1718 EVANS John
... Fleet St ...
1745 PALMER & WYATT
... Lombard St ...
1746 ECKSON, N
1758 HARDACRE, M
1761-6 INNECKEN, ASHEMAN & HOPKINS
1766-71 CAMMEYER, C
1786-98? CARR William
1791-2 KUHN George & Martin
1792 ROBERTS & DAVIES
... Essex St ...
1755 RIDER, J
1759 CREMER, SWITZER & MOSTAR
... Silver St ...
1783 CARR, Frederick
... Dogwell Ct ...
1763 TIEDEMANN, RAYMEN & PAULSON
1739 ROWBOTHOM & LILKENDEY
1748-56 RAVENCAMP, F
1749-51 HORMAN & SAMLER
1754-6 SAMLER, H
1756 GEBBART & HAMMOND
1757 DAWSON & CLADEN
1758-71 SAMLER Harman (no.26) [details]
1762 SCHUTTE & RAVENCAMP
1766-72 LEAR Henry (no.25)
1772-94 SAMLER & Son
1776-8 TURNER Barnard (no.8)
1778 COOK Thomas (no.21)
1778-83 PRESTON Thomas (no.5)
1791 SAMLER H & W
1793-1817 SAMLER W & R
1823-4 SAMLER Wm
1784 BRACEBRIDGE & Son
1790s BOYLSTON Thomas & Co
1791-2 BRACEBRIDGE & Co
1794 BRACEBRIDGE A & W
1798-9 BANKS John
1817 BANKE Geo & Co
1823-4 BANKES Geo & Co
1829 BANKES G & C
1830 BANKES, G
1724 BUTLER Henry
1727 FIRMSTONE Samuel
1735 BERKLEY, J & J
1740 EMMERSON Thomas
1742 BERKLEY & INCE
1742 FULLER Thomas
1743-6 CHAPMAN, W
1754-9 WRIGHT & PLUMB
1754-5 BARRATT, C
1755 POWER, J
1759 RICHTER Jacob
1759 BARRATT & JEMMITT
1759-66 BERKLEY & BRACEBRIDGE
1761-6 JEMMITT, T
1763-88 HALLIDAY Robert
1767 VAUGHAN, J
1768-9 BRACEBRIDGE & GIBBS
1777 VAUGHAN & HORTON
1779-84 TURNER Barnard (no.8)
1781 TURNER & SWINEY
1786 VAUGHAN, J & B
1788-92 BOYLSTON Thomas
<1795 LEAR Henry
1732 BUTLER & Co
1744 CROSBY & HALE
1768-9 HALE & RIDER (no.17)
1774-5 + 90-6 GARLE Tho & John (no.17)
1796 BRACEBRIDGE Walter
1797-1817 SMITH & SEIFFE (no.17)
1815-6 SMITH, J
1754 NICHOLS & TOMLINSON
1762 BELLMAN
1771 GARLE & HILTON
1776 + 94 GARLE Tho & John (no.24)
1794-6 SEIFFE & SMITH (no.24)
1798-9 KENDALL, R H (no.24)
1813-7 CHURCH & STOVER (no.25)
LIVH
1735 BOWLES & SCHRODER
1740 COOK, T
1748 BARNSTON & HORTON
1756-60 RIDER, J
1760 HALE, RIDER, GARLE & RIDER
1766-9 RIDER & GARLE (no.3)
1769-72 RIDER Jacob (no.1)
1775-92 WALKER Robert (no.1)
1780 HAHN & SELDENSHO (no.3)
1784 HAHN & QUADENO
1789-92 HAHN & LEE (no.3)
1791 HALES & LEE
1792 LEE Joseph
1794 HAHN & Son
OFSH
1794 BALLENGER Rob (no.6)
1796-8 WALKER Robert (no.1)
1797-1807 MARTINEAU David & Peter, & Mr SPURRELL
1801 SPURRELL & VERDENHALM
1815-7 HAHN G H (no.3)
1818 HOGGART & PHILLIPS (no.1)
1729 LEWIS, E
1732-4 HORTON & IDLE
1735-41 + 44 + 49 + 60 HORTON, J
1740 ORTON John
