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Also known as Jean Macculoch.
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Also known as Johan Maculloch in the DAC Roll Books.
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Baptised 1711-1-23 (Gandil, 1962:47). Died in China (more likely on the way to) in 1761. (Gandil, 1962:49)
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'''Family'''<br />
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Father: [[Macculoch, Thomas]], mother [[Hemert, Marie van]] (Gandil, 1962:47)
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Perhaps related to [[Macculoch, Robert]], who made a will in 1686? (PHT 1925:203)
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Perhaps related to [[MacCaul, Johan]] who received citizenship as merchant in Copenhagen in 1815. (RA: Grosserer-Societetet: Medlemsfortegnelse (1742-1982) 2: 1724,1900)
  
 
'''Timeline'''<br />
 
'''Timeline'''<br />
1754-12 - Listed in the DAC Roll Books as ''2nd Supercargo'' onboard the DAC ship DRONNING JULIANE MARIA headed for Canton. (DAC Roll Books - RA) [[Category:Male]][[Category:Employed at Asiatisk Kompagni]][[Category:Travelled to China]][[Category:DAC Company Trader]]
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Trained by his mothers brother [[Hemert, Gysbert van]] (Gandil, 1962:48)
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1739 - Citizenship in Copenhagen as ''Vintapper''. (Gandil, 1962:48)
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1742 - Married in Reformert Kirke to [[Toyon, Anne Marie]]. (Gandil, 1962:47)
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1743 - Bought a property at Christianshavn, the ''Cort-Adlerske Gård'' in Strandgade. (Gandil, 1962:48)
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1754-12 - Listed in the DAC Roll Books as ''2nd Supercargo'' onboard the DAC ship DRONNING JULIANE MARIA headed for Canton. (DAC Roll Books - RA)  
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1758-12-23 - Listed in the DAC Roll Books as ''2nd supercargo - acting'' onboard the DAC ship PRINCESSE LOVISÆ headed for Canton. (DAC Roll Books - RA)
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1761-12-18 - Listed in the DAC Roll Books as ''2nd Supercargo'' onboard the DAC ship PRINCESSE LOWISE headed for Canton. (DAC Roll Books - RA)
  
1758-12-23 - Listed in the DAC Roll Books as ''2nd supercargo - acting'' onboard the DAC ship PRINCESSE LOVISÆ headed for Canton. (DAC Roll Books - RA) [[Category:Male]][[Category:Employed at Asiatisk Kompagni]][[Category:Travelled to China]][[Category:DAC Company Trader]]
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1762 - Became 1st Supercargo after the death of [[Burg, Johanes van der]] shortly after departure from Copenhagen. (Canton-Macao Dagregisters 1763:72)
  
1761-12-18 - Listed in the DAC Roll Books as ''2nd Supercargo'' onboard the DAC ship PRINCESSE LOWISE headed for Canton. (DAC Roll Books - RA) [[Category:Male]][[Category:Employed at Asiatisk Kompagni]][[Category:Travelled to China]][[Category:DAC Company Trader]]
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[[Category:Male]][[Category:Employed at Asiatisk Kompagni]][[Category:Travelled to China]][[Category:DAC Company Trader]][[Category: Reformist Church]]

Latest revision as of 08:32, 12 December 2017

Also known as Johan Maculloch in the DAC Roll Books.

Baptised 1711-1-23 (Gandil, 1962:47). Died in China (more likely on the way to) in 1761. (Gandil, 1962:49)

Family
Father: Macculoch, Thomas, mother Hemert, Marie van (Gandil, 1962:47)

Perhaps related to Macculoch, Robert, who made a will in 1686? (PHT 1925:203)

Perhaps related to MacCaul, Johan who received citizenship as merchant in Copenhagen in 1815. (RA: Grosserer-Societetet: Medlemsfortegnelse (1742-1982) 2: 1724,1900)

Timeline
Trained by his mothers brother Hemert, Gysbert van (Gandil, 1962:48)

1739 - Citizenship in Copenhagen as Vintapper. (Gandil, 1962:48)

1742 - Married in Reformert Kirke to Toyon, Anne Marie. (Gandil, 1962:47)

1743 - Bought a property at Christianshavn, the Cort-Adlerske Gård in Strandgade. (Gandil, 1962:48)

1754-12 - Listed in the DAC Roll Books as 2nd Supercargo onboard the DAC ship DRONNING JULIANE MARIA headed for Canton. (DAC Roll Books - RA)

1758-12-23 - Listed in the DAC Roll Books as 2nd supercargo - acting onboard the DAC ship PRINCESSE LOVISÆ headed for Canton. (DAC Roll Books - RA)

1761-12-18 - Listed in the DAC Roll Books as 2nd Supercargo onboard the DAC ship PRINCESSE LOWISE headed for Canton. (DAC Roll Books - RA)

1762 - Became 1st Supercargo after the death of Burg, Johanes van der shortly after departure from Copenhagen. (Canton-Macao Dagregisters 1763:72)