About Nathaniel Levin
Lived 1818 – 1903 (aged 84). Nathaniel Levin was a New Zealand businessperson.
Parliament, legal issues, and departure from New Zealand Nathaniel Levin was the first Jewish appointee to the New Zealand Legislative Council. and his membership lapsed on 11 January 1871; he had returned to England at the end of 1869. – despite both Levin and Beaumont being victims of Tetley. Neither party was awarded anything by the court.
His son, William Levin, continued his trading company in Wellington.
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Who was Nathaniel Levin?
New Zealand merchant
When was Nathaniel Levin born?
Nathaniel Levin was born on 4 May 1818.
When did Nathaniel Levin die?
Nathaniel Levin died on 30 April 1903.
What was Nathaniel Levin's occupation?
Nathaniel Levin was a businessperson.
What nationality was Nathaniel Levin?
Nathaniel Levin was New Zealand.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Nathaniel Levin. https://biography.guide/nathaniel-levin/
MLA: "Nathaniel Levin." Biography.guide, https://biography.guide/nathaniel-levin/.
Chicago: "Nathaniel Levin." Biography.guide. https://biography.guide/nathaniel-levin/.
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