Mr. Jaffer Bhimji Kothari
Town of birth
Country of birth
Place of longest stay
Profession or occupation carriedout for the longest period in life
- Merchant Trader
- Grain Store Owner
Where-City or Country
- Parents
- Children
- Hussein Jaffer Bhimji 1895–1964
Jaffer Bhimji was a fish trader in the Omani-run port of Gwader in Baluchistan.
The Imperial Gazetteer of India” (Calcutta, 1908, p. 186) writes that Gwadar was an open roadstead and port in Makran, about 290 miles from Karachi, with a population of 4350 persons in 1903. It is also learnt from the Ismaili journals of Bombay that the population of the Ismailis in Gwadar was about 500 around 1905.
He later moved to bustling British port-city of Karachi, where he was reputed to have supplied "sole" fish to the Ismaili Imam, Sir Sultan Mohamed Shah, Agakhan III at his home in Tekri, Karachi.
