Elias David Sassoon
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Elias David Sassoon (27 March 1820, Baghdad, Ottoman Iraq – 21 March 1880, Colombo, British Ceylon) was a businessman involved in trade in India and the Far East.
He was the second son of David Sassoon by his first wife Hannah Joseph. He first followed father started his business in India. After the occupiation of Hong Kong, he moved to Hong Kong in 1844 as his base to start his business in China. In 1850 he moved to Shanghai. He was father of Jacob Elias Sassoon and Edward Elias Sassoon.
[edit] See also
- Sassoon family
- Ohel Leah Synagogue, Hong Kong was name after his wife Lech, which found the donation from Jacob brothers.
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