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• Bjørn, Andreas
  1744 - Sold the ship LOWISA, ex KØBENHAVN to [[Asiatisk Kompagni]]. (Klem, 1985, 1:222) [[Category:Male]][[Category:Merchant]][[Category:Involved in Asiatisk Kompagni]]
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• Battier, Christopher
  Likely distantly related to the merchant [[Iselin, Reinhard]], also from Basel. (Friedrich Weiss-Frey: [https://arch ...nd 1777. ([http://www.jmarcussen.dk/maritim/skibsliste/index.php Marcussen Ship Database]) The captain was [[Hiort, Christian Jensen]].
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• Pingel, William
  Also known as William Werner Pingel. Partner in the merchant house [[House of Pingel, Meyer & Prætorius]] ...Pingel is described as "grosserer". Her second marriage was to the former ship's captain John Clemens from Ireland, and her third marriage was to Justitsr
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• Cramer, Laurentius Johannes
  1780 - Invested in a ship bound for the Danish West Indies. ([http://hafenmeldungen.blogspot.dk/2013/ [[Category: Male]] [[Category: Purchases cottons]][[Category: Merchant]][[Category: DAC Director]]
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• Bech, Jørgen
  Son: [[Bech, Marcus Christian]] 1787-1875, merchant. 1750 - Travelled to China as a scribe for the DAC, but the ship stranded in Göteborg. (Bech: En Kjøbenhavnsk Grosserers, 1910:2)
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• Hooglant, Simon
  Father: [[Hooglant, Diederich]] (1672-1738), merchant of Copenhagen. (BioLek I) ...n Cadiz. ([http://www.jmarcussen.dk/maritim/skibsliste/index.php Marcussen Ship Database])
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• Ølgod, Frederik
  2nd merchant on board the DAC ship CRON PRINCEN AF DANNEMARK that sailed to Tranquebar and Bengal in 1760-1762 [[Category:Male]][[Category:Merchant]][[Category:Involved in Asiatisk Kompagni]][[Category:Freemason]]
  420 B (55 words) - 04:43, 16 February 2017
• Noor, J.
  1798 - Named merchant. His ship MARGRETHE - a ''jagt'' - en route to Lübeck was wrecked near Møn. (Nyerup [[category:Shipowner]][[category:Merchant]]
  303 B (48 words) - 10:07, 27 November 2017
• Boschouwer, Marselis
  1610-1-30 - Departed from Amsterdam onboard the ship DE ZWARTE LEEUW, owned by the VOC and headed for Bantam. Boschouwer was emp [[category:Merchant]][[category:Employed by VOC]][[category:100 Historier]][[category:DOC]]
  943 B (136 words) - 04:17, 31 May 2018
• House of de Coninck & Reiersen
  Merchant house based in Copenhagen. A partnership between [[Coninck, Frédéric de]] ...in which the term "de Coninck & Reiersen" is first used to denomeniate the merchant house [http://www2.statsbiblioteket.dk/mediestream/avis/record/doms_aviser_
  789 B (118 words) - 04:34, 21 September 2018
• Dahl, Peter
  1770 - In command of the ship FRIHEDEN that sailed to the West Indies. This journey he repeated at least ...ric de]] for this journey of the MINERVA (Eliassen, 56). Could this be the ship that brought the partnership between Peter Dahl and [[Coninck, Frédéric d
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• Bie, Ole
  Father: [[Bie, Ole Lauritzen]] (1707-1775), merchant and ''stadskaptajn'' in Trondheim (BioLek III) 1757 - Arrived at Trankebar on board the Asiatic Company ship GREV MOLTKE (BioLek III)
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• House of Taqua Simon & Compagnie
  Unknown merchant house, appear to have operated in Canton ...d from the merchant/merchant house to form part of the return cargo of the ship KONGEN AF DANNEMARK on its first journey to China between 1735-1737 (DNA: A
  635 B (90 words) - 04:04, 21 September 2018
• Amoy, Taqua
  Hong merchant named Amoy ...siatisk Kompagni. These items were to form part of the return cargo of the ship KONGEN AF DANNEMARK on its first journey to China between 1735-1737 (DNA: A
  540 B (76 words) - 03:36, 20 September 2018
• Bargum, (Henning) Frederik
  Merchant in Copenhagen. By family related to [[Gustmeier, Carl Hieronymus]] who trad 1753 - Bought a number of cotton textiles from the Asiatic Company ship PRINSESSE WILHELMINE CAROLINE's cargo (Moltke archive, no. 82)
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• Claessen, Jean Jacob
  Father: [[Claessen, Andreas]], ship owner in Elsinore, died 1783. ([https://mfs.reindex.net/MFS/main/T.php?Ifm= [[category:Merchant]][[category:Elsinore]][[category:Rope Maker]]
  1,000 B (142 words) - 06:52, 23 October 2018
• Claessen, Andreas
  Merchant and ship owner of Elsinore. ([https://mfs.reindex.net/MFS/main/T.php?Ifm=Pz&ColSearc Coowner of the merchant [[House of Salig Arent van Deurs Enke & Co]] along with [[Deurs, Jean Chris
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• Jonstrup, Peter
  1797-5-11 - Passed Elsinore on a ship from Tranquebar carrying ''Ostindiske vahre'', headed for Copenhagen. ([htt ...Whampoa from Manila as captain of the private ship COMMERCE. His security merchant was Ponqua. (Database of Paul van Dyke)
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• Truslew, Niels
  ...ing with C.W. Eckersberg of a British privateer stopping a Danish merchant ship. (Feldbæk: Ostindisk konvoj i den florrissante handelsperiode, p. 91)
  235 B (38 words) - 03:38, 12 September 2019
• Runge, Ernst Christian
  1750s - Named as merchant and ship owner on the Dutch island of St Eustatius. (Enthoven: “That Abominable Ne [[category:Ship Owner]][[category:Merchant]]
  323 B (45 words) - 03:29, 19 September 2019