- him. It is
believed that
Desmercières was
critical to Bernstorff's
policy of
subsidizing industrial enterprises.
Desmercières was a
major landowner in...
- Koog),
financed by the
banker Jean
Henri Desmercières and
named in
honour of his wife
Elisabeth Sophie Desmercières.
Peter Harry Carstensen (b. 1947), former...
-
Christian VII of Denmark. In 1769, he sold the
property to Jean
Henri Desmercières. The next
owner was the
merchant and
shipowner Henrik Bolten,
whose trading...
-
Gyldensteen p****ed the
house on to his
illegitimate son Jean
Henri Desmercières in 1749. He
constructed a new wing
towards Dronningens Tværgade as an...
-
Charles de La Fare, a
Marshal of
France (d. 1752) 8 May – Jean
Henri Desmercières, French-Danish merchant,
banker and
landowner (d. 1778) 18
March – François...
- 1422. 15th
century by
extinction Norway Desmercières Noble 1776
naturalisation patent for
Johan Henrik Desmercières; died 1779
without sons. 1778 by extinction...
- (state of Schleswig-Holstein) –
Elisabeth Sophie Desmercières, wife of Jean
Henri Desmercières,
financier of the
polder and ****
constructions Erichsburg...
-
inherited the
county of
Frijsenborg after her aunt
Elisabeth Sophie Desmercières, and
became the
biggest landowner in Denmark.
Christine Sophie Holstein...
-
Lyngby from 1734 to 1760. In 1768, he
acquired Rustenborg from Jean
Henri Desmercières. On 15
January 1744 in the
German Reformed Church in Copenhagen, he married...
- was
located on
rented land and
belonged to the land
owner Jean
Henri Desmercières after Lemaire was
called back to
France in 1753. He sold it to the merchant...
