# ID COMMENTS

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The wife of William John Galabin [LBT/18347]


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The wife of William Marchant [LBT/18353]


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The wife of William Edwards [LBT/18366]
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Lond.Daily Advt. (1 Jan 1776) - Rebecca Edwards, widow of William Edwards, late stationer in the Temple-Cloisters, begs leave to return thanks to the friends and customers of her late husband for all their favours; and she informs them and the public, that she intends to carry on the stationery business in all its branches, for the benefit of herself and children...
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The wife of Henry Lasher Gardner [LBT/18384]


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The wife of Jonathan Lowndes [LBT/18385]


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The wife of Sacheveral Barnard [LBT/18422]


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The wife of Nathaniel Wilkinson [LBT/18457]


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The wife of William Sherwood [LBT/18474]


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The wife of Charles Goldney Rees [LBT/18526]


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The wife of Sir Francis Gosling [LBT/18541]


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The wife of Charles Lampwright [LBT/18563]


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The wife of Cornelius Taylor [LBT/18564]


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The wife of Wentworth Bradbury [LBT/18568]


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The wife of George Greenhill [LBT/18609]


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The wife of Thomas Greenhill [LBT/18610]


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The wife of William Etheridge [LBT/18643]


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The wife of Benjamin Gibbons [LBT/18663]


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The wife of Archibald Hamilton [LBT/18711]


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The wife of Archibald Hamilton [LBT/18712]


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The wife of Matthew Harrison [LBT/18849]


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The wife of James George Russell [LBT/18918]


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The wife of Francis Jefferies [LBT/18951]


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The wife of James Brackstone [LBT/19023]


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The wife of Robert Hindmarsh [LBT/19064]


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The wife of Marshall Sheepey [LBT/19118]


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The wife of Henry Woodthorpe [LBT/19121]


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The wife of Alexander Copland [LBT/19161]


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The wife of John Wallis Street [LBT/19209]


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The wife of John Whifen Hooper [LBT/19210]


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The wife of Luke Graves Hansard [LBT/19264]


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The first wife of Thomas Curson Hansard [LBT/19265]


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The second wife of Thomas Curson Hansard [LBT/19265]


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The wife of William Cruttwell [LBT/19362]


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The wife of Sir Stephen Theodore Janssen [LBT/19490]


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The wife of Abraham Jefferies [LBT/19522]


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The wife of Charles Treadgold [LBT/19593]


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The wife of William Cade Key [LBT/19668]


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The wife of Anthony King Newman [LBT/19787]


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The wife of Jehosaphat Aspin [LBT/19797]


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The wife of William Francis Chapman [LBT/19819]


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The wife of Charles Laurence [LBT/19834]


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The wife of John Pelly Lepard [LBT/19902]


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The wife of Edward De Graves [LBT/19923]


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The first wife of Henry Lintot [LBT/19943]


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The second wife of Henry Lintot [LBT/19943]
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"of Fulham".
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The wife of Inigo Charles Jones [LBT/19971]


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The wife of Thomas Norton Longman [LBT/19995]


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The first wife of John Walter [LBT/19996]


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The seond wife of John Walter [LBT/19996]


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The wife of Henry Fourdrinier [LBT/20119]


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The wife of Harman Noorthouck [LBT/20178]


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The wife of Charles Rivington [LBT/20180]


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The wife of Draper Brewman Woodward [LBT/28151]


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The wife of Thomas Milbourne [LBT/20309]


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The wife of Andrew Millar [LBT/20312]The wife of


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The wife of Joseph Stockdale [LBT/20319]


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The wife of Benjamin Burford [LBT/20332]


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The wife of William Purchase [LBT/20398]


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The wife of George Meadows Morgan [LBT/20405]


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The first wife of Edward Say [LBT/20446]


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The second wife of Edward Say [LBT/20446]


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The wife of Charles Bathurst [LBT/20447]


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The wife of John Bowyer Nichols [LBT/20546]


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The wife of John Deane Houghton [LBT/20555]


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The wife of Christopher Norris [LBT/20591]


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The wife of Christopher Norris [LBT/20592]


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The wife of Sir James Hodges [LBT/20611]


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The wife of Thomas Cocksedge [LBT/20624]


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The wife of Samuel Osborn[e] [LBT/20715]


