Samuel Enderby & Sons

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rdf:type	British person in whaling Sealer 1775 establishment in England owl:NamedIndividual Ship owner British company disestablished in 1854 British company established in 1775 Defunct company based in London Whaling firm 1854 disestablishment in England
rdfs:label	Samuel Enderby & Sons
owl:sameAs	dbr:Samuel_Enderby_
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skos:prefLabel	Samuel Enderby & Sons
skos:altLabel	HMS Syren Charles, Samuel & George Enderby Enderby & Co. Enderby Brothers Messers Enderby firm named after him
clgo:fate	Liquidation
clgo:foundedBy	Samuel Enderby
clgo:foundingYear	1776 1775
clgo:industry	Whaling
clgo:location	London United Kingdom England
clgo:locationCity	London
is clgo:owner of	Essex Junior Georgiana (1791 ship) Georgiana (1802 ship) Swan (1808 ship) Atlantic (1805 ship) William and Ann (1759) Britannia (1783 whaler) HMS Charybdis (1809) Speedy (1779 ship) French brig Serpent (1807) Otter (1807 ship)

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