Difference between revisions of "Toyon, Mathieu (junior)"
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| − | + | Born 1730-8-28, buried 1785-5-13 in the German Reformed Church in Copenhagen. (Gandil, 1962:53) | |
| − | + | '''Family'''<br /> | |
| + | Father: [[Toyon, Mathieu (senior)]] | ||
| − | + | Mother: [[Girard, Marie Jeanne]] (Gandil, 1962:9) Baptised 1690-2-23 in Reformert Kirke. Her father was the merchant [[Girard, Jerome]]. ([https://www.sa.dk/ao-soegesider/da/billedviser?epid=3098026#219752,41292489 RA: Enesteministerialbog (1685 - 1821), Den Fransk-Reformerte Menighed i København, p. 36]) | |
| − | + | Brother: [[Toyon, Etienne]] and others (Gandil, 1962:53) | |
| − | + | Sister: [[Toyon, Anne Marie]] and others (Gandil, 1962:47) | |
| − | 1763-11-22 - Listed in the DAC Roll Books as ''3rd Supercargo'' onboard the DAC ship PRINCE FRIDEREK AF DANNEMARK headed for Canton. (DAC Roll Books - RA) [[Category:Male]][[Category:Employed at Asiatisk Kompagni]][[Category:Travelled to China]][[Category:DAC Company Trader]] | + | '''Timeline'''<br /> |
| + | 1753-3-3 - Listed in the DAC Roll Books as ''Underassistent'' onboard the DAC ship DRONNING JULIANA MARIA headed for Canton. (DAC Roll Books - RA) | ||
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| + | 1754-12 - Listed in the DAC Roll Books as ''Underassistent'' onboard the DAC ship DRONNING JULIANE MARIA headed for Canton. (DAC Roll Books - RA) | ||
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| + | 1757-1-10 - Listed in the DAC Roll Books as ''Underassistent'' onboard the DAC ship PRINCESSE LOWISE headed for Canton. (DAC Roll Books - RA) | ||
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| + | 1758-9 - Married in the German Reformed Church to [[Jonquiéres, Marie Christiane]]. (Gandil, 1962:53) | ||
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| + | 1758-12-23 - Listed in the DAC Roll Books as ''Oberassistent'' onboard the DAC ship PRINCESSE LOVISÆ headed for Canton. (DAC Roll Books - RA) | ||
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| + | 1761-1-14 - Listed in the DAC Roll Books as ''3rd Supercargo'' onboard the DAC ship KONGEN AF DANNEMARK headed for Canton. (DAC Roll Books - RA) | ||
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| + | 1763-11-22 - Listed in the DAC Roll Books as ''3rd Supercargo'' onboard the DAC ship PRINCE FRIDEREK AF DANNEMARK headed for Canton. (DAC Roll Books - RA) | ||
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| + | 1765-11-8 - Listed in the DAC Roll Books as ''2nd Supercargo'' onboard the DAC ship FREDENSBORG SLOTT headed for Canton. (DAC Roll Books - RA) | ||
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| + | 1766, about - Attended a meeting in the Swedish Freemason lodge in Canton, paid 30 piastre. (Nordiska Museet, Godegårdsarkivet, Ostindiska kompaniet, Dokument: 4, "Compte de La Reception de la Loge" - Räkenskaper, allmänt; Akt: 4, Frimureri i Kanton och Macao. Logen St Elisabeth. Räkningar 1766 Volym: 13, Ostindiska affärer efter J. A. Grills hemkomst) | ||
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| + | 1767-12-11 - Listed in the DAC Roll Books as ''2nd Supercargo'' onboard the DAC ship FREDENSBORG SLOTT headed for Canton. (DAC Roll Books - RA) | ||
