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J.H. HAAN
GRAY, Hubert Marshall Murray 1869-1860
69
.68
As early as 1846 he resided in Shanghai, worked for Dirom, Gray & Co. Authorized to sign for Smith, Kennedy & Co. March 30, 1858,7 partner November 18, 1858;this interest ceased December 31, 1860.72
GREW, Henry Sturgis 1862-1863
Partner in Russell & Co. from January 1, 1860.7
During the absence of F.B. Forbes he acted as vice-consul for Sweden and Norway 1865.8
GRISWOLD, John N. Alsop 1849-1850
Came to China in 1843,9 first in Canton,10 from 1848 in Shanghai11
Partner in Russell & Co. from 1848 till December 31, 1854.7 United States Consul 1848-1851.
HAMILTON, Rowland 1860-1861
Partner in Smith, Kennedy & Co. from November 18, 18587 till December 31, 1860.00
Member of the Shanghai Volunteer Corps.31
HANBURY, Sir Thomas 1865-1866
Born 1832, died 1907.82
In 1853 he founded the firm Hanbury & Co., as from 1856 Crampton, Hanbury & Co.; this partnership was dissolved in September 1857,83 after which he established a new one, Bower, Hanbury & Co.
Made a considerable fortune through the sale of land in Hongkew. He was also a landowner in the French Concession where he tried to initiate the local "Halles", but in this he was unsuccessful (1864-1865).
85
Member of the Commission Provisoire of the French Concession 1865-1866.86
Member of Committees II, III, IV, V, VII and IX. Corresponding secretary of the NCBRAS 1864.87
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J.H. HAAN
GRAY, Hubert Marshall Murray 1869-1860
69
.68
As early as 1846 he resided in Shanghai, worked for Dirom, Gray & Co."" Authorized to sign for Smith, Kennedy & Co. March 30 1858,7 partner November 18, 1858;" this interest ceased Decem- ber 31, 1860.72
GREW, Henry Sturgis 1862-1863
Partner in Russell & Co. from January 1, 1860.”
During the absence of F.B. Forbes he acted as vice-consul for Sweden and Norway 1865."
GRISWOLD, John N. Alsop 1849-1850
Came to China in 1843,” first in Canton,” from 1848 in Shang- hai”
Partner in Russell & Co. from 1848 till December 31, 1854.7 United States Consul 1848-1851.
HAMILTON, Rowland 1860-1861
Partner in Smith, Kennedy & Co. from November 18, 18587 till December 31, 1860.00
Member of the Shanghai Volunteer Corps.31
IIANBURY, Sir Thomas 1865-1866
Born 1832, died 1907.82
In 1853 he founded the firm Hanbury & Co., as from 1856 Crampton, Hanbury & Co.; this partnership was dissolved in Sep- tember 1857,83 after which he established a new one, Bower, Hanbury & Co.
Made a considerable fortune through the sale of land in Hongkew. He was also a landowner in the French Concession where he tried to initiate the local "Halles", but in this he was unsuccessful (1864-1865).
85
Member of the Commission Provisoire of the French Concession 1865-1866.86
Member of Committees II, III, IV, V, VII and IX. Corresponding secretary of the NCBRAS 1864.87
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