Francis Bannerman VI

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Francis Bannerman VI was a Scottish-American munitions dealer and military surplus merchant whose business success led him to build the iconic Bannerman Castle on Pollepel Island in the Hudson River.

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Francis Bannerman VI canonical 8

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Predicate Object
instanceOf military surplus merchant
munitions dealer
person
associatedWith Bannerman Castle
Hudson River
Pollepel Island
built Bannerman Castle
businessBasedIn New York City
businessModel purchasing and reselling surplus military equipment
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
ethnicOrigin Scottish
familyName Bannerman
fieldOfActivity arms trade
military surplus trade
givenName Francis
hasResidence New York (state)
linked to: New York State
heritage Scottish
knownFor Bannerman Castle
military surplus business
language English
name Francis Bannerman VI
nationality Scottish-American
notableWorkLocation Hudson River
Pollepel Island
occupation military surplus merchant
munitions dealer
operatedBusiness Bannerman military surplus business
regionOfActivity Northeastern United States

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Bannerman Castle namedAfter Francis Bannerman VI
Bannerman Castle builtBy Francis Bannerman VI
Bannerman’s Castle founder Francis Bannerman VI
Bannerman’s Castle namedAfter Francis Bannerman VI
Bannerman family hasNotableMember Francis Bannerman VI
Francis Bannerman VI name Francis Bannerman VI
Bannerman Castle builtFor Francis Bannerman VI
Bannerman Castle namedAfter Francis Bannerman VI