1741 COAPE & COE
1759-66 BAAS Joachim Gerrard
1761-3 BASS & HAMMOND
1768-72 DEICHMAN George (no.21)
1772 BASS Joachim Gechard
1777-8 STRICKLAND & GRIFFIN
1780 MILLER & SAMLER (no.21)
1783 STRICKLAND William (no.16)
1786 TOWGOOD, DANVERS & VOGLE
1789-90s STRICKLAND William (no.16)
1790-1817 TOWGOOD, DANVERS & Co (no.21)
1791-1818 TOWGOOD, DANVERS & CERIAKES
1817 DANVERS & KENT
1723 SAMWAIES, John
1723 TRENCH, Edmund
1729-38 KIDD & HARBIN
1732 FRENCH, WOWEN & FENWICK
1736 HANKIN, J
1740 BARRETT Christopher
1740-54 CORBETT, T & P
1740-59 WOWEN & FENWICK
1754 COPE & COE
1759 COAPE John
1761-3 FENWICK, M
1761-2 COOPE & JARMAN
1765 SMITH Francis
1767 SMITH & PARKER
1772 FENWICK & BISHOP
1789-92 KING & SCHRODER (no.9)
1792-92 SCHRODER Herman (no.9)
1778-99 GROB John-Ernst (no.11)
1811 GROB, J
1811-21 SCHRODER Herman & Son (no.9)
1729 LEWIS, P & T
1732-4 LEWIS & NELSON
1740 LEWIS Thomas
1759-74 LEWIS Thomas (no.42)
1761-9 MARTIN & LEWES (no.42)
1774-7 MARTIN & Co (no.42)
1776-80 SHUM & Son (no.42)
1784-92 SHUM & GLOVER (no.42)
1794-7 SHUM & GIBSON (no.42)
1802 GIBSON, T
1813-7 GIBSON & Co (no.42)
1726 TRENCH Deputy
1753 COAPE & COE
1754 DANDRIDGE, J & C
1754-63 NASH William
1759-66 DANDRIDGE, J
1766 INNECKEN, ASHERMAN & HOPKINS
1766-8 BARTELS Henry (no.35)
1767-8 DEKEWER John (no.49)
1768-9 DANDRIDGE & BLUNT (no.36)
1769-70 DEKEWER & PERKINS (no.49)
1771 POOLE, S
1774-9 BLUNT Walter (no.36)
1776-80 SEDGEWICK & SPRADO (no.35)
1777 FIXSEN, F
1777 KNOR, Frederick
1781 TILLET, W
1784-5 TRAVERS Benjamin (no.36)
1784-92 DAVIS Robert (no.35)
1786 BANKS John
1789-92 KING & BANKS (no.49)
1790s KNOWLES Thomas & Co (no.35)
1794-9 WORSLEY & HEINEKIN (no.37)
1794-7 PAKEMAN James (no.57)
1794 SEVERN, B
1792-1807 TRAVERS Benjamin (no.36)
1796-9 HAWKSWORTH & PRESCOTT (no.49)
1797 SEVERN, SMITH & COX
1797-9 ACKROYD, T (no.35)
1813-7 DINGWALL James (Maiden Lane)
1815-7 EDELMAN & Son (no.35)
1820 CONWAY & Co
1823 YOUNG Florence & Co (no.61½)
1713-40 CHINNALL, T
1732-4 SCHRODER & BURMESTER
1732-41 WILFORD, J
1742-8 WILFORD & EADE
1743 CHIMMER, T
1747-9 SCHUTTE, C
1754-9 EADES John
1758-75 EDE John (no.1)
1759-63 SCHUTTE & RAVENCAMP
1765-6 KETTLER John
1768-74 KETTLER Cornelius (no.2)
1775-84 MOXHAM James (no.2)
1784-99 HENLOCK & DEWES (no.1)
1750-2 HOMAN, John
1757-68 WALKER John (no.47)
1769-80 WALKER John (no.16)
1772 PAYNE, S
1782 PIERCY, James jun
1789-90s WALKER Robert (no.16)
