Jardine, David, 1818-1856 (merchant)
Biography
David Jardine trained in London before joining Jardine, Matheson & Co. in China. He was a Director of the company, 1843-1856, and became the Taipan following the retirement of Donald Matheson in 1848. He was the nephew of William Jardine, co-founder of Jardine, Matheson & Co., and the cousin of David Jardine of Balgray, founder of Jardine, Skinner & Co.
Found in 65 Collections and/or Records:
Private letters: Bombay, 1828-1871
Private letters: Calcutta, 1815-1867
Private letters: Canton, 1813-1872
Private letters: East Indies, Siam and Malaya, 1813-1882
Private letters: Europe, 1828-1882
Private letters: Foochow and River Min, 1854-1880
Private letters: Great Britain, 1829-1873
Private letters: Hong Kong, 1829-1886
Private letters: India, 1820-1867
Private letters: Kumsingmun, 1835-1852
The correspondents include Abraham Joseph Burley (or J. Burley; Captain of the 'John', 'Zenobia' and 'Falcon'); Captain James Burnett; Jose A. da Fonseca; William Jardine; George Kennedy (of the 'Governor Findlay' and 'Fairy'); George Lungley (of the 'Lady Hayes'); William Mackay (Captain of the 'John Biggar' and 'Fairy'); Donald Matheson; John Rees (Captain of the 'Dansborg', 'Kronberg', 'Colonel Young', 'Austin' and 'Lady Hayes'); and William Strachan (Captain of the 'Lady Hayes').
Private letters: London, 1814-1882
Private letters: Macao, 1813-1872
Private letters: Shanghai, 1844-1888
Private letters: unplaced, 1806-1886
Private letters: Woosung, 1848-1853
The correspondents include Alexander Grant Dallas; Duncan Forbes (Captain of the 'Lady Hayes', 'Folkestone' and 'Mahamoodie'); Isaac Gutsell (Captain of the 'Hellas'); [ ] Jardine; David Jardine (partner, Jardine, Matheson & Co.); Joseph Jardine; and Alexander Wentworth Macpherson.