Ebrahim Pabaney
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Ebrahim Pabaney | |
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Place of birth | Mandvi |
Country of birth | Cutch State |
Date of Death | 1855 |
Place of Death | Bombay |
Place of longest stay | Bombay |
Profession or occupation Profession or occupation carried out for the longest period in life | Trader, Ship Owner |
Where | Indian Ocean area |
Family tree | List | Extended |
- Children
- Currimbhoy Ebrahim 1840–1924
The founder of the Currimbhoy family was Ebrahimbhoy Pabaney, a leading Mandvi (Kutch) merchant, carrying on extensive business between Kutch, Arabia, Zanzibar and Bombay at the beginning of the nineteenth century.
A wealthy and influential trader, he owned his own vessels for the conveyance of merchandise. His company was called "E.B.Pabaney & Company".
Ebrahimbhai subsequently moved to the growing British Port city of Bombay, where he successfully expanded his ventures in exports to Guangdong, China until his death in 1855.