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From: "Chris Codrington" <>
Subject: RE: Henry Cerf
Date: Wed, 4 Oct 2000 15:09:59 -0400


Bristol handled roughly one third of all west indies trade with England
although by 1830, London was rapidly dominating. Bristol also had been a
major base for British slaving prior to emancipation, with Liverpool and
London the other major players.

Cod

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Subject: Henry Cerf

Rev. Thomas Roberts, of Bristol, as mentioned in the will of Henry Cerf,
could very well have been the officiating minister at the wedding of Henry
Cerf and Elizabeth Wint, at Newland, Gloucester, England, September 10,
1826.
- Bristol, being a seaport, could also have played a role in the merchant
trade with Jamaica. Richard Lyman

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