1714 ASHURST, R
1721 ASHURST, Mr.
1728 ASHURST, T & W
1740 ASHURST Thomas
1747-9 HORNBY, PAYNE & GILHART
1749 ILLINS, H
1754 ASHURST, T
1754 HOMAN, J
1754 ORTON John
1756 GRAMLICH, A
1756-62 HALLIDAY, R
1759-79 HORTON John (no.6)
1763-9 COAPE & JARMAN
1771-1815 BRUCKER George & Son (no.1)
1774-83 JARMAN Nathaniel (no.8)
1779-80 HORTON, MARMADUKE & KERTON (no.6)
1783-99 BELL James & Co (no.6)
1786 JARMAN & SIKES
1789-98 SIKES John & Co (no.8)
1794 SLACK, WALKER & SIKES
1811-5 HENLOCK, DEWS & Co
1811 BANKES, FRIEND & Co
1817-24 BANKES Charles & Co (C & G)(no.6)
1727-30 UNDERWOOD, J
1740-7 CHILDE & BUCKLEY
1750 BUCKLEY, S
1750 CHILDE, C
1754 CHILD & BUCKLEY
1762 FLAGMAN, H
1784-98 CAMMEYER Charles (no.16)
1729-30 NEW, E
1740 CROSBY George
1748 COOPER, H
1755-67 BELLMAN, H
1762 CONSTANTINE, H
1765-72 CONSTANTIEN Hardwick (no.6)
1770-94 PIERCEY James (no.6)
1792 PEARKES James (no.6)
1794 BELL James (no.6)
1794-9 BALLENGER Robert & Co (no.6)
1796-9 HAHN & Son (no.3)
1815 CHURCH & STOVER
1816 CHURCH Elizabeth
1829 BANKS
1783 FRAISER
1815 HOLNESS Joseph (7 Cross Lane)
1728 JEMMET & REHME
1729 JEMMETT, E & E
1730 MOSTYN & PAYNE
1753-4 HALLIDAY & PEIRCY
1755 WEIMAN, G
1760-2 TIEHMAN & SAMLER
1761 PAYNE
1766 PAYNE & BISHOP
1771-2 PAYNE, J & S
1771-9 COOKE Thomas
1772 SAMLER, H
1777 PRESTON, T
1777 TURNER & LINDENBURG
1781 BRACEBRIDGE, J jun
1812 STOEVER, J
1785 BALLINGER Robert
1811 STOEVER John
1811 STROVER & BELL (no.15)
1767-8 DEARBERG Seagmund (no.3)
1769-72 WAKEFORD John (no.3)
1740 BRACEBRIDGE, A
1752-5 GOEBELL, J & G
1759-66 GOEBELL John Gerrard
1762 GOEBELL, G & A
1777-94 BRACEBRIDGE, A & W
1724-33 CLAYTON, T
1769-72 GREENHOW James (no.2)
1612-4 HOSKOM Arthur
1725 SODEN, T
1799 DARKNELL & HOWE (no.4)
1741 INCE, P
1752 HALE, P
1759 LINDE Andrew
1764 BUTLER, J
1772-5 TURNER Barnard (no.5)
1784 MANNING & FRALEY
1754-9 NELSON James
1760 SCHUTTE, RAVENCAMP & INKEN
1766 RAVENCAMP & KETTLER
1767-79 RAVENCAMP Frederick (no.18)
1784-99 GLOVER, David (no.19)
1794 GLOVER, D & T
1811 MILLIKEN & ACKROYD (no.19)
1815-22 ACKROYD Thomas (no.19)
1789-2 KNOWLYS Thomas (no.28)
1796 KELLER Philip
1811-2 BAUMAN, G S (no.28)
1815 DIXON & HECKMAN (no.28)
1817 GOULET, A & Co
1724 ATKINS, A
1737 WRIGHT, L
1752 BLUNT, Sir H & JOHNSON
1761-2 BLUNT, Sir C, W & H
1763-9 BLUNT, Sir Charles
1779-80 BISHOP George & Samuel (no.3)
1782 BISHOP, G & S, & BLUNSTONE
1784 GRIFFIN George
1789-2 TRAVERS Benjamin & Co (no.2)
1790 BELL & KRUGER
1791-2 BELL John
1792-5 HOMEWOOD Thomas
1792 BELL & Co
1796-9 BELL James
1797-9 HARRIS & ROBINSON
1809-17 FENN Thomas (no.2)
1735-8 HARTOP & ROTSHOUCH (Tower Hill)
1783-1819 MAN, E D & F (coopers/brokers) (23 Harp Lane)
1795 TOWGOOD & DANVERS (Harp Lane)
1832 GEORGE & HARWOOD
1722 UNDERWOOD, J (Trigg Stairs)
1722-3 REEME, CROOK & JAMMETT
<1723 BUTTLER, Benjamin
