David Carnegie Andrew Agnew

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David Carnegie Andrew Agnew Protestant Exiles from France… (1886)

The brothers of Anthony André, who settled in England, were David, born 1721, and John-Lewis, born 1720. David, who was an Italian merchant of Leadenhall Street, and afterwards of New Broad Street, married, on 8th September 175 1, Mary-Jane, daughter of Andrew Girardot of New Broad Street, merchant; she died in 1786, and he in 1791; their only son died in 1819, in his sixty-eighth year, unmarried. The other brother, John Lewis André was also a merchant in London, who died 24th March 1811, aged eighty-one. He had two sons, John-Lewis and James-Peter.
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David Carnegie Andrew Agnew Protestant Exiles from France… (1886)

Anthony André was a prosperous merchant and resident at Clapton, where he died on 17th April 1769, and was buried in the family vault in St. Augustine’s Church-yard, Hackney. His widow survived till 22nd February 1813, when she died at Bath, in her ninety-second year. Their two sons and three daughters all died unmarried; the daughters’ wealth accumulated to a large sum.
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