Sir William Codrington
Sir William Codrington was an English baronet and plantation owner, who became the first baronet of Dodington in the early 18th century. He inherited the lease of Barbuda and was involved in its management, although he primarily resided in England. His tenure saw significant developments on the island, although he faced challenges related to the management of enslaved individuals working the lands.
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Sir William Codrington became the first baronet of Dodington after inheriting Barbuda.
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