John Lewis Moilliet

1770–1845 (age 75)

Biography

John Lewis Moilliet was a banker of considerable standing and influence during the late Georgian and Regency periods. His financial acumen and business success reflected the growing importance of banking and commerce in English economic life during the early 19th century.

Moilliet maintained his connections to Worcestershire throughout his life, and his memory is honored at the Church of St Mary in Abberley. His legacy represents the vital role that merchants and financiers played in building and sustaining England's economic prosperity during this dynamic era.

Also buried at Church of St Mary, Abberley

Lucy Harriott Galton
1809–1848 (age 39)
Church of St Mary, Abberley
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Amelia Keir
1780–1857 (age 77)
Church of St Mary, Abberley
Amelia Keir was an English woman whose life spanned from the late Georgian era into the Victorian period.
James Moilliet
1806–1878 (age 72)
Church of St Mary, Abberley
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