Roland Quinnell

Roland Quinnell
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Residence	c/o Messrs Hoare & Co., 37 Fleet Street, WC Ivy Cottage, Broadwater, Sussex; [and above][1909] Ivy Cottage, Broadwater, Sussex; c/o Messrs Bannister, Ram and Fache, 13 John Street, Bedford Row, WC [1911] Dewbrook, Blackboys, Sussex; c/o Messrs Bannister, Ram and Fache, 13 John Street, Bedford Row, WC [1913] 15 Walpole Road, Brighton [1919]
Occupation	banker
Society Membership membership ordinary fellow left 1921 last listed elected_AI 1909.11.19

Notes

House Notes

1909.11.03 Proposed by Arthur Keith, seconded by Walter Skeat

some time spelt Rowland

Notes From Elsewhere

Looking at the Inland Revenue Valuation list of 1911 for Hadlow Down (IRV 1/33) this shows that Roland Quinnell was the owner and occupier of Dewbrook. However, his name had been crossed through at an unspecified date and Thomas Farrow was listed as the occupier, with Roland Quinnell of Ivy Cottage, Broadwater, Worthing as the owner. The name had also been crossed through and Moons Mill substituted.

C. Hoare & Co. is the sole survivor of the private deposit banks which were established in the 17th and 18th centuries. The bank has been owned and directed by members of the Hoare family since it was founded by Richard Hoare in 1672. ... In 1690 he moved the business to new premises in Fleet Street within the City of London, the site of today’s Head Office.