Difference between revisions of "Applebye, Peter"
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| − | Family | + | Born 1709-10-5 in Gosport, Hampshire, died 1774-8-13 in Copenhagen, buried in Frederiks Tyske Kirke. (BioLek III) |
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| + | '''Family'''<br /> | ||
| + | Son: [[Applebye, Peter 2]] (BioLek III) | ||
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Son-in-law: [[Brown, John]] (Bech 1981:152) | Son-in-law: [[Brown, John]] (Bech 1981:152) | ||
'''Timeline'''<br /> | '''Timeline'''<br /> | ||
| + | 1725 about - Apprentice with a robe maker in service of the British king. | ||
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| + | 1735-8-9 - Married [[Pattridge, Anna]] (1712-1763). (BioLek III) | ||
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1737 - Arrived in Copenhagen and built a ropewalk at Holmen. (Bech 1981:152) | 1737 - Arrived in Copenhagen and built a ropewalk at Holmen. (Bech 1981:152) | ||
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| + | 1747 - Built a ''Kridtpipefabrik'' in Copenhagen in partnership with the British [[Burton, Salomon]]. They sold it in 1752. (Klem: Skibsbygning I:157) | ||
1752 - Built a shipyard in Christianshavn. (Bech 1981:152) | 1752 - Built a shipyard in Christianshavn. (Bech 1981:152) | ||
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| + | 1759 - Built a shipyard in Christianshavn (BioLek III) | ||
Later built a sail manufactory and a sugar refinery. (Bech 1981:152) | Later built a sail manufactory and a sugar refinery. (Bech 1981:152) | ||
| − | 1762: Listed as the | + | 1762: Listed as the ''Rebslager'' used by the Admiralty in the dispute with Iselin over a shipment of hemp from Riga to be used in rope, in which the quality, strength and length (quantity) (Lit. x, 7 february 1764, the document was put forward to the commission in charge of the dispute: Admiraliteten, Kommissionsprotokol, series 518, box no. 38). |
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| + | His shipping company was responsible for 40 expeditions to the West Indies. | ||
| − | [[Category:Male]][[Category:Ship Yard Owner]][[Category:Foreign Origin]][[Category:English]] | + | [[Category:Male]][[Category:Ship Yard Owner]][[Category:Foreign Origin]][[Category:English]][[category:Ship Builder]][[category:Rope Maker]] |
Latest revision as of 04:04, 14 September 2018
Born 1709-10-5 in Gosport, Hampshire, died 1774-8-13 in Copenhagen, buried in Frederiks Tyske Kirke. (BioLek III)
Family
Son: Applebye, Peter 2 (BioLek III)
Son-in-law: Brown, John (Bech 1981:152)
Timeline
1725 about - Apprentice with a robe maker in service of the British king.
1735-8-9 - Married Pattridge, Anna (1712-1763). (BioLek III)
1737 - Arrived in Copenhagen and built a ropewalk at Holmen. (Bech 1981:152)
1747 - Built a Kridtpipefabrik in Copenhagen in partnership with the British Burton, Salomon. They sold it in 1752. (Klem: Skibsbygning I:157)
1752 - Built a shipyard in Christianshavn. (Bech 1981:152)
1759 - Built a shipyard in Christianshavn (BioLek III)
Later built a sail manufactory and a sugar refinery. (Bech 1981:152)
1762: Listed as the Rebslager used by the Admiralty in the dispute with Iselin over a shipment of hemp from Riga to be used in rope, in which the quality, strength and length (quantity) (Lit. x, 7 february 1764, the document was put forward to the commission in charge of the dispute: Admiraliteten, Kommissionsprotokol, series 518, box no. 38).
His shipping company was responsible for 40 expeditions to the West Indies.
