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This is an embedded Microsoft Office document, powered by Office Online.MILLINER Orphan Papers
"Jas. Milliner Senr, member of Baptist Church Melksham, with wife, 3 sons, & 3 daughters, were sent to Jamaica as Agricultural laborers about 1840 where they remained several years, but in consequence of sickness & misfortune, all returned to England, except the 3 sons, James, George, & John."
Although slavery had nominally been abolished in Jamaica in 1834, it continued under the "Apprenticeship System" until August 1838. This led inevitably to a shortage of labour in Jamaica, which the MILLINERs were sent to alleviate.
| Owner of original | Nigel MILLINER, Cornwall, 1999 |
| Date | Transcribed by Michael GADD, 2007 |
| File name | The Milliner Orphans.doc |
| File Size | 104k |
| Linked to | Family: MILLINER/BANKS (F32) |
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