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Peter Everitt Mestaer

1763 – 1818

Ship builder in Great Britain

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About Peter Everitt Mestaer

Lived 1763 – 1818 (aged 54–55). Peter Everitt Mestaer was a British shipbuilder.

Peter Everitt Mestaer (1763–1818) was a London ship builder and ship owner who owned the King and Queen Shipyard in Rotherhithe. He had two homes: a town house at 28 New Broad Street and Oak House, a country house in Wanstead. He also had other property in Rotherhithe, including a local public house.

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Important facts

Born
1763
Birth century
Died
1818
Occupation
Shipbuilder

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Peter Everitt Mestaer?

ship builder in Great Britain

When was Peter Everitt Mestaer born?

Peter Everitt Mestaer was born in 1763.

When did Peter Everitt Mestaer die?

Peter Everitt Mestaer died in 1818.

What was Peter Everitt Mestaer's occupation?

Peter Everitt Mestaer was a shipbuilder.

What nationality was Peter Everitt Mestaer?

Peter Everitt Mestaer was British.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Peter Everitt Mestaer

· Wikidata: Q67076454

· DBpedia: Peter Everitt Mestaer

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