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| + | 1770-7-10 - Bought a manor in Lyngby, north of Copenhagen. (Gandil, 1962:54) | ||
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| + | 1771-12-16 - Listed in the DAC Roll Books as ''2nd Supercargo'' onboard the DAC ship FREDENSBORG SLOTT headed for Canton. (DAC Roll Books - RA) | ||
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| + | 1772 - Listed as subscribent, i.e. contributor, to a reprint of Ludvig Holberg’s comic epos Peder Paars, where a man called Toyon is listed as "engaged in the China trade" (Holberg, Peder Paars, 1772) | ||
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| + | [[Category:Male]][[Category:Employed at Asiatisk Kompagni]][[Category:Travelled to China]][[Category:DAC Company Trader]][[Category: Reformist Church]][[Category: French Reformist]][[Category:Freemason]] | ||
Latest revision as of 07:53, 2 October 2018
Born 1730-8-28, buried 1785-5-13 in the German Reformed Church in Copenhagen. (Gandil, 1962:53)
Family
Father: Toyon, Mathieu (senior)
Mother: Girard, Marie Jeanne (Gandil, 1962:9) Baptised 1690-2-23 in Reformert Kirke. Her father was the merchant Girard, Jerome. (RA: Enesteministerialbog (1685 - 1821), Den Fransk-Reformerte Menighed i København, p. 36)
Brother: Toyon, Etienne and others (Gandil, 1962:53)
Sister: Toyon, Anne Marie and others (Gandil, 1962:47)
Timeline
1753-3-3 - Listed in the DAC Roll Books as Underassistent onboard the DAC ship DRONNING JULIANA MARIA headed for Canton. (DAC Roll Books - RA)
1754-12 - Listed in the DAC Roll Books as Underassistent onboard the DAC ship DRONNING JULIANE MARIA headed for Canton. (DAC Roll Books - RA)
1757-1-10 - Listed in the DAC Roll Books as Underassistent onboard the DAC ship PRINCESSE LOWISE headed for Canton. (DAC Roll Books - RA)
1758-9 - Married in the German Reformed Church to Jonquiéres, Marie Christiane. (Gandil, 1962:53)
1758-12-23 - Listed in the DAC Roll Books as Oberassistent onboard the DAC ship PRINCESSE LOVISÆ headed for Canton. (DAC Roll Books - RA)
1761-1-14 - Listed in the DAC Roll Books as 3rd Supercargo onboard the DAC ship KONGEN AF DANNEMARK headed for Canton. (DAC Roll Books - RA)
1763-11-22 - Listed in the DAC Roll Books as 3rd Supercargo onboard the DAC ship PRINCE FRIDEREK AF DANNEMARK headed for Canton. (DAC Roll Books - RA)
1765-11-8 - Listed in the DAC Roll Books as 2nd Supercargo onboard the DAC ship FREDENSBORG SLOTT headed for Canton. (DAC Roll Books - RA)
1766, about - Attended a meeting in the Swedish Freemason lodge in Canton, paid 30 piastre. (Nordiska Museet, Godegårdsarkivet, Ostindiska kompaniet, Dokument: 4, "Compte de La Reception de la Loge" - Räkenskaper, allmänt; Akt: 4, Frimureri i Kanton och Macao. Logen St Elisabeth. Räkningar 1766 Volym: 13, Ostindiska affärer efter J. A. Grills hemkomst)
1767-12-11 - Listed in the DAC Roll Books as 2nd Supercargo onboard the DAC ship FREDENSBORG SLOTT headed for Canton. (DAC Roll Books - RA)
1770-7-10 - Bought a manor in Lyngby, north of Copenhagen. (Gandil, 1962:54)
1771-12-16 - Listed in the DAC Roll Books as 2nd Supercargo onboard the DAC ship FREDENSBORG SLOTT headed for Canton. (DAC Roll Books - RA)
1772 - Listed as subscribent, i.e. contributor, to a reprint of Ludvig Holberg’s comic epos Peder Paars, where a man called Toyon is listed as "engaged in the China trade" (Holberg, Peder Paars, 1772)