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The first wife of Thomas Osborn[e] [LBT/20719]


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The second wife of of Thomas Osborn[e] [LBT/20719]


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The first wife of Charles Ackers [LBT/20781]


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The second wife of Charles Ackers [LBT/20781]


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The second wife of Walter Edward Barry [LBT/20790]


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The wife of Morrice Hewstone [LBT/20902]


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The wife of Robert Harding Evans [LBT/20929]


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The wife of Daniel Hale Webb [LBT/20977]


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The wife of George Hodgkinson [LBT/21037]


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The first wife of William Fenner [LBT/21151]


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The second wife of William Fenner [LBT/21151]


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The wife of John Pridden [LBT/21167]
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Gents.Mag., Apr 1801, p.379
   [Obit] April 1.  Mrs.Anne Pridden, wife of Mr.John P. bookseller, No.100, Fleet-street, to whom she was married March 27, 1757.  She was born Oct.3, 1736, and was the daughter of Mr.Humphry Gregory, of the Twemlowes, in the parish of Whitchurch, Salop, and great grand-daughter of the celebrated Matthew Henry.
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The wife of Abraham John Valpy [LBT/21167]


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The wife of William Batterson [LBT/21278]


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The wife of Abraham Marriott [LBT/21298]


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The wife of William Richards [LBT/21366]


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The wife of Joseph Richardson [LBT/21387]


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The wife of Charles Rivington [LBT/21400]


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The first wife of James Rivington [LBT/21448]


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The second wife of James Rivington [LBT/21448]


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The wife of William Witherby [LBT/21477]


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The wife of Charles Rivington [LBT/21484]


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The wife of Francis Rivington [LBT/21485]


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The wife of Thomas Geoghegan [LBT/21522]


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The wife of John Thomas Pocock [LBT/21539]


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The wife of Thomas Coldecott [LBT/21568]


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The wife of Frederick Waller [LBT/21593]


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The wife of William Crowther [LBT/21619]


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The wife of William George Burton [LBT/21671]


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The wife of Cornelius Sabine [LBT/21677]


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The wife of William Brown[e] [LBT/21699]


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The wife of Sir Nathaniel Conant [LBT/21756]


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The first wife of James Basire [LBT/21828]


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The second wife of of James Basire [LBT/21828]


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The wife of Nathaniel Graham [LBT/21845]


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The wife of Leonard Benton Seeley [LBT/21846]


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The wife of William Henry Dunn [LBT/21868]


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The wife of Thomas Jones Ellison [LBT/21869]


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The wife of Edward London Witts [LBT/21886]


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The wife of Samuel Shuckburgh [LBT/21905]


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The wife of Benjamin Hatwill [LBT/21922]


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The wife of Christopher Chapman [LBT/22142]


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The wife of Charles Spilsbury [LBT/22173]


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The wife of William Spilsbury [LBT/22177]


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The wife of William Anderson [LBT/22188]


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The wife of Henry Draper Steel [LBT/22250]


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The wife of The wife of Thomas Gregory [LBT/22253]
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Robert Gregory's [LBT/25198] baptismal record at St.Stephen Coleman Street on 18 Oct 1789 gives his mothers name as Mary.
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The wife of George Stevenson [LBT/22317]


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The wife of the Rev. James Thompson [LBT/22424]


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The wife of the Rev. George Strahan [LBT/22427]


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The wife of Francis Chassereau [LBT/22463]


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The wife of Charles Fourdrinier [LBT/22494]


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The wife of Samuel Isaac Lilley [LBT/22497]


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The wife of William Tricketts [LBT/22673]


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The wife of Thomas Greenhill [LBT/22770]


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Firstly the wife of Thomas Pasham [LBT/22846] then of Joseph Jackson [LBT/17028[
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Identity - Nichols says that the second wife of Joseph Jackson [LBT/17028] - Mary Pasham - was the widow of a printer in Black Friars.    McKenzie lists [p.265] a master - Thomas Pasham - who is described as a printer in Blackfriars. The only Thomas Pasham in the Stationers' Company with whom this might be identified is the Thomas Pasham [LBT/22846] who was apprenticed to the bookseller Aaron Ward in 1724 and according to McK freed 41 years later in 1763 - a somewhat worrying gap.  However, I have identified Mary Jackson formerly Pasham as the wife of this person.
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The wife of William Macintosh [LBT/22854]


