Difference between revisions of "House of Duntzfelt & Co"
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Second in command in the company was [[Chevalier, Francois le]]. (Werner 1927, p. 54) | Second in command in the company was [[Chevalier, Francois le]]. (Werner 1927, p. 54) | ||
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| + | 1807, October - The company ship CRONPRINSESSE MARIA arrived in Batavia with a supercargo Rasch. The DAC ship NORGE was also present, and due to their inability to spend the silver they had brought, it was given as a loan to Rasch against a 16% interest for five months of loan. (Lehmann: Til Østen under Sejl, p. 148) | ||
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| + | 1808 - What seems to be the company ship CRONPRINSESSE MARIA, captain Fram, was taken as a prize by the British at Cap Agulhas. (Lehmann: Til Østen under Sejl, p. 150) | ||
Latest revision as of 09:32, 1 December 2017
Established in 1796 by Duntzfelt, Christian Wilhelm after the dissolution of the House of Duntzfelt, Meyer & Co. (Werner 1927, p. 34)
Second in command in the company was Chevalier, Francois le. (Werner 1927, p. 54)
1807, October - The company ship CRONPRINSESSE MARIA arrived in Batavia with a supercargo Rasch. The DAC ship NORGE was also present, and due to their inability to spend the silver they had brought, it was given as a loan to Rasch against a 16% interest for five months of loan. (Lehmann: Til Østen under Sejl, p. 148)
1808 - What seems to be the company ship CRONPRINSESSE MARIA, captain Fram, was taken as a prize by the British at Cap Agulhas. (Lehmann: Til Østen under Sejl, p. 150)
