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Son of Sir William Codrington 1st bart and father of Christopher Bethell Codrington, Admiral Edward Codrington, Caroline Walrond (each of whom q.v.). London merchant, partner with John Miller. Inherited the Folly estate on Antigua from his father in 1741. The estate is not mentioned in his own will but he left his unspecified plantations in Antigua and elsewhere in the West Indies equally among his five children.
Will of Edward Codrington of Broad Street proved 26/01/1775, PROB 11/1004/246.
Absentee?
British/Irish
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Spouse
Rebecca Le Sturgeon
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Children
Elizabeth; Caroline; Christopher; William John; Edward
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Occupation
West India merchant and plantation owner
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1741 [SY] - 1775 [EY] → Owner
The Folly estate was reported to have been left to Edward Codrington by his father Sir William Codrington bart. It was not specified in Edward Codrington's will of 1775, which left his plantations in Antigua and elsewhere in the West Indies to his five children equally. |
Brothers
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Brothers
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Father → Son
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Father → Son
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Father → Daughter
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