Hello,
I have found in an online copy of The London Gazette of (I think 1828) a notice of Bankruptsy of Levi Leighs. Without going into too much complicated detail, the relevant points are that he was:-
" late of the City of
Canterbury, in the County of Kent, and of the Town and
Port of Dover, within the Liberty of the Cihque Ports, Tea-
Dealer and Glassman, Dealer and Chapman, "
and he had to report to
" Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts,
in Basinghall-Street, in the City of London"
and creditors and others to contact
"Mr. CharlesBatsford, Solicitor, No. 3, Horslydown-
Lane, Southwark."
Levi was a son of my 3rd great grandfather, my second great grandfather's brother. In 1827 Levi was disowned by the Quaker community in Guildford and Godalming. So all begins to make sense.
My question is, where might I find out anything more about the above notice and its consequences. This is the first sighting I have had of him and then he disappears again.
Can anyone help with suggestions??
Vicwinann