Hybrid Knowledge in the Early East India Company World by Anna Winterbottom

Author:Anna Winterbottom
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Palgrave macmillan

Notes

1 Foster, The English Factories, 1661–1664, 43 – ‘ten lusty black, men and women’ ordered to be taken from Guinea to Pulo Run (Court to FSG, 1660, Letter book II, fol. 330, received 1661).

2 Foster, The English Factories, 1661–1664, 51; these slaves include the ten mentioned above, destined ultimately for Pulo Run and seven African and thirteen Indian slaves.

3 Foster, The English Factories, 1661–1664, 157 (Court to FSG, 31 August 1661).

4 Foster, The English Factories, 1661–1664, 271 (Court to FSG, 27 October 1662), ten Indian Hindu slaves (six men, four women).

5 IOR E/3/87, [n.f.] p. 419, London to Bantam,18 January 1670; E. B. Sainsbury, A Calendar of the Court Minutes of the East India Company, 1671–1673 (Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1932, 4, 6) (Court of Committees, 13 January 1671, and Instructions to Captain Anthony Earning, 18 January 1671).

6 Sainsbury, A Calendar, 1671–1673, 4, 6 (Court of Committees, 13 January 1671 (Court book, vol. xxvii, p. 178), and Company to Anthony Earning, 18 January 1671 (Letter book, vol. iv,p. 420)).

7 SHA, Consultations, II, fol. 24, 9 February 1684.

8 IOR E/3/90, fols. 182–183, 4 April 1684.

9 IOR, E/3/91, fol. 27 (instructions to Captain Unkettle).

10 IOR, G/19/4, fol. 32v, 21 June 1686 (100 slaves), and fol. 62v, 4 October 1686 (30 slaves).

11 IOR G/19/4, fol. 68r, 11 October 1686.

12 IOR G/19/4, fol. 94v, 17 January 1687 (ten slaves to be sent on every ‘Europe ship’).

13 BL IOR E/3/91, fol. 186 (373), 3 August 1687 (letter to St Helena), and fol. 204, 12 October 1687 (Instructions to Captain William Dorrow). Instructions given to Dorrow and others to leave 15 slaves on the island.

14 BL IOR E/3/91 fols. 175r–175v, London to Bencoolen, 3 August 1687.

15 IOR G/35/2 fol. 85, Fort St George to Bencoulen, 8 September 1687 (100 slaves).

16 E/3/91, fol. 189, London to St Helena, 31 August 1687.

17 IOR, G/19/5, fol. 1, 20 February 1688.

18 Letters from Fort St George 1697, VII (Madras Government Press, 1919), 30, 18 December 1697, and 31, 27 December 1697.

19 MSA, Surat ‘Inwards’ Letter Book, XXXIX, fols. 303–305, 1 August 1701.

20 TNSA, Public Consultations, XXX, 134–138, 10 January 1702.

21 IOR G/35/7, York Fort General (summary), fol. 10, 1 January 1705.

22 NAI, Home Misc., Vol. 3, fols. 181–189, 26 January 1708.

23 NAI, Home Misc., Vol. 3, fols. 245–252, 18 February 1709.

24 IOR E/3/98, fols. 127v–129r, London to Bencoulen, 22 January 1713, and fols. 130v–135v, Commission to Alexander Reid, Commander of the Arabella, 22 January 1713.

25 IOR E/3/99, fol. 250v, Enclosure with London to St Helena, 21 March 1717.

26 IOR G/35/7, [n.f.] p. 127 – York Fort General, 11 September 1714, noting the arrival of 121 men and 46 women on the Clapham Galley and the order given to the Arabella to procure 200 more slaves from Madagascar, and p. 129, Malborough Fort General, 10 December 1714, arrival of the Arabella with 199 slaves – 121 men, 70 women, 5 boys, 1 girl, and 2 infants.

a The date of the order rather than the date it was carried out is given.

b Santiago,

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