1725 TARNNAIES, J (Three Cranes)
1725-33 BLUNT & WRIGHT
1727-9 KIDD, BELITHA & HARBIN (Brick Hill Lane)
1728-9 FELLOWS, T (Five Foot Lane)
1731 BURMESTER, L (Lawrence Poultney Lane)
<1738 KIDD
1738-40 TORRIANA, J (Three Cranes)
1739 BLOOM, GABHERT & STEPHAN (Addle Hill)
1740 ROTSHOUCH & TORRIANA
1741 ROTSHOUCH & TORRIANA (Steel Yard)
1741-2 BERKLEY, J (Baynards Castle)
1745 COAP
<1746 EMERSON, Thomas
1746-7 TRULOCH & NASH (Three Cranes)
1747-9 BLOOM, F (Addle Hill)
1748-52 LEACHMAN, J (Fishmongers Hall)
1750-3 NASH, W (Three Cranes)
1753 NICHOL & HORTON (Five Foot Lane)
1752-3 MARSH & HARDACRE (Queenhythe)
1754 BARTELS & MASON (High Timber St)
1754-9 LEACHMAN John (nr the bridge)
1755 WRIGHT, P (Somers Key)
1756-7 MARSH, J (Five Foot Lane)
1759-70 QUELCH Richard (no.207)
1760 BLUNT, H (Lawrence Poultney Lane)
1760-3 RAWLINSON, DAWSON, NEWMAN & HASE (Fishmongers Hall)
1762 SMITH & LEHMAN (Brick Hill Lane)
1763 RAWLINSON, T & others (Steel Yard)
1763-6 PLUMBE Charles
1766 JONES Richard
1766 HALE & PYCROFT (Vintners Hall)
<1767 PAYNE
1767 BARTLETT
1767-9 BILL & BURTON (Brick Hill Lane)
1768 ELLIS Barnaby (no.34)
1768 HASE, H (Fishmongers Hall)
1768-9 JEMMITT & VAUGHAN (no.25)
1768-9 HALE & PYCROFT (no.68)
1768-72 PAYNE John
1771 GARLE (Kiln Lane)
1771-4 HELMKEN & RATCLIFF (Broken Wharf)
1772 NICHOL, J (Five Foot Lane)
1772 PYCROFT, W (Vintners Hall)
1773 PYCROFT William (no.68)
1773-6 HASE Henry (no.127)
1776 WHITEMAN, J
1776 MARSH John, broker (no.203)
1777 GIBB, C
1779-80 TILLETT William (no.68)
1779-80 VAUGHAN John (no.25)
1780 LABORDE Samuel (no.207)
1780 CARR & LEAR
1781 GIBBS
1781 INNECKEN, C
1781 LABORDE, S
1783-9 VAUGHAN John & Benjamin(no.25)
1784 ANSELL & PLATER (no.34)
1784 BARBER John & Joseph (no.78)
1784 BRACEBRIDGE & STREATFIELD (Rutland PL)
1789 BARBER John (no.78)
1789 BRACEBRIDGE & Co (Rutland Pl)
1789 FOX Edward (no.68)
1789 HESE Ann (no.127)
1789 HOMEWOOD Thomas (no.34)
1789-94 FAWKES Edward (no.68)
1789-99 SYKES Luke (no.180)
1790-2 SHAW Benjamin, cooper (no.203)
1790-3 HASE Anne (no.127)
1790-7 BANKES John & Co (no.202)
1791-4 WIPLE & BEESWANK (no.240)
1792 BARBER John & Joseph (no.73)
1792 TRAVERS Benjamin & Co (no.2)
1793 SYKES, L (Brick Hill Lane)
1794 BARBER Jo. & Mary (no.78)
1794-5 FRIEAKE & Co (no.207)
1794 KNOWLYS Thomas (no.78)
1794-9 WALTON & DETMAR (no.127)
1795 KNOWLES, T (Brick Hill Lane)
1795 KING & BANKS
c1795 WATSON Jacob Kruger
1796 KNIES & PRITZLER (no.78)
1796-9 NICHOLL John (no.68)
1797 KNOWLES Thomas (no.78)
1797-9 WIPLE & Son (no.240)
1797-9 SHAW & CHURCH, coopers (no.203)
1800 FRIECKE & ENDELMAN
1801 GROBB
1807-32 SMITH John (no.50)
1810-11 REYNOLDS John
1811 FENN, Thomas (no.78)
1811 SMITH & BROWN (no.50)
1811-7 FRIEAKE H&S (no.205)
1811 RITHERDON Samuel (no.202)
1813 PENN, T
1813-4 RITHERDON & SUTHNIER (no.202)
1813-5 TROLLOPE H & Co
