Frederick Eppens was an early roasted coffee pioneer. One of the longest lasting coffee merchants on Wall Street and a direct importer of Brazil coffee was Eppens, Smith & Co, headed by Frederick. When he died in 1896, his brother Julius A. Eppens took over as president of Eppens, Smith & Wiemann, a direct importer of Brazil coffee. With his company, Frederick imported 12,719 bags of coffee in 1894 alone. Holland House coffee was a signature brand started by Eppens. Another brother William H. Eppens was also involved in the business.
Frederick P. Eppens was married to and shares the plot with Sophie Roberts Eppens.
Frederick P. Eppens was married to and shares the plot with Sophie Roberts Eppens.
Frederick Eppens was an early roasted coffee pioneer. One of the longest lasting coffee merchants on Wall Street and a direct importer of Brazil coffee was Eppens, Smith & Co, headed by Frederick. When he died in 1896, his brother Julius A. Eppens took over as president of Eppens, Smith & Wiemann, a direct importer of Brazil coffee. With his company, Frederick imported 12,719 bags of coffee in 1894 alone. Holland House coffee was a signature brand started by Eppens. Another brother William H. Eppens was also involved in the business.
Frederick P. Eppens was married to and shares the plot with Sophie Roberts Eppens.
Frederick P. Eppens was married to and shares the plot with Sophie Roberts Eppens.
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