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Hester Bateman

Hester Bateman (bap. 1708 – 16 September 1794) was an English silversmith, renowned for her high quality flatware and ornamental silverware. A craftswoman working within the family business, she was succeeded in turn by her sons, daughter-in-law, grandson and great-grandson. The Bateman family silversmithing company lasted until the middle of the…

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Known for
Silversmith
Born
Hester Nedem (or Needham) 1708
Children
John Joseph (Joss) Bateman Letitia Bateman (Richard) Clarke Ann Bateman (Dick) Cockerill Peter Bateman (1740-1825) William Bateman Jonathan Bateman (1747-1791)
Died
16 September 1794 (aged 85–86) London, England
Resting place
St. Luke's, Old Street, London

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related to Legacy · 21
Hester Bateman → AB, Ann Bateman, Ann-Olympe, April, Bateman, December, Dowling, English, His, IB, Jonathan, Jonathan's, PB, Peter, Peter Bateman, Rosenbach Museum, Silver, The, They, William
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Hester Bateman → Arts, National Museum, Women
Born · 1
Hester Bateman → Hester Nedem (or Needham) 1708
Children · 1
Hester Bateman → John Joseph (Joss) Bateman Letitia Bateman (Richard) Clarke Ann Bateman (Dick) Cockerill Peter Bateman (1740-1825) William Bateman Jonathan Bateman (1747-1791)
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Hester Bateman → 16 September 1794 (aged 85–86) London, England
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Hester Bateman → Silversmith
Resting place · 1
Hester Bateman → St. Luke's, Old Street, London
Spouse · 1
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Hester BatemanChildrenJohn Joseph (Joss) Bateman Letitia Bateman (Richard) Clarke Ann Bateman (Dick) Cockerill Peter Bateman (1740-1825) William Bateman Jonathan Bateman (1747-1791)1.00infobox
Hester BatemanDied16 September 1794 (aged 85–86) London, England1.00infobox
Hester BatemanKnown forSilversmith1.00infobox
Hester BatemanResting placeSt. Luke's, Old Street, London1.00infobox
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