Bank of England, 35, 82, 107–8, 111–12, Annesely, George Arthur, Viscount 124, 224, 249, 262, 265–6 Valentia, 206 Bank of Liverpool, 266 Antigua, 31, 61, 63, 117, 121, 130–1, Bank of Scotland, 260 142, 147, 156, 177, 187, 189, 191, Baptist Missionary Society, 57, 192 194–5, 205–6, 210, 225–6, 228, Barbados, 10–19, 29, 40–1, 51, 60, 85, 236, 239, 247, 252, 254, 256, 260–1, 104, 108, 131, 134, 138, 140, 146, 275 151, 153, 155–6, 163–4, 169, 182, Anti-slavery Society, 23, 27–8, 30, 41, 51, 187, 192, 195, 212–13, 215, 234, 252, 57, 63–5, 71, 83, 94, 96, 179 256–7, 268 Antrobus, Sir Edmund, 243 Barbour, John, 223 Apprenticeship, 15, 17, 21, 67, 73, 100, Barclay, Alexander, 43 105, 159, 205, 265 Barclay, Bevan & Tritton, 243, 245 Arbuthnot Latham, 247 Barclay, R., 243 Archibald, Eliza, see Thomas, Eliza Barham family Archibald, Sholto, 209 Hon. John Barham, 190 Arkwright, Richard, 275 John Foster Barham, 23 Arnot, Sandford, 158 Joseph Foster Barham, 40, 94, 103, 190 Ashton, Henry, 254 Baring Brothers & Co., 108, 120, 160, Atkins, John, 116 246 389 © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-0-521-11525-4 - The Price of Emancipation: Slave-Ownership, Compensation and British Society at the End of Slavery Nicholas Draper Index More information 390 Index Baring family, 158 Boddington, Samuel, 143, 159, 219, 250 Alexander Baring, 160, 246–7 Bogle, Robert, 259 Francis Baring, 246 Bolton, Charlotte, 129 John Baring, 246 Bolton, John, 218, 252 Sir Thomas Baring, 246 Bolton, Joseph, 229 Thomas Baring, 246 Bonham Carter, John, 114 Barkly, Henry, 251 Booker McConnell, 253 Barnard Dimsdale, 244 Booker Brothers, 266 Barnes, Hannah, 162, 227–9 Borough Bank, 266 Barnes, Joseph, 163, 227 Borthwick, Peter, 33, 67 Barnetts Hoares, 245 Bosanquet Anderdon, 244–5 Barrett Browning, Elizabeth, 162 Bosanquet, Charles, 247, 262 Barrett, Edward, 162 Bosanquet, Samuel senior, 262 Barrett, Richard, 72 Bosworth, William, 132 Barton, Irlam & Higginson, 252, 266 Bowerbank, Lewis, 32 Barton, Sir William, 252 Boyer, Jean-Pierre, 44 Bartrum & Pretyman, 263 Bradley, John, 263–4 Bartrum family Braikenridge & Honnywill, 256 Charles Bartrum, 264 Braikenridge family Thomas Reynolds Bartrum, 263 George Wear Braikenridge, 256 Barwise, Jackson, 194 John Braikenridge, 256 Bates, Joshua, 246 Brancker, Peter Whitfield, 253 Bath and Wells, Bishop of, 92 Brereton family Bathurst, Henry, third Earl Bathurst, 31 Eleanor Brumskile, née Brereton, 185 Baxendale, Tatham, 197 Thomas Brereton, 186 Beadnell, John, 262 William Brereton, 185–6 Beaumont, Augustus Hardin, 81, 87–8, 95, Brewer, John, 191 96, 215–16 Briant, Edward, 246 Beckford, Francis Love, 176 Bridgens, Maria, 195–6 Beckford, Mary, 214 Bridgens, Richard, 195, 196 Beckles, John Alleyne, 215 Briggs, Stephen, 202 Beer, Henry Samuel, 208 Bright, Henry, 158–9 Belize, 126, 226 Bright, Robert, 257 Benfield, Paul, 193 British Guiana, 1, 23, 26, 69, 98, 101–4, Benjamin, Charles, 