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1807-1871
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1804-1894
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1797-1854
Travelled incognito under the name of the Count de Hohenstein when visiting Trinity College in 1844.
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1847-1941
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c 1821-1900
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1882–1976
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1787-1850
John Robinson married Cordelia Ann Palmer on 22 July 1824 in Great Yarmouth.
He was a fish merchant and a councillor for the burgh of Banff, Scotland between 1838 and 1845.
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c 1767-1824
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1868-1918
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1800–1880
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1869-1941
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1870-1857
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1867-1947
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1868-1948
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b 20th cent.
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1914-2002
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b 1976
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1925-1984
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b 1953
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b 1953
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1870-1952
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1792–1874
Anderdon succeeded his father, John Proctor Anderdon, as partner of Manning and Anderdon, a firm of West Indian merchants who acted as consignees for sugar and financiers for slave owners. They also owned enslaved people themselves and received compensation for ownership of enslaved people, which was assigned to their creditors as a result of their bankruptcy in 1831.