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- Messrs Drummond (c.1712-date), established in London, is part of NatWest Group. Brief history This private bank was founded by the London goldsmith Andrew Drummond. He had begun his goldsmithing career as an apprentice in Edinburgh before moving to London.
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Messrs Drummond (c.1712-date), established in London, is part of NatWest Group. Brief history. This private bank was founded by the London goldsmith Andrew Drummond. He had begun his goldsmithing career as an apprentice in Edinburgh before moving to London.
Messrs. Drummond, Bankers is a formerly independent private bank in the United Kingdom that is now part of NatWest Group. The Royal Bank of Scotland incorporating Messrs Drummond, Bankers is based at 49 Charing Cross in central London.
Kimberly Drummond was portrayed by Dana Plato. She was the only biological child and daughter of wealthy widower, Phillip Drummond (Conrad Bain). She was born on Park Avenue in New York City on October 22, 1964.
CharacterPortrayed BySeasons(5)Seasons(6)Phillip DrummondArnold JacksonWillis JacksonKimberly DrummondMessrs Drummond survived the banking crisis of 1772 almost unscathed, having cautiously avoided speculative bills, and as a result found themselves to be in stable circumstances during the period of economic recovery.
Dec 5, 2007 · By the mid 1760s Cox & Drummond had blossomed to become agents for the Dragoons and eight more Infantry regiments. Success was built on the company’s reputation for keen attention to the welfare of its regiments.
- Des, For non Great War purposes I attended a 'meet the archivists' conference the other day in London. I was talking to one of the archivists of Ll...
- The term Army Agent comes from the days when commissions were purchased and the agents handled the financial transactions involved. By 1914 they ac...
- one of the first indications that my grandfather had become a pow was a letter to his parents from Cox & Co stating that he had cashed a cheque...
- Many thanks to you all. I've had a word with my bank manager today and he's going to find out how I can access the archives. He tells me that Cox &...
- Nice that he was up on his history!!
- They were still agents when I left the Army in 1992. John
- Cox & Kings History [edit] Richard Cox, the founder Cox was born in Yorkshire in 1718. His father, Joshua, had made a good living as a lawyer a...
- Irreverently known in India as 'Pricks and Princes' according to Anglo Indian records I have seen! Greg
- John Many thanks for that most helpful history of Cox & Co. It will teach me not to post off the top of my head! Charles M
- I was pleased to see that when I searched for Cox & Co. that it took me to the GWF where I was able to get some idea of how I might go forward...
Henry Drummond (1786-1860) was an MP, religious leader and partner in the London bank Messrs Drummond. Background and early life. Henry Drummond was born on 5 December 1786 at The Grange, Northington, near Alresford, Hampshire.
Andrew Berkeley Drummond set out these rules for the good operation of his family bank, Messrs Drummond.
