Sampson Gideon

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Sampson Gideon (* 1699 ; † 1762 ) was a wealthy banker in London . He has been appointed financial advisor by Robert Walpole . He advocated the Jewish Law of 1753 , which was intended to counteract discrimination against Jews. After his death, his influence in the bank passed to Francis and Josoph Salvador . His daughter Elizabeth was the wife of the politician William Gage, 2nd Viscount Gage .

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SURNAME Gideon, Sampson
BRIEF DESCRIPTION British banker
DATE OF BIRTH 1699
DATE OF DEATH 1762