Leopold Byrvian II

Life
Leopold Byrvian II was the son of Leopold Byrvian and was born in 1850 in Tinneville. He inherited The Byrvian Shipping Company in 1870, and would reverse many of his father's decisions. He decided to keep his father's investments in the candy industry since they began to prove popular with the public, but also bought back many of the dockyards that they had sold off a decade or so earlier. During a routine inspection to the dockyards he was pushed into the Tinneville Harbor by an unknown dock worker and drowned in 1883, leaving no heir to the company. After his death, the company would pass on to the next CEO, who was also the second dominant shareholder, besides Leopold himself, whos shares were now for sale.