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Anthony Weltden was an
administrator of the
English East
India Company. He
served as
President of
Bengal in the
early eighteenth century.
Provinces of...
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Siamese attack on
Weltden's force. In
October 1687,
Weltden was
finally able to
return to
Madras while White in the Resolution, with
Weltden's permission, returned...
- New York, USA:
Bailliere Brothers, p. 9. Gesner, Abraham; Gesner,
George Weltden (1865) A
Practical Treatise on Coal, Petroleum, and
Other Distilled Oils...
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Bengal in 1694.
Russell served as
President of Bengal,
succeeding Anthony Weltden in the post in 1711. On 17
December 1697,
Russell married Mary Eyre, sister...
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Company under President Elihu Yale in 1687, who
subsequently sent
Anthony Weltden with two
warships to
punish Burnaby and White, as well as
demanding recompense...
- contingencies, for 590 tons. 1st EIC
voyage (1804–1805):
Captain George Weltden acquired a
letter of
marque on 5 May 1806. He
sailed from
Portsmouth on...
- of his sons,
Brower (1834–1873), John
Frederick (1839–1899), and
George Weltden (1829–1904),
pursued careers in
geology and chemistry. For a time, Gesner...
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retainer Thomas Mountford. Not
retained by
Warwick after Salisbury's death.
Weltden,
Richard Witham,
Thomas A
lawyer of
Cornburgh and
according to
Hicks "a...
- Her new
owner was
James Pycroft, and her new
master became George Weltden.
Weltden left the
Downs on 14 June 1802,
bound for St
Helena and Bengal, and...
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Laurence Acton 1425 John Pray 1426
Thomas Chirden 1427 John
Clerk 1428
Simon Weltden 1429 John Jay 1430
Richard Hall 1431 John
Clerk 1432
Edward Bertram 1433...
