Robert Tippler

Probably Robert Tippler who was a Colonial Broker. In the 1841 census he described himself as a Sugar Broker. He was evidently a widower, living with his 2 sons William (1821-) and Henry (1823), both of whom were clerks. Living with them was also a servant, Mary Bouldind (1811-).

Tippler was the son of Robert and Ann Tippler, born February 1779 (baptized 28 February 1779) and died October 1850 (burial date, 2 November 1850).

Tippler, described as a Colonial Broker, Dealer and Chapman, trading under the firm of Vandewall and Tippler, was declared bankrupt, November 1848. (The final dividend on the estate was not paid until December 1895.)

HO107/720/Book 14; Civil Parish: St Dunstan in The East, Middlesex; Enumeration District: 9; f. 7. p. 10.

London Metropolitan Archives, Holy Trinity Minories, Composite register: baptisms 1710 - 1812, burials 1712 - 1750, P69/TRI2/A/002/MS09239; London Metropolitan Archives, St Dunstan in the East, Transcript of composite register: baptisms 1815 - 1816, 1846 - 1852, 1854 - 1856, 1858 - 1859, marriages 1815 - 1816, burials 1815 - 1816 and 1846 - 1852, 1815 - 1859, P69/DUN1/A/01/Ms 14562; Call Number: Guildhall: P69/DUN1/A/01/Ms 14562.

London Gazette, Issue 20922, 01/12/1848, p. 4409; London Gazette, Issue 26678, 08/11/1895, p. 6065.