View source for Fix, Johan Leonhard

Born 1735-12-28, baptised in the Dutch church in Hanau near Frankfurt 1736-1-1. Died 1807-2-2. (PHT 1936:1)

'''Timeline'''<br />
1767 - First employed at the DAC. (PHT 1936:2) 

1767 - His name listed in the DAC Rollbooks as travelling to Trankebar and the Bengal onboard the DAC ship CRON PRINCEN AF DANEMARK. Listed as "bogholder", bookkeeper. (DAC roll books).

1771 - Married to [[Henckel, Anthonetta Maria]] in Frederiksnagore. She was the widow of [[Henckel, Hermann Fredericks]], merchant of DAC and Oberhoved at Frederiksnagore. (PHT 1936:3) 

1776 - Fired from Asiatisk Kompagni.  (PHT 1936:7) 

1776 - Partered with [[Fenwick, John]] for private trade and shipping in India. They owned five ships at one time. The partnership ended in court after disagreements.  (PHT 1936:7) 

1783-12-7 - His snau is reported to have arrived in Canton, loaded with opium and with [[Kall, Peter]] as trader onboard. (RA: DAC Copenhagen: Letters from Canton 1783-12-7) 

1783 - Partnered with [[La Beaume, Melchoir]], a Frenchman living in Tranquebar. The partnership ended in court after disagreements. (PHT 1936:7)

1787 - Returned to Copenhagen. (PHT 1936:18)

1789 - Bought a house in Amaliegade, present-day no. 13. (PHT 1936:18)

1791 - Elected Director of Asiatisk Kompagni. Kept this post until 1805. (PHT 1936:18-20)

1794 - Gave 2000 rigsdaler to the rebuilding of Christiansborg. (PHT 1936:20)

1798 - Involved in a court case with Duntzfelt about a disagreement about taxation due to origin of a set of nanquin textiles (i.e. whether they were from China or Bengal) (Fix, 1800)

1811 - His estate was totalled at 381,606 rigsdaler. (PHT 1936:23)

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