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Colonel Christopher Codrington (circa 1640-98), ancestor of Christopher Bethell-Codrington (who built the current house), purchased the island of Saint Lucia from native chiefs in 1663. He went on to build up the largest land holdings in Antigua and later secured a lease of the entire island of Barbuda from the British Crown.
Christopher Bethell-Codrington's recent matches played across all cricket formats including Tests, ODIs, T20Is and other formats. Matches (15) WI vs SA (1) IPL (1) County DIV1 (3) County DIV2 (4)
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Edward Codrington was a beneficiary under the will of his uncle Christopher Bethell proved in 1797
Biography. Son of Sir William Codrington 1st bart (d. 1738, who had inherited Dodington and Betty's Hope in Antigua and the enslaved people on it from his cousin Christopher Codrington II 1668-1710, as well as slave-property in Barbados from his father John Codrington) and Elizabeth Bethell. Nephew of Slingsby Bethell.
Son of Sir William Codrington 1st bart and father of Christopher Bethell Codrington, Admiral Edward Codrington, Caroline Walrond (each of whom q.v.). London merchant, partner with John Miller. Inherited the Folly estate on Antigua from his father in 1741.
Born in a Quaker community in rural Pennsylvania, West studied art in Philadelphia. He moved to London in 1763 and specialized in neoclassical history pain...
