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The Antrobus Family in the 18th and 19th centuries

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The story of how Edmund and Philip, two of the sons of Philip Antrobus, a Mayor of Congleton, became instrumental in the development of two of the country’s major financial institutions, stockbrokers James Capel and Co. and Coutts Bank, and the impact they and their descendants had on Congleton.

Author:  Peter Boon

Booklet size:  A5

The Antrobus Family in the 18th and 19th centuries

£1.20

The story of how Edmund and Philip Antrobus became instrumental in the development of two of the country’s major financial institutions.

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