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1736 Commisioner of [[Kurantbanken]] (BibLek I)
 
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1738 Co-editor of an reply from the whole-sale merchants of Copenhagen to the city Magistrate about the conditions for merchants in the realm and how to improve them. Signed by [[Soelberg, Hans Jørgen]]; [[Klaumann, Gregorius]]; [[Hemert, Joost van]]; [[Fabritius, Michael]]; [[Fabritius, Just]]; [[Lindeman, Daniel]]; [[Bjørn, Andreas]]; [[Wever, Johann Friederich]]; [[Black, Oluf]]; [[Sternberg, Rasmus]]; [[Tyberg, Jens]] and [[Jørgensen, Søren]]. (Lorenzen 1942, p. 42)
  
 
1743 Appointed Agent (BibLek I)
 
1743 Appointed Agent (BibLek I)

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Born 1703-9-1 in Copenhagen, died 1766-5-7 in Copenhagen, buried in Holmens Kirke.

Family
Father: Fabritius, Herman

Mother: Abbestée, Elisabeth Marie

Brother: Fabritius, Michael

Timeline
Married to Bruguier, Elisabeth Mariane de (BibLek III)

1736 Commisioner of Kurantbanken (BibLek I)

1738 Co-editor of an reply from the whole-sale merchants of Copenhagen to the city Magistrate about the conditions for merchants in the realm and how to improve them. Signed by Soelberg, Hans Jørgen; Klaumann, Gregorius; Hemert, Joost van; Fabritius, Michael; Fabritius, Just; Lindeman, Daniel; Bjørn, Andreas; Wever, Johann Friederich; Black, Oluf; Sternberg, Rasmus; Tyberg, Jens and Jørgensen, Søren. (Lorenzen 1942, p. 42)

1743 Appointed Agent (BibLek I)

1746 Awarded the country house of Christiansholm, where he started a cotton-printing business (kattun-trykkeri). (BibLek III)

1751 Appointed Etatsraad (BibLek I)

1753 Bought the country house of Sølyst.(BibLek III)

1755 Member of the management of the Royal African Company (BibLek III)

1756 Acquired a mill at Arresø and created Frederiksværk Krudtmølle og Kanonstøberi with Classen, Johan Frederik at the site. (BibLek III)

1757 Travelled to Paris to secure a loan for the state. (BibLek III)

1760-61 Negotiated a large loan in Genua for the state with the Magistrate of Copenhagen as a middleman. (BibLek III)