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The wife of Theodore Dixon Page [LBT/22881]


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The wife of Thomas Weightman [LBT/22933]


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The wife of Daniel Isaac Eaton [LBT/22943]


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The wife of George Fort Cooper [LBT/22991]


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The first wife of Samuel Richardson [LBT/23064] - daughter of his master John Wilde [LBT/15552], and sister of Allington Wilde [LBT/23065]


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The second wife of Samuel Richardson [LBT/23064]; daughter of John Leake [LBT/13695], and sister of James Leake 
[LBT/18284].


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The wife of George Williamson [LBT/23138]


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The wife of Thomas Beverley Westwood [LBT/23214]


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The wife of George Henry Witherby [LBT/23215]


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The wife of Henry Woolsey Byfield [LBT/23249]


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The wife of Sir Charles Corbett [LBT/23251]


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The wife of Samuel Hawksworth [LBT/23253]


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The wife of Henry Sampson Woodfall [LBT/23292]


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The wife of John James Smith [LBT/23302]


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The wife of William Woodfall [LBT/23322]


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The wife of William Stephens [LBT/23366]


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The wife of Bartholomew Taylor [LBT/23407]


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The wife of the Rev. John Henry Brown[e] [LBT/23418]


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The wife of John Dixcey Cornish [LBT/23425]


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The wife of John Humphries Abraham [LBT/23437]


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The wife of James William Adlard [LBT/23457]


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The wife of William John DeLancy Arnold [LBT/23534]


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The wife of Alfred Head Baily [LBT/23598]


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The wife of James William Boyle [LBT/23905]


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The wife of Charles Browne[e] [LBT/23980]


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The wife of Henry George Brown[e] [LBT/23992]


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The wife of Henry Butterworth [LBT/24084]
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The wife of Henry Whitehead Butterworth [LBT/24085]


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The wife of Joseph Henry Butterworth [LBT/24086]


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The wife of James Daniel Caigou [LBT/24098]


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The wife of Richard Carpenter [LBT/24122]


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The wife of Joseph Fuller Carter [LBT/24135]


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The wife of Charles Frederic Cock [LBT/24260]


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The wife of John Diggory Cock [LBT/24265]


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The wife of Henry Thomas Curtis [LBT/24508]


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The wife of George Henry Davidson [LBT/24548]


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The wife of Joseph Jonathan Deighton [LBT/24609]


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The wife of William Westley Dell [LBT/24617]


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The wife of John Fowler Dove [LBT/24680]


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The wife of the Rev. David Evans [LBT/24831]


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The wife of George John Galabin [LBT/25030]


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The wife of Henry Galabin [LBT/25031]
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The wife of Stephen Gage Gardiner [LBT/25040]


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The wife of Edward Bensley Gardner [LBT/25042]


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The wife of Bevis Ellerby Green [LBT/25171]


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The wife of Joseph Greenhill [LBT/25193]


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The wife of Thomas Richard Harrison [LBT/25315]


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The wife of Haygarth Taylor Hodgson [LBT/25488]


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The wife of Robert Isherwood [LBT/25629]


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The wife of William Johnston [LBT/25727]


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The wife of John George Kendall [LBT/25802]


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The first wife of Sir Kingsmill Grove Key [LBT/25827]


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The second wife of Sir Kingsmill Grove Key [LBT/25827]


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The third wife of Sir Kingsmill Grove Key [LBT/25827]


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Firstly the wife of James Hill [LBT/25927] and then the fourth wife of Sir Kingsmill Grove Key [LBT/25827]


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The wife of Thomas Mackerness [LBT/26085]


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The wife of Christopher Magnay [LBT/26109]


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The wife of Christopher James Magney [LBT/26110]. IGI records the marriage of a Caroline Magnay to a Robert Postte on 2 Jan 1838 in Norwich.