246 118, 120, 130, 134–5, 138–9, 147, Bennett, Margaret Taylor, 162 149, 151, 153, 156, 177, 181, 185, Berkeley family 188, 193, 211, 225, 229, 233, 237–40, Caroline Martha Berkeley, 193 246, 252–3, 255–6, 258, 261, 264, Henrietta Sophia Berkeley, 193 267–8, 271, 273 Hon. George Grantley Berkeley, 192–3 Berbice, 21, 28, 38, 74, 79, 188, 211, Robert Berkeley, 193 223, 267 Bermuda, 6, 138, 147, 206 Demerara, 1, 21, 38, 45, 47, 58, 60, 74, Bernal, Ralph, 158–9 77, 79, 83, 98, 188, 193, 229, 237, Bickell, Rev. Richard, 94 262, 264, 267 Blades, Ellen, 134 Essequibo, 77 Blagrove, John, 67 Brocklebank, J., 132 Blair, James, 118, 159, 188, 243 Brooke, Charles, 3 Blair, Lambert, 188 Brooke, Henry Daniels, 260 Blake family Brooks, Frances Virgo, 32 Bryan Blake, 241 Broster, Joseph Jeffreys, 222 Cecilia Blake, 241 Brougham, Henry, 21, 43, 83 Martin Blake, 241 Brown, Abba, 126 Blizard, Stephen, 191 Brown, Charles, 227 Blyth, Rev. George W., 30 Brown, Duncan, 265 Boddington, Philips & Sharp, 159 Brown, Hamilton, 229 © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-0-521-11525-4 - The Price of Emancipation: Slave-Ownership, Compensation and British Society at the End of Slavery Nicholas Draper Index More information Index 391 Brown, Kitty, 126 Cavendish, William, fifth Duke of Devon- Browne, Anthony, 33 shire, 87 Browne, Captain, 37 Ceylon, 100 Browne, Howe Peter, second Marquis of Chamberlain, Rev. John, 30 Sligo, 91, 169, 231 Chatfield, Charles, 247 Bryant, Chris, 5 Chatfield, Wingate & Hart, 247 Bucknor, E. Witter, 136–7, 211 Chauncy & Lang, 240 Bunting family Chauncy, Snell & Lang, 241 Jane Elizabeth Bunting, 214 Child & Co., 240 Rev. Anthony Bunting, 214 Child, Rt Hon. Sarah Sophia, 240 Sarah A. Bunting, 214 Church Missionary Society, 42 Burge, William, 26, 31–3, 91, 94, 187 Citizens Financial Group Inc., 245 Burke, H. G., 129 Clark, Mrs E., 207 Burman, Mary, 210 Clark, Thomas, 261 Bush, Henry, 257 Clark, William, 190 Buxton, Thomas Foxwell, 18, 20, 26, 51, Clarke, Forster, 140, 141 63–6, 91, 99, 106 Clarke, J.C., 131 Byng, G., 158 Clarke, Sir Simon Haughton, 198 Byrne, Ann, 199 Clarke, William Garvey, 169 Clarkson, Thomas, 18, 86 Cadell, Thomas, 34, 73 Claxton, Christopher, 93 Cadogan, Ward, 164 Cleghorn, Ralph, 46 Campbell, Alexander, 200 Cliff, Adam, 261 Campbell, Alexander (of Oban), 210–11 Clunie, Robert Dundas, 205 Campbell family, 163 Clutterbuck, Rev. Lewis, 223 Dugald Campbell, 163 Clutterbuck, Sarah, 223 Canada, 153, 242 Cobbett, William, 31, 66 Canning, George, 74 Cobham, Francis, 215 Canning’s Resolutions, 20, 75, 92, 94, 112 Cobham, Mary Harvey (Harvie), 214 Cape of Good Hope, 5, 108, 138, 248 Cockburn, Sir George, 206 Capel, Sir Thomas Bladen, 206 Cocks, Biddulph, 245 Carmichael, A. C., 183, 184 Codrington family, 275 Carmichael, John Wilson, 184 Sir Christopher Bethell Codrington, 63, Carnegie family 64, 65, 157, 177 Admiral William Carnegie, seventh Earl Coghlan, Captain, 