Abraham Bell & Son.

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Quaker shipping and commission merchants, New York City, established ca. 1804 as Abraham Bell & Company; name changed to Abraham Bell & Son in 1844. The firm had extensive dealings with merchant firms in Ireland and England and traded in a wide variety of goods, particulalry cotton and linen. During the 1840s, the company was additionally involved in providing transport for Irish immigrants to the United States.

From the description of Abraham Bell & Son records supplement, 1833-1853. (New-York Historical Society Library). WorldCat record id: 476440532

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creatorOf Abraham Bell & Son. Abraham Bell & Son records supplement, 1833-1853. New-York Historical Society Library
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associatedWith Bell, Jacob, 1792-1852. person
associatedWith Bell, James C. person
associatedWith Bell, James G. person
associatedWith Cunningham, Nathaniel Fellows, 1798-1871. person
associatedWith English, Isaac. person
associatedWith Harvey Brothers. person
associatedWith Harvey, Reuben. person
associatedWith Jones, William, of Philadephia. person
associatedWith Malcomson & Co. corporateBody
associatedWith Malcomson, David. person
associatedWith Malcomson, Joseph. person
associatedWith Merry, William H. person
Place Name Admin Code Country
New York (State)--New York
Ireland
New York (N.Y.)
United States
Subject
Cotton trade
Emigration and immigration
Irish Americans
Quaker business people
Shipping
Occupation
Activity
Commission merchants
Merchant

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Active 1833

Active 1853

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