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Conrad William Finzel (1793-1859)
Conrad William Finzel (1793-1859) of [[Rotch and Finzel]]


Born in Germany
Born in Germany

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Conrad William Finzel (1793-1859) of Rotch and Finzel

Born in Germany

1817 Married (1) at Bristol to Eleonora Curling

Head of 'a well-known and extensive sugar refinery in Bristol'

1834 Married (2) at Trowbridge to Isabella Dawes

1846 Built Finzel's Sugar Refinery in Bristol

1851 Residing at 5 Cave Street, Bristol: Conrad W. Finzel (age 57 born Frankfurt), Sugar Refiner. With his wife Isabella and daughter Anna Maria and his MIL. [1]

Built and owned Clevedon Hall, originally named Frankfort Hall

Died at Baden-Baden

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  1. ↑ 1851 Census
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