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Entry Type
Person
Forenames
Gulliver
Alternative Form of Name
Gullifer
Place
Grange Hill plantation, St Thomas-in-the-East, Surrey, Jamaica
Epithet
Enslaved plantation worker on the Grange Hill plantation, Jamaica
Dates
fl c1740s-1777
Gender Identity
Male
Cultural Heritage
African descent
Biography
Gulliver was a man of African descent who was enslaved at the Grange Hill plantation in Jamaica. Malcolm Laing bought Gulliver from William Gray in 1769 and sent him to Grange Hill. He was recorded there in 1771 and 1777; in 1771 he was recorded as working in the fields.
Authorised Form of Name
Gulliver (fl c1740s-1777); enslaved plantation worker on the Grange Hill plantation, Jamaica
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