1815 COSLETT & SOUTHMIER
1815 DANVERS, C (Rutland Pl)
1815 EAMER, T H (no.240)
1815 BANKES John (Castle St)
1815 RONALDS
1815-21 BASSANO & Co (no.180)
1815-7 ELLIOTT & RUCKER (no.44)
1815-7 REYNOLDS John & Co (no.68)
1817 RITHERDON & Co (no.202)
1818 EAMET, J
1823-4 RUCKER M.D. (no.44)
1827 EAMER, T H (no.243)
1834 SMITH & Son (no.50)
1834 BANKES Geo (no.16)
1835-36 SMITH Charles (no.50)
1838-40 SMITH Charles (no.203)
1840-51 SMITH & TYERS (no.203)
The directories of 1817 & 1839 show
over 30 entries for sugar brokers
in Mincing Lane. [details]
As well as refiners....
1544 BOSSIGNE Cornelius ?
1544 CHESTER William, Sir ?
1544 GARDENOR John ?
1544 MUNSEY ?
1544 POYNS Fernando ?
1585-92 MYDDLETON Thomas, Sir
1732 ASHURST, W & T
1839 HASLEHURST William (no.13)
1839 HEWITT William (no.4)
The directories show entries
for sugar brokers in Gt Tower St.
As well as refiner....
1790s CAMMEYIER Charles (no.16)
"In 1811, the City's commodity traders, dealing mainly in
colonial produce, erected
by subscription the London Commercial Sale Rooms, aiming thereby to
rival the coffee-houses
by providing a complete market for the sale of sugar, cotton, coffee,
tobacco, indigo and
other imported goods. The new building was in Mincing Lane and the
front part comprised
'a magnificent coffee-room' on the ground floor and two public
salerooms above, the back
part counting houses on the lower floors and five showrooms above."
".... later in the day, the produce brokers of Mincing Lane would be
selling by auction
in the Commercial Sale Rooms their 'foreign and colonial' produce of
tea, sugar, coffee,
spices and the rest, with up to 150 potential bidders 'all armed with
catalogues and pens'."
In 1845 the concern of Trueman & Cook was described as, ".....
the leading colonial broking
house in Mincing Lane: such is the extent of their operations, that it
is said, they dispose
of produce of the worth of several millions of money in the course of
the year. They are
general brokers, and do not, like other firms, confine their attention
to one special article;
they sell largely of sugar, coffee, spices, indigo, etc, upon which
they take a commission,
which is their remuneration."
...[from: "The City of London, vol 1, A World of its Own, 1815-1890" by
David Kynaston, pub.Chatto & Windus Ltd, 1994. ISBN 0 7011 6094
2.]
One of the many Offices & Sale Rooms in Mincing Lane is shown left, however for a picture of the Commercial Sale Rooms, click here, then enter 5270 into the search box.
For a detailed map of the locations of many of the City's sugar brokers and sugar coopers, click here
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(For local directory of sugar houses, click here.) (For national directory of sugar houses, click here.)
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