Difference between revisions of "Hemert, Joost van"
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| − | 1st marriage: 6.9.1725 in Copenhagen, German Reformist Church, to [[Decker, Cornelia]] (31.3.1709-15.11.1731) who was the daughter of Petersen, Hein D. and v. Meurs, Hendrine | + | 1st marriage: 6.9.1725 in Copenhagen, German Reformist Church, to [[Decker, Cornelia]] (31.3.1709-15.11.1731) who was the daughter of Petersen, Hein D. and v. Meurs, Hendrine (BibLek III) |
| − | 2nd marriage: 14.10.1732 in Hamburg to [[Mestecker, Petronelle Elisabeth]] (13.9.1703 in Hamburg - 19.2.1778 in Copenhagen, buried at the German Reformist Church). Petronelle Elisabeth Mesteckers first marriage was to the wine merchant [[Behagen, Anthony]] (1687-1727) | + | 2nd marriage: 14.10.1732 in Hamburg to [[Mestecker, Petronelle Elisabeth]] (13.9.1703 in Hamburg - 19.2.1778 in Copenhagen, buried at the German Reformist Church). Petronelle Elisabeth Mesteckers first marriage was to the wine merchant [[Behagen, Anthony]] (1687-1727) (BibLek III) |
| − | Sons: [[van Hemert, Peter]]. Stepson: [[Behagen, Gyspert]] | + | Sons: [[van Hemert, Peter]]. Stepson: [[Behagen, Gyspert]] (BibLek III) |
'''Timeline''' | '''Timeline''' | ||
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1747-1754: Director of the [[Westindian-Guinean Company]] (BibLek III) | 1747-1754: Director of the [[Westindian-Guinean Company]] (BibLek III) | ||
| − | 1751: [[Etatsråd]] | + | 1751: [[Etatsråd]] (BibLek III) |
1755-1767: Director of the [[African Company]], which he had funded alongside [[Fabritius, Just]] based upon shared interest of the expansion of the trade in the Mediterranean (BibLek III) | 1755-1767: Director of the [[African Company]], which he had funded alongside [[Fabritius, Just]] based upon shared interest of the expansion of the trade in the Mediterranean (BibLek III) | ||
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1770: Upon request from Struensee, Johann Friedrich, of how to liberalize the Danish trade, Joost van Hemert adviced for the establishment of a free harbour as well as special warehouse where goods intended for re-export could be stored without being taxed (BibLek III) | 1770: Upon request from Struensee, Johann Friedrich, of how to liberalize the Danish trade, Joost van Hemert adviced for the establishment of a free harbour as well as special warehouse where goods intended for re-export could be stored without being taxed (BibLek III) | ||
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| + | Property''' | ||
| − | Joost van Hemert was of Dutch descent | + | Købmagergade no. 44, Copenhagen |
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| + | Joost van Hemert was of Dutch descent (BibLek | ||
Categories: [[Male]] [[Merchant]] [[Involved in the Asiatic Company]] [[Involved in Kurantbanken]] [[Involved in Westindian-Guinean Company]] [[Involved in Almindelige Handelskompagni]] [[Advisor to the Court]] [[German Reformist Church]] [[Etatsraad]] [[Agent]] | Categories: [[Male]] [[Merchant]] [[Involved in the Asiatic Company]] [[Involved in Kurantbanken]] [[Involved in Westindian-Guinean Company]] [[Involved in Almindelige Handelskompagni]] [[Advisor to the Court]] [[German Reformist Church]] [[Etatsraad]] [[Agent]] | ||
Revision as of 03:19, 26 June 2015
Born 22.6.1696 in Copenhagen. Died 15.6.1775, buried in the German Reformist Church, Gothersgade, Copenhagen.
Family
Father: van Hemert, Peter (1648-1703)
Mother: v. Tagen, Susanne Margrethe (?-1793)
Marriages: 1st marriage: 6.9.1725 in Copenhagen, German Reformist Church, to Decker, Cornelia (31.3.1709-15.11.1731) who was the daughter of Petersen, Hein D. and v. Meurs, Hendrine (BibLek III) 2nd marriage: 14.10.1732 in Hamburg to Mestecker, Petronelle Elisabeth (13.9.1703 in Hamburg - 19.2.1778 in Copenhagen, buried at the German Reformist Church). Petronelle Elisabeth Mesteckers first marriage was to the wine merchant Behagen, Anthony (1687-1727) (BibLek III)
Sons: van Hemert, Peter. Stepson: Behagen, Gyspert (BibLek III)
Timeline
1727: Granted citizenship. Already established in a business of "exchange- and commission trade" (i.e. monetary). Established the merchant house Joost v. H. og Sønner (BibLek III)
1736: At the establishment of Kurantbanken, Joost van Hemert was made its director (BibLek III)
1743-1752: Director of the Asiatic Company (BibLek III)
1745: Appointed Royal Agent (BibLek III)
1747-1754: Director of the Westindian-Guinean Company (BibLek III)
1751: Etatsråd (BibLek III)
1755-1767: Director of the African Company, which he had funded alongside Fabritius, Just based upon shared interest of the expansion of the trade in the Mediterranean (BibLek III)
1757-1769: Director of Almindelige Handelskompagni (BibLek III)
1770: Upon request from Struensee, Johann Friedrich, of how to liberalize the Danish trade, Joost van Hemert adviced for the establishment of a free harbour as well as special warehouse where goods intended for re-export could be stored without being taxed (BibLek III)
Property
Købmagergade no. 44, Copenhagen
Joost van Hemert was of Dutch descent (BibLek
Categories: Male Merchant Involved in the Asiatic Company Involved in Kurantbanken Involved in Westindian-Guinean Company Involved in Almindelige Handelskompagni Advisor to the Court German Reformist Church Etatsraad Agent
