Difference between revisions of "Bügel, Caspar Peter"
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| + | 1783 (c.): Grosserer and awarded [[borgerskab]]. Founded the merchant house [[House of Bügel & Co.]] (BioLek II) | ||
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| − | See also the list of properties under [[House of Bügel & Co.]]. | + | See also the list of properties under [[House of Bügel & Co.]]. in the 1790s, he purchased country estate Bonne Esperance north of Copenhagen near Charlottenlund. In addition, Bügel also bought the so-called Knuthske hotel at [[Frederiksholms Kanal]] (today's number 16) which had a large garden towards the back of the property. Lastly, he purchased Ringsted kloster (the convent in Ringsted) in 1809 at the sum of 330,000 Rd (BioLek II) |
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Revision as of 02:15, 15 June 2016
Caspar Peter Bügel, born 4 March 1759 in Hamburg, died 1 september 1817 in Copenhagen. Buried in Skt. Petri Church (BioLek II)
Family
Timeline
1783 (c.): Grosserer and awarded borgerskab. Founded the merchant house House of Bügel & Co. (BioLek II)
Property
See also the list of properties under House of Bügel & Co.. in the 1790s, he purchased country estate Bonne Esperance north of Copenhagen near Charlottenlund. In addition, Bügel also bought the so-called Knuthske hotel at Frederiksholms Kanal (today's number 16) which had a large garden towards the back of the property. Lastly, he purchased Ringsted kloster (the convent in Ringsted) in 1809 at the sum of 330,000 Rd (BioLek II)