224 of Northesk, 176 Coghlan, William Marcus, 224 John Jervis Carnegie, 176 Cohen, Hymen, 247 William Hopetoun Carnegie, eighth Earl Cohen, Judah, 247 of Northesk, 176 Coleridge, Henry Nelson, 33, 38, 151 Carnegie, Sir David, 135 Coles, William, 235 Carnes family, 246 Colquhoun, Archibald Ross, 167 Carr, Elizabeth, 213 Colthurst, William, 243 Carr, James, 213 Colvile, Andrew, 45, 242 Carr, William, 261 Colville, Admiral John, ninth Lord Colville Carter, Catherine, 135 of Culross, 35, 157 Carter, William, 135 Cooke, Rev. Stephen Hope, 32 Case, Michael Edward, 258 Cooper van der Horst, Eliza, 228 Castle, Michael Hinton, 258 Cooper, Rev. Thomas, 30, 51, 53, 74 Cavan, James, 274 Corn Laws, 70, 251 Cave family Cornewall, Sir George, 9, 177, 181 Charles Cave, 257 Cottam & Morton, 242 John Cave, 257 Coulthurst, Conrade, 182 Sir Stephen Cave (grandson), 257 Coutts & Co., 243, 244, 246 Stephen Cave (grandfather), 257 Cox, Herbert Palmer, 208 Cave, Robert Otway, 84 Cox, John George, 208 © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-0-521-11525-4 - The Price of Emancipation: Slave-Ownership, Compensation and British Society at the End of Slavery Nicholas Draper Index More information 392 Index Crabb, Elizabeth, 186 Queensbury, 58 Creevey, Thomas, 78 Douglas, Gilbert, 241 Cropper, James, 31, 73–4, 254 Douglas, Thomas, fifth Earl of Selkirk, Crosthwaite, John, 253 157 Cruikshank, Patrick, 265 Douglas, W. R. K., 59, 97, 158–9 Cumberbatch family, 257 Dow family Abraham Parry Cumberbatch, 195 Charles Dow, 210 Caroline Cumberbatch, 195 Grace Dow, 210 Cunningham & Robley, 255 Martha Dow, 210 Curries & Co., 243–4 William Dow, 210 Dowdy, Eliza, see Thomas, Eliza d’Arcueil Henghan, Angel, 225 Doyle, Sir John, 70 Dall, Robert, 135 Drummonds, 244 Dallas family Duck, George, 229 Henrietta Dallas, 206 Duckworth, Samuel, 115 Sir George Dallas, 206 Dudley, Ryder, Viscount Sandon, second Sir Robert Charles Dallas, 206 Earl of Harrowby, 117 Daly, Mr and Mrs, 200 Duncombe, Cordelia, 130 Daniel, Thomas, 235, 257 Dundas, Robert, 82 Dashwood, George Henry, 192 Dutch West Indies, 270 Davidson & Co., 243 Dwarris, Fortunatus, 29 Davidson, Henry, 134, 275 Dawbiney (Daubney), Thomas, 209 Earle, Hardman, 253 Dawkins, Henry, 158 East India Company, 73–4, 211, 234, Dawkins, James, 245 242 de Bellot family, 134 East, Sir Edward Hyde, 173, 177, 244, de Poullain, Edward, 131 247 de Rothschild, Baron James, 247 Eccles firms, 259 de Sallier, Fabien Jacques, 238 Eccles, Burnley & Co., 259 Deane, Richard, 252 Robert Eccles & Co., 259 Deas, Francis, 222 William & James Eccles, 259 Deffell, John Henry, 23 Edgar, Eliza, 246 Dehany family Edmonstone, Archibald, 237 Mary Salter Dehany, 169 Archibald Edmonstone & Co., 237 Phillip Dehany, 169 Egerton, Wilbraham, 159 Wilhelmina Traill, 169 Elin, John Bloxam, 199 Delauncy, Mrs, 194 Ellice, Edward, 158–9, 242 Denison, W.
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