Hi
There also seems to have been a Captain G.C.P. Living
Departure Departure
Month & Day Jul 10
Year 1819
Name of Ship Lady Borringdon
Type of Ship Ship
Captain G.C.P. Living
Title or Rank Mrs.
Passenger Surname Maxwell
Children & 1 infant
Passenger Origin Bombay
Destination London
Vessel Origin Bombay
Source Bombay Calendar
Edition 1820
Arrival Arrival
Month & Day Oct 19
Year 1820
Name of Ship Lady Boringdon
Type of Ship Ship
Captain G.C.P. Living
Title or Rank Lady
Passenger Surname Evans
Passenger Origin London
Destination Bombay
Vessel Origin London
Source Bombay Calendar
Edition 1821
http://www.fibis.org/As far as I can tell the Lady Borringdon was an East India Merchant ship and later as a merchant GCP Living certainly had dealings with the East India Company e.g.
Mrs. Matilda Canning, Bond, Passenger, Bombay, Amount of security: £200, Sureties: John Short Brinley, Birchin Lane, Merchant. George C.P. Living, George Yard, Lombard Street, Ship Owner., Authority of Court: 3 Jul 1822
John Warrand, Bond & Covenant, Free Mariner, Bengal, Amount of security: £500, Sureties: George C. P. Living, Albany Road, Camberwell, Merchant. David Richards, Mincing Lane, Merchant., Authority of Court: 4 Jul 1832
The Indian Office at the British Library holds this documentation
East India Company Mercantile Marine Baptism Certificates
Baptism certificates and certificates of age for marine officers 1780-1820: L/MAR/C/669-670. Both volumes are indexed.
http://www.bl.uk/reshelp/findhelpsubject/history/genealogy/indiaofficerecordsfamilyhistory/familyresearch.htmlRegards
Valda