About Hester Bateman
Lived 1708 – 1794 (aged 85–86). Hester Bateman was a British businessperson and silversmith, known for Silversmith.
Hester Bateman (bap. 1708 – 16 September 1794 and Bateman had female contemporaries such as Elizabeth Godfrey.
After about 1774, Hester Bateman worked to build up the business at 107 Bunhill Row, London with her sons Jonathan (1747-1791) and Peter (1740-1825). Hester Bateman died on 16 September 1794 at her home at 107 Bunhill Row and was buried at St Luke's, Old Street, London.
Legacy The business that Hester Bateman had built up and run for thirty years was taken over by her sons Peter and Jonathan. They registered a hallmark with their initials ("PB" over "IB") in December 1790, but Jonathan died in April 1791.
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Who was Hester Bateman?
English woman silversmith
When was Hester Bateman born?
Hester Bateman was born in 1708.
When did Hester Bateman die?
Hester Bateman died on 16 September 1794 in London.
What was Hester Bateman's occupation?
Hester Bateman was a businessperson and silversmith.
What was Hester Bateman known for?
Hester Bateman was known for Silversmith.
What nationality was Hester Bateman?
Hester Bateman was British.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Hester Bateman. https://biography.guide/hester-bateman/
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