Joseph Terrill
Profile & Legacies Summary
???? - 1755
Biography
London and Bristol merchant and Barbados slave-owner.
- Will of Joseph Terrill of Great James Street Bedford Row proved 30/07/1755. In the will he left his property in Bristol in trust to Thomas Walker of Soho Square [his consignee] to be sold, and his property in Barbados in trust for the benefit of his son William under entail, then to his second son Joseph, then to his third son John, then to his fourth son Edward Brace, then to his daughter Anna.
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Further Information
Associated Estates (1)
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The dates listed below have different categories as denoted by the letters in the brackets following each date. Here is a key to explain those letter codes:
- SD - Association Start Date
- SY - Association Start Year
- EA - Earliest Known Association
- ED - Association End Date
- EY - Association End Year
- LA - Latest Known Association
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- 1755 [LA] → Owner
This remains a tentative association. Joseph Terrill placed his estates in Barbados in trust in his will proved 1755 for his eldest son William: Cabbage Tree Hall had belonged to Col. William Terrill, the father of Joseph Terrill (d. 1755), and in 1804 was reportedly sold by Edward Terrill as heir at law of his brother Joseph Terrill. These latter have not yet been identified. Edward Brace Terrill the elder, the son of Joseph Terrill (d. 1755) had a brother Joseph, but had died c. 1790.
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Relationships (2)
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Father → Son
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Grandfather → Grandson
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Addresses (2)
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Bristol, Gloucestershire, South-west England, England
Notes →
Owned property in Bristol at his death; exact years spent in Bristol unknown.
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Great James Street, Bedford Row, London, Middlesex, London, England
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