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The wife of William Peter Beneditto Marchetti [LBT/26144]


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The wife of Richard Marshall [LBT/26169]


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The wife of George Frederick Morrell [LBT/26355]


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The wife of Thomas Tew Morrell [LBT/26359]


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The wife of Nathaniel Muggeridge [LBT/26396]


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The wife of Michael Angelo Nattali [LBT/26428]


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The wife of Raymond d'Arcy Newton [LBT/26471]


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The wife of John Gough Nichols [LBT/26479]


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The wife of Joseph Wilmshurst Pewtress [LBT/26677]


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The wife of Joseph burdett Phelps [LBT/26681]


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The wife of Sir Richard Phillips [LBT/26694]


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The wife of William Phillips [LBT/26699]


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The wife of Thomas Henry Rice [LBT/26899]


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The wife of James Leech Ridgway [LBT/26835]


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The first wife of Charles Rivington [LBT/26947]


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The second wife of Charles Rivington [LBT/26947]


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The first wife of Francis Rivington [LBT/26948]


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The second wife of Francis Rivington [LBT/26948]


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The wife of George Rivington [LBT/26949]


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The first wife of John Rivington [LBT/26950]


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The first wife of William Rivington [LBT/26951]


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The second wife of William Rivington [LBT/26951]


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The wife of Richard Robinson [LBT/26995]


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The wife of William Shackell [LBT/27167]


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The wife of James Veitch Shaw [LBT/27179]


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The wife of Andrew Spottiswoode [LBT/27369]


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The wife of Richard William Starkey [LBT/27395]


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The wife of Michael Staunton [LBT/27400]


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The wife of Thomas Rice Steel [LBT/27410]


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The wife of William Stephens [LBT/27417]


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The wife of George Edward Suttaby [LBT/27498]


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The wife of Edward Mason Thomson [LBT/27619]


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The wife of George Titterton [LBT/27653]


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The wife of William Venables [LBT/27759]


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The wife of Robert Hall Westley [LBT/27941]


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The wife of Henry Thomas Willats [LBT/28018]


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The wife of Richard Waterson [LBT/28238] and then of Francis Coldock [LBT/8163] and Isaac Byng [LBT/7343]


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The wife of Richard Partington [LBT/28295]


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The wife of Daniel Isaac Eaton [LBT/28298]


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The wife of Vincent Woodthorpe [LBT/28307]


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The wife of Richard Marshall [LBT/28333]


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The wife of Francis Birkman [LBT/28355].


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? The wife of Francis Bouvier [LBT/28362]


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Firstly the wife of William Carnan [LBT/6315] and then of John Newbery [LBT/28372]


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The wife of Hercules Francis [LBT/28389]


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The wife of Christopher Coke [LBT/28442]


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The wife of Egidius van der Erve [LBT/28456]


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The wife of Cornelius Bee [LBT/2630]; sister of Lancelot Toppyn [LBT/30624]


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The wife of Henry Caslon [LBT/28527], and the Jonathan Strong [LBT/6459]


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The wife of Thomas Davies [LBT/28533]
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Gents.Mag., Feb 1801, p.189 - "an actress of considerable merit at Drury-lane theatre."
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D.N.B. -  "His wife was both beautiful and virtuous."
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The first wife of John Almon [LBT/28546]


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The second wife of John Almon [LBT/28546]
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- Gents.Mag. = widow of the late Mr.Parker, Printer of the General Advertiser.
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The first wife of John Murray [LBT/28565]


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The second wife of John Murray [LBT/28565]


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The first wife of Orion Adams [LBT/28571]


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The second wife of Orion Adams [LBT/28571]


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The wife of William Limbray Grosvenor [LBT/28572]


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The wife of John Mason Thomson [LBT/28586]


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The wife of [Not known] Mallet [LBT/28632]


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The first wife of Anthoine Meure [LBT/28634]
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Hug.Soc. - 2 May 1686: Ester Archambault, 30 ans, Chateau d'Oléron
Hug.Soc. - 2 May 1686: Ester Archambault, 23 ans, Chateau d'Oléron
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The second wife of Anthoine Meure [LBT/28634]


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The wife of [Not known] Pean [LBT/28636]
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Treadwell, M - Notes

Hug.Soc., xviii, p.190 - denization - 9 Apr 1687: Martha Peau [sic], Marth, Eliz, Mary & René her children.

