Nathaniel Atcheson

1771 - Abt 1825  (54 years)

• Name	Nathaniel Atcheson
  Birth	1771	Sunderland, Durham, England
  Gender	Male
  Death	Abt Dec 1825	Duke street, Westminster, London
  Person ID	I68044	First tree
  Last Modified	26 Jun 2022

  
  

  Father	Anthony Atcheson,   b. Abt 1741   d. 21 Apr 1804 (Age 63 years)
  Family ID	F71642	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family	Elizabeth Eden Singleton,   b. Bef 1771, Sunderland, Durham, England d. Yes, date unknown
  Marriage	13 Apr 1795	Sunderland
  	he was a widower, age 36, she was 21.
  Children	1. Robert Shank Atcheson,   b. 1797, St. Margaret's, Westminster, Middlesex, England d. Yes, date unknown   2. Rev Anthony Singleton Atcheson,   b. 9 Nov 1800, Ely Place, Holborn d. 1876 (Age 75 years)   3. Eleanor Mary Atcheson,   b. 1801   d. Yes, date unknown
  Family ID	F67602	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
  Last Modified	10 Jun 2020

  
  

• Notes

  Lived at 23 Duke Street In Duke street Westminster aged 54 Nathaniel Atcheson esq FSA solicitor He published "Report of the Case Havelock against Rookwood argued and determined in the Court of King's Bench on the validity of a sentence of condemnation by an enemy's Consul in a Neutral Port" 8vo 1800 "A Letter on the present state of the carrying part of the Coal Trade" 8vo 1802" Report of the Case Fisher against Ward respecting the Russian Embargo on British Ships" 8vo 1803 "American Encroachments on British Rights" 8vo 1803 Mr Atcheson by assiduity knowledge and sagacity had raised himself into eminence as a solicitor and enjoyed the respect and confidence of some of the most distinguished characters of the country He was the original founder of the Pitt club. 1786 Nathaniel Atcheson apprenticed to attorney 1795 Marriage to Elizabeth Eden 1797 Robert Shank Atcheson born 1799 Nathaniel Atcheson master attorney 1799 Anthony Singleton Atcheson born 1800 Advertisement in Hampshire Telegraph Nathaniel Atcheson agent for sales 1801 Eleanor Mary Atcheson born 1802 Statue of Mr. Pitt subscriptions 1802 London Society of Shipowners 1802 Agent for Prince Edward Island 1803 Presents "Colors" (banners for flags) to Sunderland Volunteer militia 1806 Nathaniel Atcheson Poll book: Keyhaven Hampshire 1807 Petition to House of Commons re Southampton elections 1807 Dinner for independents elected to Parliament 1807 Subscription for Winsor Castle sailors 1811 Rate book shows Winchester, Duke Street 1812 Rate book shows Winchester, Duke Street 1814 Subscription - Deanery of Fordsbridge 1814 Author of points for negotiation War of 1812 1815 American Encroachments on British [naval] rights 1818 Nathaniel Atcheson receives monies re bankruptcy 1818 Nathaniel Atcheson appointed agent by the Agricultural Society of Quebec 1819 Nathaniel Atcheson appointed Agent for Prince Edward Island 1819 Nathaniel Atcheson, his sons and CHARLES GORDON (son-in-law) subscribe to support Rev. William Stevens family 1819 Dinner celebrating reforms at Churcher College 1825 Westminster Burials (Research):FAS, PRI Old University Manuscript E.III.14 1786- Practice of the Temporal Courts of the County Palatine of Durham (Spine title) Law notes and precedent book compiled by Nathaniel Atcheson, son of Anthony Atcheson of Portsmouth merchant, articled to William Charlton of Sunderland near the Sea gent. 5 September 1786. Includes: p.1: "The Practice of the Temporal Courts of Durham". Copy of a treatise containing detailed directions for pursuing all types of Actions. p.67: "Privilegio Episcopi Dunelmensis". Copy of an account of the Palatine Jurisdiction of the Bishops of Durham. p.75: "The Custom of the Province of York concerning the distribution of Intestate's Personal Estate". p.89: Forms of Declarations, Notices, Warrants, Subpoenas, Replications, Proceedings in Ejectment and Affidavits; including a bankrupt's oath (p.150) and a list of fees (p.151). p.247: Declarations in uncommon actions arising outside Durham; including a Declaration on a Policy of Insurance, the ship wrecked in port, with form of the Insurance Policy endorsed with the name Atcheson attached, 2ff. (p.259). Inscription on title page: "Nat. At[ch]eson, 1786". Paper, 4to. ii+351pp. Size: 230 x 190mm. Binding: Marbled paper over boards Presented by J.G. Wilson 1916. Phillipps MS. 9398, bought by him from Thomas Thorpe (1836 cat. no.397, £1 11s 6d). Sold in the 1895 Phillipps sale, lot 271, to H. Gray (£1 10s).