Name |
John South THRALE |
Gender |
Male |
Property |
Sandridge, Hertfordshire, England [1] |
Probably the John Thrale mentioned in the polling registers who had land in Whitehall, London Colney and Sandridge. |
Occupation |
John was an extremely ambitious and thrusting merchant, whose career commenced in the management of a plantation in the West Indies as a young man. His amply documented career gives fascinating insights into cargoes of trading vessels and general commercial conditions of the time. |
Occupation |
Charing Cross, Middlesex, England [2] |
Pastry cook |
Address: Opposite the Admiralty Office |
Occupation |
Saint Martin in the Fields, Middlesex, England [1] |
Pastry cook |
Will |
1790 [1] |
He left the estate of Hooks Farm in Sandridge to his wife Johanna. She had right to use all barns, stabling, the dwelling house, granary, wood and woodlands, and all land that belonged to that farm. |
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A New Thraliana (1973) A chronicle of the Thrale family of Hertfordshire by Richard William Thrale (1931-2007), building on the Thrale chapter from the 1952 book Historic Sandridge. Reproduced in full with consent of the author.
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Burial |
1790 |
Saint Leonards Church, Sandridge, Hertfordshire, England [3] |
Death |
6 Jun 1790 [2, 3] |
- In the Gentleman's Magazine, his death is recorded as Mr. Thrale, pastry cook, opposite the Admiralty Office, Charing Cross. [1]
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Person ID |
I174 |
UK Thrale family | Nomansland, Sandridge branch |
Last Modified |
22 Oct 2024 |