House of Black & Co. - Revision history

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	1830-34 - owned the ship PARTHIAN of Copenhagen, 150.5 cmcl, built in Amerika 1822, solgt 1835 to [[House of J.P. Schmidt jun & Co]] in Flensburg. (Die Elisabeth)		1830-34 - owned the ship PARTHIAN of Copenhagen, 150.5 cmcl, built in Amerika 1822, solgt 1835 to [[House of J.P. Schmidt jun & Co]] in Flensburg. (Die Elisabeth)

		+	Several other ships listed in ''Die Elisabeth'', the archive at the Maritime Museum of Denmark.

	'''Other'''<br />		'''Other'''<br />

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	1791-92 & 1794-96 - owned the brigantine EUROPA of Copenhagen. (Die Elisabeth)		1791-92 & 1794-96 - owned the brigantine EUROPA of Copenhagen. (Die Elisabeth)
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		+	1792-95 - owned the frigate MARIANA of Copenhagen, 170, 186 and 182 cmcl, bought in London in 1792 carrying the name THE DICK. (Die Elisabeth)

	1792 - owned the frigate FLORA of Copenhagen. (Die Elisabeth)		1792 - owned the frigate FLORA of Copenhagen. (Die Elisabeth)

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 - After the death of [[Black, Oluf]], the company was continued by his son [[Black, Christian Schaarup]] ([http://www.jmarcussen.dk/maritim/mart/lexref/rederier/black.html Marcussen])
 - Agent [[Erichsen, Erich]] took over the company after marrying Black's widow, [[Black, Johanne Wadum]]
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 It was allegedly the quick-witted nature and talent for trade which ensured that Erichsen was able to marry Blach's widow. He led the merchant house on to be truly one the largest and most affluent in Copenhagen, see [[Black & Co.]] (BioLek III)
 For many years, Erichsen had his brother as his companion in the company as well as his sons (?) but especially the son's taste for luxury meant that they brought the company to ruin upon Erichsen's death (BioLek III)
 [[Category:Merchant House]] [[Category: Cotton printing]] [[Category: Cotton factory]]

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 - owned the brigatine DE TRE VENNER of Copenhagen, 52.5 cmcl. (Die Elisabeth)
 -92 & 1794-96 - owned the frigate KRONPRINSESSE MARIE of Copenhagen. (Die Elisabeth)
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 - owned the frigate FLORA of Copenhagen. (Die Elisabeth)
 - owned the ship HELLERUP of Copenhagen, 130 cmcl. (Die Elisabeth)
 - Owned a total of 13 ships of a total of 1.422 [[kommercelæster]] (BioLek III)
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 - owned the ship ST JAN of Copenhagen built in Copenhagen 1779 by master shipbuilder [[Halkiær, Johannes]]. The ship was renamed JOHANNE.  (Die Elisabeth)
 -06 - co-owner of the barque EUPHROSINE of Copenhagen, 99 cmcl. (Die Elisabeth)
 - co-owner of the ship MONTREAL of Copenhagen. (Die Elisabeth)
 -16 - owned the ship PHOENIX of Copenhagen. (Die Elisabeth)

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 '''Ships'''<br />
 -92 & 1794-96 - owned the frigate KRONPRINSESSE MARIE of Copenhagen. (Die Elisabeth)
 -95 - owned the ''chalup'' FORTUNA of Copenhagen. (Die Elisabeth)
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 - owned the frigate FLORA of Copenhagen. (Die Elisabeth)
 - Owned a total of 13 ships of a total of 1.422 [[kommercelæster]] (BioLek III)
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 - owned the ship ST JAN of Copenhagen built in Copenhagen 1779 by master shipbuilder [[Halkiær, Johannes]]. The ship was renamed JOHANNE.  (Die Elisabeth)
--07 - owned the barque EUPHROSINA of Copenhagen. (Die Elisabeth)
+-06 - co-owner of the barque EUPHROSINE of Copenhagen, 99 cmcl. (Die Elisabeth)
 - co-owner of the ship MONTREAL of Copenhagen. (Die Elisabeth)
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 -24 - owned the frigate ANTOINETTE of Copenhagen. (Die Elisabeth)
 -29 - owned the frigate MERIDIAN of Copenhagen, 142 cmcl (Die Elisabeth)
-& 1833 - owned the frigate ANTOINETTE of Copenhagen. (Die Elisabeth)
+-27 - owned the frigate JOHANNE MARIE of Copenhagen, 208 cmcl. (Die Elisabeth)
--33 - owned the ship PARTHIAN of Copenhagen. (Die Elisabeth)
+& 1833 - owned the frigate ANTOINETTE of Copenhagen. (Die Elisabeth)
 -34 - owned the ship PARTHIAN of Copenhagen, 150.5 cmcl, built in Amerika 1822, solgt 1835 to [[House of J.P. Schmidt jun & Co]] in Flensburg. (Die Elisabeth)

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-Merchant house in Copenhagen (VMM). Also know as C. S. Blacks Enke & Co.
+Merchant house in Copenhagen (VMM). Later known as C. S. Blacks Enke & Co.
 Possibly established by [[Blach, Christian Schaarup]] (?-1781) (Gold: Women in Late 18th-Century Luxury trade, 2014)
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 - Agent [[Erichsen, Erich]] took over the company after marrying Black's widow, [[Black, Johanne Wadum]]
 ([http://www.jmarcussen.dk/maritim/mart/lexref/rederier/black.html Marcussen])
 - Owned a "kattun fabrik", i.e. cotton factory where they allegedly produced a number of blue prints, ordinary and fine chintzes, purple and white cottons with edging for skirts, as well as a number of scarves (Add in Adresseavisen, June 1791)
 - Owned a total of 13 ships of a total of 1.422 [[kommercelæster]] (BioLek III)
 - The onset of troubles for [[Black & Co.]] (BioLek III, [[Erichsen, Erich]])
 - Black & Co. is bankrupted (BioLek III)

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 - The company of Black & Co founded by [[Black, Oluf]] ([http://www.jmarcussen.dk/maritim/mart/lexref/rederier/black.html Marcussen])
-'s - [[Black, Oluf]] partnered with [[Ryberg, Niels]] until 1775. ([http://www.jmarcussen.dk/maritim/mart/lexref/rederier/black.html Marcussen])
+'s - [[Black, Oluf]] partnered with [[Ryberg, Niels]] until 1775 under the name [[House of Ryberg, Thygesen & Co.]] ([http://www.jmarcussen.dk/maritim/mart/lexref/rederier/black.html Marcussen])
 - After the death of [[Black, Oluf]], the company was continued by his son [[Black, Christian Schaarup]] ([http://www.jmarcussen.dk/maritim/mart/lexref/rederier/black.html Marcussen])