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Robert Were Fox (1754–1818) was the second son of [[G. C. Fox|George Croker Fox]] | Robert Were Fox (1754–1818) was the second son of [[G. C. Fox|George Croker Fox]] | ||
1780 Became a principal partner in the family firm, | 1780 Became a principal partner in the family firm, '''G. C. Fox and Sons''', ship brokers, until 1810 | ||
In partnership with John Williams of Scorrier, another local mining magnate, he also purchased the mineral rights of the Duchy of Cornwall for a period of thirty-one years, operating as [[Fox, Williams and Co]]. | In partnership with John Williams of Scorrier, another local mining magnate, he also purchased the mineral rights of the Duchy of Cornwall for a period of thirty-one years, operating as [[Fox, Williams and Co]]. | ||
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Robert Were Fox (1754–1818) was the second son of George Croker Fox
1780 Became a principal partner in the family firm, G. C. Fox and Sons, ship brokers, until 1810
In partnership with John Williams of Scorrier, another local mining magnate, he also purchased the mineral rights of the Duchy of Cornwall for a period of thirty-one years, operating as Fox, Williams and Co.
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