John Henry Powell Schneider
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John Henry Powell Schneider (c. 1768 – 1861) was a merchant in London of Swiss origins.
John Schneider was born around 1768, into a family that had moved to England from Switzerland earlier in the century. He became head of John Schneider & Co., London merchants. He resided at Beaver Hall, near Southgate, London. His son Henry Schneider, industrialist and politician, was born there in 1817 to him and his second wife, Elizabeth Moul.[2]
John Schneider & Co.
The firm of John Schneider & Co. imported goods from the Russian Empire, and Schneider was a furrier.[3] He was also involved with the scandal over Mexican debt.[4]