Abraham CropAlter: 67 Jahre1677–1744
- Name
- Abraham Crop
- Vornamen
- Abraham
- Nachname
- Crop
| Geburt | um 1677 32 |
| Geburt einer Schwester | Elisabeth „Saint Dunant“ Crop 5. September 1678 (Alter 20 Monate) |
| Heirat | Susannah „Richmond upon Thames“ Banner — Diese Familie ansehen 18. März 1714 (Alter 37 Jahre) Notiz: Married March 18, 1714, Holy Trinity, The Minories, City of London, Middlesex, England, to Susannah BANNER 1692-1759 with
M James Unmarried CROP 1714-1772
M Abraham died young CROP 1716-1723
F Susannah CROP 1716-1733
M Richard Died in infancy CROP 1718-1718
M John Died in infancy CROP 1719-1720
M John Died in infancy CROP 1721-1722
M Richard of Westhoe, in Cambridgeshire CROP 1722-1796
F Sarah CROP 1725-1780 |
| Geburt eines Sohns #1 | James Crop um 1714 (Alter 37 Jahre) |
| Tod eines Vaters | James „of London and Richmond“ Crop Dezember 1723 (Alter 46 Jahre) Notiz: Verstorben im Dezember 1723 - Richmond, Surrey, England, ungefähres alter 78 Jahre alt
Beigesetzt am 9. Dezember 1723 - Austin Friars, City of London, Middlesex, England |
| Beruf | Kaufmann Notiz: Draper. Merchant importing of Linen from Amsterdam, William Lowndes to the Customs Commissioners to report on the enclosed petition of Abraham Crop to whom the ship Hedwick Sophia is consigned and now arrived in the Thames from Eclefeur [Eckernförde] in Holstein, praying leave for same to unlade wit, Of the commissioners appointed on 21st June, 1711, to manage and direct the ‘One and a half million lottery and the adventure of two millions’. The Classis, was the brain child of Sir John Blunt, Susannah (Banner) Cropp’s step-father., Linen merchant. Creditor to the linen draper Richard COCKE to import plain cloth from Holland, Flanders, Germany, the Baltic and France, together with Holland and Sletia diaper., The ‘General Court of the Societies of Mines-Royal, Mineral and Battery Works’ appointed Abraham Cropp to the committee managing the ‘Affair of insuring Ships and Merchandize’, he was named a director of the Royal Exchange Assurance Company, Involved with the South Sea Company of his step-grandfather, Sir John Blunt. Not a director, Abraham, as an officer of the Company of Copper Mines in the Principality of Wales, was responsible for issuing stock in the company, Bank agent for the Equivalent Company, Edinburgh, Abraham was chosen, along with seven other gentlemen, to audit the accounts of St. Thomas’s Hospital. Abraham’s involvement with the hospital lasted a number of years., In the obituary notices of The General Evening Post "Saturday last died Mrs. Crop, formerly of Fenchurch-street, relict of Abraham Crop, Hamburgh Merchant" |
| Tod | 17. Februar 1744 (Alter 67 Jahre) Adresse: Austin Friars Notiz: Deceased February 17, 1744 - Richmond upon Thames, Surrey, England, aged 67 years old
Buried in 1744 - Austin Friars, City of London, Middlesex, England |
| Familie mit Eltern |
| Vater |
James „of London and Richmond“ Crop Geburt: um 1645 29 23 — Altona, Hamburg, Deutschland Tod: Dezember 1723 — City of London, England |
| Mutter |
Abigal Bush Geburt: Tod: |
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Heirat: 20. April 1675 — Westham, Essex, England |
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3 Jahre er selbst |
Abraham Crop Geburt: um 1677 32 Tod: 17. Februar 1744 — London, Essex, England |
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20 Monate jüngere Schwester |
Elisabeth „Saint Dunant“ Crop Geburt: 5. September 1678 33 — London, Essex, England Tod: 30. Mai 1749 — London, Essex, England |
| Familie mit Susannah „Richmond upon Thames“ Banner |
| er selbst |
Abraham Crop Geburt: um 1677 32 Tod: 17. Februar 1744 — London, Essex, England |
| Ehefrau |
Susannah „Richmond upon Thames“ Banner Geburt: Tod: |
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Heirat: 18. März 1714 — |
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9 Monate Sohn |
James Crop Geburt: um 1714 37 — London, Essex, England Tod: um 1772 |
| Heirat | Married March 18, 1714, Holy Trinity, The Minories, City of London, Middlesex, England, to Susannah BANNER 1692-1759 with
M James Unmarried CROP 1714-1772
M Abraham died young CROP 1716-1723
F Susannah CROP 1716-1733
M Richard Died in infancy CROP 1718-1718
M John Died in infancy CROP 1719-1720
M John Died in infancy CROP 1721-1722
M Richard of Westhoe, in Cambridgeshire CROP 1722-1796
F Sarah CROP 1725-1780 |
| Beruf | Draper. Merchant importing of Linen from Amsterdam, William Lowndes to the Customs Commissioners to report on the enclosed petition of Abraham Crop to whom the ship Hedwick Sophia is consigned and now arrived in the Thames from Eclefeur [Eckernförde] in Holstein, praying leave for same to unlade wit, Of the commissioners appointed on 21st June, 1711, to manage and direct the ‘One and a half million lottery and the adventure of two millions’. The Classis, was the brain child of Sir John Blunt, Susannah (Banner) Cropp’s step-father., Linen merchant. Creditor to the linen draper Richard COCKE to import plain cloth from Holland, Flanders, Germany, the Baltic and France, together with Holland and Sletia diaper., The ‘General Court of the Societies of Mines-Royal, Mineral and Battery Works’ appointed Abraham Cropp to the committee managing the ‘Affair of insuring Ships and Merchandize’, he was named a director of the Royal Exchange Assurance Company, Involved with the South Sea Company of his step-grandfather, Sir John Blunt. Not a director, Abraham, as an officer of the Company of Copper Mines in the Principality of Wales, was responsible for issuing stock in the company, Bank agent for the Equivalent Company, Edinburgh, Abraham was chosen, along with seven other gentlemen, to audit the accounts of St. Thomas’s Hospital. Abraham’s involvement with the hospital lasted a number of years., In the obituary notices of The General Evening Post "Saturday last died Mrs. Crop, formerly of Fenchurch-street, relict of Abraham Crop, Hamburgh Merchant" |
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| Tod | Deceased February 17, 1744 - Richmond upon Thames, Surrey, England, aged 67 years old
Buried in 1744 - Austin Friars, City of London, Middlesex, England |