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Born 1699 • England
Died January 16, 1754 (aged 55) • London • England
Title / Office governor (1738-1752), Jamaica
Eyre, engraving by Charles Tomkins after a portrait by Charles Mercier
Edward John Eyre
British explorer and official
Sir Kenneth Blackburne
British colonial administrator
Simpson Miller, Portia
Portia Simpson Miller
prime minister of Jamaica
Manley, Michael
Michael Manley
prime minister of Jamaica
Charles T. Metcalfe
Charles T. Metcalfe
British colonial official
Alexander MacMillan
Scottish publisher
William Hunter Kendal
British actor and manager
Ernest Renshaw
English tennis player
Louis Tomlinson
English singer
Mick Avory
British musician
Jon Anderson
British musician
Jill Haworth
British-born actress
John Bernay Crome
British painter
Ian Curtis
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John Bartholomew
Scottish publisher [1805–1861]
Joy Batchelor
British director and animator
John Baxter
British printer
James Christie, the Younger
British auctioneer
Dorothea Beale
English educator
Reggie Doherty
English tennis player