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Entry Type	Person
Forenames	Philip
Place	Bradley
Epithet	enslaved servant to the Meynell family
Dates	fl1680s-1721
Gender Identity	Male
Cultural Heritage	African
Biography	Philip was born at Cutumbe on the river Niger in Africa. He was enslaved and transported to Barbados and brought from there into England by Lady Booth. In 1721 he was baptised at All Saints, Bradley, where he was described as servant to Mr Meynell. Mr Meynell would be Littleton Poyntz Meynell (1699-1752) who in 1720 married Judith Alleyne (d1740), the daughter of a wealthy plantation owner of Barbados.
Authorised Form of Name	Philip (fl1680s-1721); enslaved servant to the Meynell family

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