Difference between revisions of "Peschier, Pierre"
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Peschier, Pierre (1.11.1739-16.1.1812). Born in Geneva, died in Copenhagen. Buried at Assistens Kirkegård | Peschier, Pierre (1.11.1739-16.1.1812). Born in Geneva, died in Copenhagen. Buried at Assistens Kirkegård | ||
| − | Belonged to the French reformist church ( | + | Belonged to the French reformist church (BioLek III) |
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'''Timeline'''<br /> | '''Timeline'''<br /> | ||
| − | 1765-1768: Travels to Portugal, the Netherlands, England and France to learn the merchant business, in particular to learn more about the East Indian trade and trade goods ( | + | 1765-1768: Travels to Portugal, the Netherlands, England and France to learn the merchant business, in particular to learn more about the East Indian trade and trade goods (BioLek III) |
| − | 1768: Came to Denmark at the request of [[Coninck, Frédéric de ]], and Peschier subsequently worked in de Conincks merchant house for some years ( | + | 1768: Came to Denmark at the request of [[Coninck, Frédéric de ]], and Peschier subsequently worked in de Conincks merchant house for some years (BioLek III) |
| − | 1776: Granted citizenship ( | + | 1776: Granted citizenship (BioLek III) |
| − | 1812: Died as a poor man as a result of various economic downturns ( | + | 1812: Died as a poor man as a result of various economic downturns (BioLek III) |
'''Property'''<br /> | '''Property'''<br /> | ||
| − | Peschier owned the house that today houses the headquarters of Danske Bank at Holmens Kanal in Copenhagen ( | + | Peschier owned the house that today houses the headquarters of Danske Bank at Holmens Kanal in Copenhagen (BioLek III) |
| − | Peschier was generally acknowledged as a very talented merchant and traded both in grains and East Indian goods, specifically to Russia in the early days of his career ( | + | Peschier was generally acknowledged as a very talented merchant and traded both in grains and East Indian goods, specifically to Russia in the early days of his career (BioLek III) |
| − | He purchased various goods at the Asiatic Company auctions through his lifetime (RA Moltke), and was considered the greatest customer of the Asiatic Company ( | + | He purchased various goods at the Asiatic Company auctions through his lifetime (RA Moltke), and was considered the greatest customer of the Asiatic Company (BioLek III) |
No account books for Peschiers merchant business survive. There is evidence of his business dealings with other European merchants (University of Bern) | No account books for Peschiers merchant business survive. There is evidence of his business dealings with other European merchants (University of Bern) | ||
Revision as of 17:06, 28 June 2015
Peschier, Pierre (1.11.1739-16.1.1812). Born in Geneva, died in Copenhagen. Buried at Assistens Kirkegård
Belonged to the French reformist church (BioLek III)
Family
Father: Peschier, Pierre
Mother: Blisson, Marguerite
Married to: Grodtschilling, Susanne Marie (14.9.1762 - 18.10.1816)
Timeline
1765-1768: Travels to Portugal, the Netherlands, England and France to learn the merchant business, in particular to learn more about the East Indian trade and trade goods (BioLek III)
1768: Came to Denmark at the request of Coninck, Frédéric de , and Peschier subsequently worked in de Conincks merchant house for some years (BioLek III)
1776: Granted citizenship (BioLek III)
1812: Died as a poor man as a result of various economic downturns (BioLek III)
Property
Peschier owned the house that today houses the headquarters of Danske Bank at Holmens Kanal in Copenhagen (BioLek III)
Peschier was generally acknowledged as a very talented merchant and traded both in grains and East Indian goods, specifically to Russia in the early days of his career (BioLek III)
He purchased various goods at the Asiatic Company auctions through his lifetime (RA Moltke), and was considered the greatest customer of the Asiatic Company (BioLek III)
No account books for Peschiers merchant business survive. There is evidence of his business dealings with other European merchants (University of Bern)