Hug.Soc., xxxi - [Hungerford Market Church Regs.]
     5 Aug 1688 - Mlle Elizabeth Pean is Marraine for son of Paul Surel
     26 Mar 1695 - Henriette Baillon, d of Joseph & Marie Peanne
     26 Apr 1696 - Jean Peanne acts as Parrain for d  of Mr.Baillon
     17 Jul 1698 - Jean Peanne acts as Parrain for d of Joseph Baillon
     1 Jan 1701 - Jean Peanne acts as Parrain for s of Joseph Baillon
     3 Aug 1703 - Jean, so of Jean Peanne, linen draper at the White Lion in St.Clements in the Strand, and Joyce his wife:   M-Marianne Baillon, sister of child's father.
     2 Oct 1688 - The marriage of Jen Le Febre & Marthe Péan; Cailloue one of the witnesses
     14 Nov 1699 - Marr of Samuel Grandpré, peintre & Elizabeth Péanof Westminster: Witnesses include Marthe Cailloué, mere de l'epouse.
     15 Jul 1688 - Maria Martah d. of Isaie & Ester (allais) PANTIN, bapt !P! Isaac Martel M - Marie Cailloue, widow of Michel S---eur, Marthe Caillou, widow of René Péan

Vicar Gen. - 15 Nov 1688 - Joseph Baillon of St.Mary Lotbury, merchant, bach, c.30 - Marian Peanne ofSt Michael Cornhill,spr, c.16 with consent of father & her aunt Frances Cheneu {St.Maudlin, Old Fish St.}
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The wife of Nicholas Prevost [LBT/28637]


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The wife of Francis Vaillant [LBT/28640]


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The wife of James Kitely Varden [LBT/28648]


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The wife of Nathaniel Muggeridge [LBT/28649]


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The wife of Richard Aldridge [LBT/28656]


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The wife of Augustus Joseph Applegath [LBT/28662]


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The wife of William Armstrong [LBT/28664]


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The wife of William Thiselton [LBT/28668]


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The first wife of Thomas Spence [LBT/28721]


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The second wife of Thomas Spence [LBT/28721]


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The first wife of Ralph Griffiths [LBT/28728]


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The second wife of Ralph Griffiths [LBT/28728]


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The wife of Augustus Applegath [LBT/28732]


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The wife of Edward Shickle Cowper [LBT/28734]


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The first wife of Rudolph Ackermann [LBT/28739]


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The second wife of Rudolph Ackermann [LBT/28739]


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The wife of [Not known] Virtue [LBT/28742], and then of his apprentice Samuel Goadby [LBT/106]


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The wife of Nathaniel James Catherwood [LBT/28745]


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The wife of John James Catherwood [LBT/28746]


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The wife of William Henry Lunn [LBT/28758]


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The first wife of James Lackington [LBT/28759]


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The second wife of James Lackington [LBT/28759]


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The wife of Gilbert Beauchamp [LBT/28778]


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The wife of Bassilldon Ballard [LBT/28780]


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The wife of Jeremiah Heather [LBT/28787]


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The wife of John Doleman [LBT/28801
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She may have been called Margaret - cf. Treadwell Notes,  where he lists a baptism and a death of a child - John - at St.Clement Danes, Apr-May 1726.
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The wife of Caesar Danby Piguenit [LBT/28804]


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The wife of Matthew Potterton [LBT/28824]


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The wife of Balthazar Summer [LBT/28852]


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The wife of Rovert MacClaren [LBT/28858]


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The wife of Abraham Simmonds [LBT/28861]


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The wife of William Mitchell [LBT/28862]


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The wife of Nathaniel Cliffe [LBT/14214]


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The first wife of of Johann Christoph Haberkorn [LBT/28876]


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The second wife of of Johann Christoph Haberkorn [LBT/28876]


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The third wife of of Johann Christoph Haberkorn [LBT/28876]


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The wife of Charles Heydinger [LBT/28878]


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The wife of Henry Fourdrinier [LBT/28896]


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The wife of Paul Fourdrinier [LBT/28897]


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The wife of Robert Stephenson [LBT/28903]


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The wife of Alexander Gardner [LBT/28905]


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The wife of Richard Dartnall [LBT/28906]


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The wife of Christopher Etherington [LBT/28912]


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The wife of Joshua Hodgkinson [LBT/28919]


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The wife of Robert Gilfillan [LBT/28921]


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The wife of William Chappell [LBT/28928]


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The wife of William Hampston [LBT/28934]


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The wife of Charles Fourdrinier [LBT/28944]


