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EAST INDIA COMPANY'S PENSIONS

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THE HONOURABLE HOUSE OF COMMONS, Dated 26th June 1833;- for

Lists of all pensions granted by the Company to Commanders, Officers, Seaman, Widows and Orphans, of the East India Company's Commercial Marine Services, since the year 1793 to the present time; specifying the grounds upon which such pension was granted, the amount of each, and the source whence the pensions are derived.

The following information has been transcribed from a booklet, owned by the Webmaster, it has been transcribed in full by me, verbatim.  I have proof read several times, but as always I would be happy to accept any reasonable requests to re-check my transcribing.  There is no other information whatsoever on this booklet, I have 'drained it dry'.

***  The heading for this column is shown as 'RATE OF ANNUAL PENSION' and source whence derived - Poplar Fund or Company's Cash. Over 99% of the figures shown are under the 'Poplar Fund', I have indicated where 'Company's Cash' is used.  Also, for any overseas visitors to these pension pages, the currency shown is in POUNDS, SHILLINGS AND PENCE.

 

Year 1800

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When Granted To Whom - SURNAME To Whom - GIVEN NAME Rank or Station £ s. d. For what period Grounds on which granted
5th February 1800 YOUNG James Commander 80 - - Life Infirmity
5th February 1800 HOLLAND Martha Boatswains Widow 9 12 - widowhood Distress
5th February 1800 WILTON Daniel Boatswain 9 12 - Life Infirmity or injury
5th February 1800 JOHNSON William Quartermaster 4 16 - Life Infirmity or injury
5th February 1800 BURTON William Boatswain 4 16 - 1 year Infirmity or injury
                 
8th April 1800 On this date the Rates of Pension were increased.          
                 
18th April 1800 BAIRD Elizabeth Commander's Widow 100 - - 1 year Distress, and Husbands services.
23rd April 1800 DENTON Mercy Chief Mate's Widow 60 - - widowhood Distress, and Husbands services.
  For each of her children till age as        -   Pension £40 from Poplar Fund &
   prescribed, for their father's services           £20 from Company's cash
                 
23rd April 1800 GARDNER Sarah Ship's Cook's Widow 6 - - widowhood Distress
23rd April 1800 LAMBERT William Seaman 4 16 - Life Infirmity or distress
23rd April 1800 JENKINS William Seaman 4 16 - Life Infirmity or distress
23rd April 1800 MORGAN John Gunner's Mate 5 8 - Life Infirmity or distress
23rd April 1800 PRICE Josh. Sail maker 6 - - Life Infirmity or distress
23rd April 1800 BARKLEY David Seaman 4 16 - 1 year Infirmity or injury
23rd April 1800 WILLIAMSON Josh. Seaman 4 16 - 1 year Infirmity or injury
23rd April 1800 GAGING Benjamin Seaman 4 16 - 1 year Infirmity or injury
23rd April 1800 MCCARTY James Seaman 4 16 - 1 year Infirmity or injury
23rd April 1800 AKERMAN Richard Seaman 4 16 - 1 year Infirmity or injury
23rd April 1800 HART John Ship's Cook 6 - - 1 year Infirmity or injury
23rd April 1800 WILLIAMS John Gunner's Mate 5 8 - 1 year Infirmity or injury
23rd April 1800 FREEMAN Cornelius Seaman 4 16 - 1 year Infirmity or injury
23rd April 1800 WILSON John Gunner's Mate 5 8 - 1 year Infirmity or injury
23rd April 1800 TROTT Thomas J. Carpenter's Mate's Child 2 - - till of prescribed age Nothing shown
18th June 1800 CRAIG John Boatswain 9 12 - Life Infirmity or injury
18th June 1800 MILLER Michael Gunner 9 12 - Life Infirmity or injury
18th June 1800 WHITE Francis Boatswain 9 12 - Life Infirmity or injury
18th June 1800 STOREY John Carpenter 9 12 - Life Infirmity or injury
18th June 1800 RANDFIELD James Carpenter 9 12 - Life Infirmity or injury
18th June 1800 WISHART Margaret Quartermaster's Widow 5 8 - widowhood Distress, & Husband's services
18th June 1800 DENIS/DENNIS Thomas Carpenter 9 12 - 1 year Infirmity or injury
18th June 1800 MACKEY John Boatswain 9 12 - 1 year Infirmity or injury
18th June 1800 BRYAN John Caulker 7 4 - 1 year Infirmity or injury
20th June 1800 REID Francis Armourer 5 8 - Life Infirmity or injury
20th June 1800 SMITH John Carpenter 9 12 - 1 year Infirmity or injury
2nd July 1800 SMITH James Seaman 4 16 - 1 year Infirmity or injury
9th July 1800 COXWELL Edward Commander 100 - - Life Infirmity or injury
23rd July 1800 WOOD Thomas Seaman 4 16 - Life Infirmity or injury
30th July 1800 GUY Richard Chief Mate 60 - - Life Infirmity or injury
30th July 1800 SMITH William Carpenter 9 12 - Life Infirmity or injury
30th July 1800 LUKE James Seaman 4 16 - Life Infirmity or injury
                 
30th July 1800 CHILTON Mary Ship's Cook's Widow 6 - - widowhood Distress, & Husband's services
  For 1 child     1 4 - till of prescribed age  
30th July 1800 BROWN John Seaman 4 16 - 1 year Infirmity
                 
30th July 1800 HEPWORTH Mrs A. Commander's Widow 6 - - till prescribed age Distress, & Father's services
  For each of her four Children            
                 
27th August 1800 STOKOE William Chief Mate 60 - - Life Infirmity
27th August 1800 HALL John Carpenter 9 12 - Life Infirmity
27th August 1800 WILLIAMS Thomas Caulker 7 4 - Life Infirmity
27th August 1800 FRANCE Jane Quartermaster's Widow 5 8 - widowhood Husband's services
27th August 1800 WHITE John Boatswain 9 12 - 1 year Infirmity
27th August 1800 CHITES John Caulker 7 4 - 1 year Infirmity
27th August 1800 JACKSON Thomas Seaman 4 16 - 1 year Infirmity
                 
27th August 1800 ADDISON Sarah Third Mate's Widow 25 - - widowhood Distress & Husband's services
  For each of her two Children   5 - - till prescribed age