The Atherton Trading Company also known as the Atherton Syndicate was formed in 1659; with Humphrey Atherton and John Winthrop, Governor of Connecticut...

earlier attempts to establish a New England carrying trade by, for example, the Atherton Trading Company and John Hull. But proposals by Peleg Sanford provided...

Stonington, CT), to solidify their gains. The Atherton Trading Company, (which included Humphrey Atherton and John Winthrop the Younger), southern land...

of the mortgage of Pessicus's land to the Atherton Trading Company for 735 fathoms of wampum. The Company then foreclosed on the mortgage. The land included...

ship involved in the coasting trade. In 1660, he purchased shares in the Atherton Trading Company, a land development company with interests in the "Narragansett...

size elsewhere. He also claimed to be a representative of the Atherton Trading Company of New England engaging in the interest of Thomas Chiffinch, who...

William Brenton Benedict Arnold In 1659 a second group set up the Atherton Trading Company, with perceived rights to land in Narragansett, in an area south...

Saffin was also a significant investor in the Atherton Trading Company (named after Humphrey Atherton), whose partners included many of the leading merchants...

owned by his uncle, Nathan Spear. Like Atherton he liked the daughters of powerful men. Davis engaged in trading trips to Yerba Buena and the Hawaiian...

River and Manhattan. Atherton was born into a maritime trading family from Castine, Maine. His father, Colonel Abel Willard Atherton (1777–1821) was born...

office closed in 1999. List of early settlers of Rhode Island Atherton Trading Company Address: South County History Center, 2636 Kingstown Road, Kingston...

this parish and the home of his slave trading guardian-uncle, John Atherton. Another ancestor, Richard Atherton, was the first modern Mayor of Liverpool...

management consultancy McKinsey & Company and a protégé of Anil Kumar accused in the related Galleon Group insider trading cases with Kumar and former classmate...

both the textile and clock and watchmaking industries. One of his companies, Atherton & Co., became a leading manufacturer of cotton spinners, with locations...

Cornelius Atherton (1737–1809), was an iron manufacturer, an inventor and an active gunmaker for patriot cause during the American Revolutionary War. He...

James Atherton Tilden (December 6, 1835 - 1920) was an American politician from Boston, who served in the Massachusetts House of Representatives after...

elder brother. Since slave trading syndicates were often agreements limited between just a handful of individuals, Atherton may have been one of the many...

Atherton Distillery, the producers of Atherton Whiskey. Between 1883 and 1899 he was vice president and general manager of John M. Atherton & Company...

– now headed by executive chairman Giovanni Ferrero – includes 38 trading companies, 18 factories, and approximately 40,000 employees, and produces around...

evidence linking James Atherton to the Slave Trade. His name is notably absent from the lists of the Company of Merchants trading to Africa for the late...

birth name was "Oswald Arthur Fleming", but he adopted and used the name Atherton Fleming; friends knew him as "Mac". Often pronounced /ˈseɪ.ərz/ SAY-ərz...

Robert Crossley Atherton (February 23, 1908 – January 12, 1986); was an American magazine editor, author, publisher, artist and designer. He was the art...

his first distillery at the age of 26. J. M. Atherton Company was founded in 1867, although the Atherton whiskey brand was marketed from November 30,...

Joshua Atherton (June 20, 1737 – April 3, 1809), was a lawyer and early anti-slavery campaigner in Massachusetts and New Hampshire. He served as Attorney...

: 52  His grandfather, James Atherton, arrived from England in the 1630s, and went to serve under Captain John Whiting's Company, and went on to become one...

to Patricia Perkins-Leone. The couple has four children, and lives in Atherton, California. They have been seeking to build an oceanfront home in Makena...

Robert Atherton CCS, JP (1801 – 1855) was a 19th-century British colonial official in British Ceylon (present day Sri Lanka) for more than 25 years. After...

changed its name to Hawaiian Telephone Company in 1954, with J Ballard Atherton as company president. In 1967 Connecticut-based GTE Corp. acquired Hawaiian...

Atherton was born into a wealthy and influential Boston family. His father, William Atherton (1821–1891) had co-owned "Atherton, Stetson and Company"...

family company, the Marmon Group. His elder brother Jay Pritzker assigned him the task of managing the Hyatt Hotel chain. Donald moved to Atherton, California...