Information on Peregrine Pickle

Incorporating timeline of Pickle's life compiled by Robert Glen, image of 'Capture of Slave-Ship' after J Noel Paton and article abridging Pickle's account of his life (Wesleyan Missionary Notices, 1821 pp 947-949).

Archive & Special Collections MMS/17/01/02/146 Open

Order number: MMS/Special Series/Notes and Transcripts 2/Box 1404
Date(s) of creation: 2005
Level: Item
Format: Archive           

collection SOAS Archive
id MMS.17.01.02.146
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scb_item_location Archive & Special Collections
item_location Archive & Special Collections
scb_loan_type Reference only
scb_order_with MMS/Special Series/Notes and Transcripts 2/Box 1404
callnumber MMS/17/01/02/146
callnumber_txt MMS/17/01/02/146
callnumber-sort MMS/17/01/02/146
prefix_number 146
title Information on Peregrine Pickle
scb_date_creation 2005
scb_level Item
level_sort 8/Collection/Sub-Collection/Sub-Sub-Collection/Sub-Sub-Sub-Collection/Series/Sub-Series/Sub-Sub-Series/File/Item
scb_extent 1 page
format Archive
scb_admin_history Peregrine Pickle (c1782-1829) was an enslaved person who worked as a sailmaker in Barbados and Antigua and converted to Methodism in 1821
scb_acquisition Gift, accepted on behalf of the Methodist Church, from Prof Robert Glen, University of New Haven, August 2005
description Incorporating timeline of Pickle's life compiled by Robert Glen, image of 'Capture of Slave-Ship' after J Noel Paton and article abridging Pickle's account of his life (Wesleyan Missionary Notices, 1821 pp 947-949).
scb_access_status Open
scb_use_restrictions For permission to publish, please contact Archives & Special Collections, SOAS Library in the first instance
language English
language_search English
scb_scripts_material Latin
scb_related_material The document the article is based on, 'Short account of Peregrine Pickle, employed at English Harbour, Antigua', is available within the (Wesleyan) MMS/West Indies/Correspondence/FBN 3.
hierarchy_top_id_raw MMS
hierarchy_sequence MMS.0017.0001.0002.00146

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