Enderby, Samuel
Variant namesSamuel Enderby Jnr. was born in 1756 in England, the son of Samuel Enderby (1720-1797), who had established the whaling and sealing firm of Samuel Enderby &Sons. During the late eighteenth and early nineteenth century, Enderby vessels made profitable voyages to both northern and southern waters. In 1791, he arranged for whalers to carry convicts to Port Jackson, Australia in the Third Fleet. In 1806, the Enderby captain Abraham Bristow discovered the Auckland Islands, naming one of the islands Enderby Island. Samuel Enderby married Mary and the couple's three sons, Charles, Henry and George, inherited the firm on his death in 1829.
From the guide to the Samuel Enderby collection, 1775-1829, (Scott Polar Research Institute, University of Cambridge)
Epithet: of Add MS 22902
British Library Archives and Manuscripts Catalogue : Person : Description : ark:/81055/vdc_100000001087.0x000019
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| creatorOf | Samuel Enderby collection, 1775-1829 | Scott Polar Research Institute | |
| creatorOf | Enderby, Samuel. Whaling documents [manuscript]. | Libraries Australia | |
| referencedIn | Vol. III.includes:ff. 5, 17 Reverend William Bryce: Letters to G. Chalmers: 1807-1808. ff. 19, 21 Robert Muter, DD: Letters to G. Chalmers: 1805-1808. f. 23 George Frederick Beltz, Lancaster Herald: Letter to G. Chalmers: 1808. ff. 27, 119 Patrick... | British Library |
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