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The wife of George Roans Woodgate [LBT/15791]


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Assumed to be the wife of Ralph Holt [LBT/12901]
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The wife of John Heptinstall [LBT/11222]


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The wife of Thomas Parkhurst [LBT/11915]


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The wife of Christopher Stedman [LBT/15869]


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The wife of Benjamin Stichall [LBT/17986]


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The wife of William Berresford [LBT/19517]


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The wife of John William Galabin [LBT/19716]


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The wife of William Andrew Weguelin [LBT/20925]


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The wife of Robert Macdonald [LBT/28738]


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The first wife of John Harrison [LBT/7614]


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The wife of James Bettenham [LBT/11600], step daughter of William Bowyer [LBT/12549]


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The second wife of William Phillips [LBT/13814]


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The first wife of Charles Geddes [LBT/25054]


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The second wife of Charles Geddes [LBT/25054]


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The wife of John Hobson [LBT/998]
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1837 - worked for Leighton & Eeles.
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The wife of Wiliam Henry Holder [LBT/590]


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The wife of David Martin [LBT/633]
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Potter, E. - Notes - applied for Pension Society pension 1841 (aged 58), 1842-1847.
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Potter, E. - Notes - c.1846 - had 4s. 6d. Per week from the charitable fund of St Clements Dane.
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The wife of Joshua Horn Morrison [LBT/646]


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The wife of William Pollington [LBT/1582]


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The wife of [Not known] Pratt [LBT/28962]


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Potter, E. - Notes - Louisa Preston is described as the widow of Ralph Preston, late of Maiden Lane, who subscribed to the Pension Society for 27 years.
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The wife of Martin Carr Round [LBT/2157]


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The wife of Charles Thomas Sanders [LBT/709]


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The wife of John Benjamin Somerville [LBT/1072]


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The wife of Alexander Townsend [LBT/2180]


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The wife of William Warren [LBT/426]
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1855 "had worked in trade 50 years".


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The wife of William Allsworth [LBT/19002]


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The wife of Francis Lucas Benedict [LBT/28963]


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The wife of Geirge Berrecloth [LBT/1452]


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The wife of William Charles Clarke [LBT/786]


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The wife of Henry Cook [LBT/24330]
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Potter, E. - Notes - subscribed to Pension Society 18 years to 1857.
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The wife of William Cook [LBT/21538]
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1836 - average earnings 4 shillings per week.
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The wife of Alexander Crawford [LBT/24431]


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The wife of James Drysdale [LBT/17628]
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1864 - had £4 per annum from Stationers' Company
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1867 -  had a pension of 4/- per week from Pension Supplement.
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Notes:
The wife of Thomas Robert Eeles [LBT/571]


Notes:
The wife of  Abraham Egleton [LBT/24781]


Notes:
The assumed wife of Thomas Underhill [LBT/9439]


Notes:
St.Co. Pensioner - not otherwise identified.


Notes:
It may be wrong to assume this person was the widow of a Stationer or that she was even married. The Pension Book says of her successor, Joyce Neville, that she is "to officiate as Charwoman in her Room".
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Notes:
It has been assumed that this is Robert's widow rather than his daughter because when this Martha's death is reported to the Pension Court her daughter "Martha"  is given £1 from the Poors Box to pay for her mother's funeral.
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Notes:
The wife of John Minshaw Saul [LBT/18324]


Notes:
Hodson, J.S. (1883) - described as the widow of an overseer.
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Notes:
Hodson, J.S. (1883) - described as the widow of a compositor.
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Notes:
Hodson, J.S. (1883) - described as the widow of a pressman.
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Notes:
Hodson, J.S. (1883) - described as the widow of a printer.
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Notes:
Hodson, J.S. (1883) - described as the widow of a compositor.


Notes:
Hodson, J.S. (1883) - described as the widow of a printer
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Notes:
Possibly the same person as Ann Kemmish [SP/03360].
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Notes:
Hodson, J.S. (1883)  - described as the widow of a Master Printer.
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Possibly the same woman as SP/03359, the mother of William Kemmish [ST/4:2364]
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Notes:
Hodson, J.S. (1883) - described as the widow of a compositor.
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Cf. SP/01390, the wife of William Justins [ST/3:3287], who may have married an Elizabeth; or, possibly, and unknown wife of his son Edward [ST/3:4661/
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Notes:
Hodson, J.S. (1883) - described as the widow of a Master.
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Notes:
Hodson, J.S. (1883) - descrbed as the widow of a compositor.
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Notes:
Humphries, C. & Smith, W.C. (1970), p.268 - his widow Elizabeth continued the business. P.267 - succeeded by Wright and Wilkinson.


