Tudor, Henry James, 1791-1864

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Birth 1791
Death 1864

Biographical notes:

Henry James Tudor, the eighth and youngest child of William (1750-1819) and Delia Jarvis Tudor (1753-1843), lived from 1791 to 1864. He was an assistant to his brother Frederic (1783-1864) in the ice business, while at the same time carrying on experiments for evaporating sea salt in large quantities. In 1844, he married Fanny Hortense Foster, daughter of William Foster, Junior, merchant of Boston. They had three daughters.

From the description of Henry James Tudor papers, 1819-1849. (New England Historic Genealogical Society). WorldCat record id: 64434445

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Subjects:

  • Ice industry
  • Salt industry and trade

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Places:

  • Gardiner (Me.) (as recorded)
  • Boston (Mass.) (as recorded)

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