Notes:
The first wife of Richard Grafton [LBT/2592]


Notes:
The second wife of Richard Grafton [LBT/2592]


Notes:
The wife of Stephen Mierdman [LBT/28337]


Notes:
The first wife of John Cawood [LBT/7101]


Notes:
The wife of James Van Meteren [LBT/28447]


Notes:
The husband of Angel van der Haeghen [LBT/28390] - Duff, E.G. (1905) suggest it may have been Godfried van der Haeghen, a printer in Antwerp for whom there is an entry on the same page.


Notes:
The English wife of Jasper Hallyar [LBT/28393]


Notes:
The wife of Giles Huke [LBT/7806]
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Arber, I, 490 "Item paide to Giles Huke the porter towarde the buriall of his wife, v.s."


Notes:
The presumed wife of Roger Irleand [LBT/7815]


Notes:
The wife of Michael Loble [LBT/8000]
---
Duff, E.G. (1905) - 'A little later [1730s] his wife was in trouble on religious matters'
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Notes:
The wife of William Middleton [LBT/28273] and subsequently of William Powell [LBT/8269]


Notes:
The second wife of William Powell [LBT/8269]


Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - under Pickering - 'the widow of Robert Redman [LBT/29164]' - 'She married Ralph Cholmondeley'.  Also under John Whitney [LBT/8750], Duff says - 'He appears to have married Elizabeth Pickering in 1559'.


Notes:
The Dutch wife of Lewis Kemmyse [LBT/30030]


Notes:
The first wife of Anthony Kitson [LBT/130].


Notes:
The second wife of Anthony Kitson [LBT/130]


Notes:
The French wife of Nicholas Leblonde [LBT/30036]


Notes:
Possibly the English wife of John Longe [LBT/28274] - if he was the foreigner identifed by Duff, E.G. (1905)


Notes:
The first wife of Arthur Pepwell [LBT/8225], and daughter of Robert Toy [LBT/8604]


Notes:
The wife of Francois Regnault [LBT/30082]


Notes:
The wife of Henry Smith [LBT/29167], and daughter of Robert Redman [LBT/29164]


Notes:
The wife of Nicholas Sutton [LBT/29169]. Under John Toy [LBT/29163] Duff says - 'there are some reasons for believing that Toy married Elizabeth [LBT/6421], the widow of Nicholas Sutton [LBT/29169], whose house in Paul's Chuchyard afterwards belonged to Humphrey Toy [LBT/8606]'.


Notes:
The wife of Christopher Frederic Seyfang [LBT/18356]


Notes:
The wife of wife of Simon Vanderbergh [LBT/29627]


Notes:
The wife of George Cole [LBT/7169], previously the wife of an unknown freeman of the St.Co.


Notes:
The second husband of Elizabeth Burby [LBT/3306]


Notes:
The wife of Henry Joseph Cook [LBT/24331]


Notes:
The second wife of Edward Aggas [LBT/8597]


Notes:
The third wife of Edward Aggas [LBT/8597]


Notes:
The wife of George Ackermann [LBT/30150]


Notes:
The wife of William Eusebius Andrews [LBT/30143]


Notes:
The first wife of Aaron Arrowsmith [LBT/30151]


Notes:
The second wife of Aaron Arrowsmith [LBT/30151]


Notes:
The wife of Samuel Arrowsmith [LBT/30153]


Notes:
The first wife of William Benbow [LBT/28519]


Notes:
The second wife of William Benbow [LBT/28519]


Notes:
The wife of George Cannon [LBT/30158]
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O.D.N.B. - continued to published pornography after husband's death.
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Notes:
The first wife of Richard Carlile [LBT/28520]


Notes:
The second "moral" wife of Richard Carlile [LBT/28520]


Notes:
The first wife of William Rufus Chetwood [LBT/28529]


Notes:
The second wife of William Rufus Chetwood [LBT/28529]


Notes:
The wife of John Spriggs Morss Churchill [LBT/24217]


Notes:
The wife of Edward James Goodwin [LBT/29962]


Notes:
The wife of John George Cochrane [LBT/24259]


Notes:
The wife of Richard Alfred Davenport [LBT/30168]


Notes:
The wife of William Davis [LBT/30169] then of John Street Dickson [LBT/30170]


Notes:
The wife of William Anderton [LBT/14946]


Notes:
The first wife of Nicholas Gamage [LBT/9675]


Notes:
The wife of [Not known] Farley [LBT/6495] and then the second wife of Nicholas Gamage [LBT/6495]


Notes:
The wife of Richard Dickenson [LBT/14446]


Notes:
The wife of Christopher Buckler [LBT/11730]


Notes:
The first wife of Joseph Moxon [LBT/28318]


Notes:
The second wife of Joseph Moxon [LBT/28318]


Notes:
The third wife of Joseph Moxon [LBT/28318


Notes:
The wife of  William Phillips [LBT/13814]


Notes:
The first wife of Henry Evans [LBT/9347]


Notes:
The wife of [Not known] Torkesey [LBT/6515] and then the second wife of Henry Evans [LBT/9347]


Notes:
The first wife of Henry Tiler [LBT/10711]


Notes:
The wife of [Not known] Palmer [LBT/6518] and then the second wife of Henry Tiler [LBT/10711]


Notes:
The wife of [Not known] Brockenbury [LBT/6520] and then of Leonard Sowerby [LBT/14299]


Notes:
The second wife of Edward Powell [LBT/15605]


Notes:
The wife of [Not known] Moore [LBT/6523] and then of Thomas Warren [LBT/15401]


Notes:
The first wife of William Adderton [LBT/9732]


Notes:
The wife of [Not known] Godsave [LBT/6528] and then the second wife of William Adderton [LBT/9732]


Notes:
The wife of Thomas Proudlove [LBT/30177]


Notes:
The wife of Walter Kettlebey [LBT/15164]


Notes:
The second wife of Isaac Bartholomew [LBT/12062]


Notes:
The first wife of Isaac Bartholomew [LBT/12062]


Notes:
The first wife of Thomas Williams [LBT/10289]


Notes:
The wife of [Not known] Norman [LBT/6545] and then the second wife of Thomas Williams [LBT/10289]


Notes:
The wife of Robert Huddlestone [LBT/30180]


Notes:
The wife of [Not known] Clay [LBT/6554] and then of John Penn [LBT/13437]


Notes:
The first wife of Rowland Reynolds [LBT/12335]


Notes:
The second wife of Rowland Reynolds [LBT/12335]


Notes:
The first wife of Thomas Dring [LBT/12338]


Notes:
The second wife of Thomas Dring [LBT/12338]


Notes:
The wife of Alexander Fifield [LBT/12517]


Notes:
The wife of [Not known] Brooks [LBT/6565] and then of William White [LBT/15499]


Notes:
The first wife of James Gray [LBT/12752]


Notes:
The second wife of James Gray [LBT/12752]


Notes:
The second wife of John Bellinger [LBT/15245]


Notes:
The first wife of John Bellinger [LBT/15245]


Notes:
The first wife of Richard Littleton [LBT/30182]


Notes:
The second wife of Richard Littleton [LBT/30182]


Notes:
The wife of [Not known] Baker [LBT/6582] and then of Thomas Alderson [LBT/6582]


Notes:
The first wife of Thomas Passinger [LBT/15284]


Notes:
The second wife of Thomas Passsinger [LBT/15284]


Notes:
The wife of [Not known] Inwood [LBT/6587] and then of Edward Condell [LBT/6587]


Notes:
The wife of Jonathan Wilkins [LBT/14062]


Notes:
The wife of William Whitehead [LBT/14568]


Notes:
The second wife of William Rogers [LBT/11263]


Notes:
The first wife of of Daniel Gregory [LBT/12484]


Notes:
The second wife of  Daniel Gregory [LBT/12484]


Notes:
The wife of [Not known] Maxey [LBT/6604] and then the second wife of Nathaniel Ponder [LBT/12683]


Notes:
The first wife of Phillip Brooksby [LBT/11247]


Notes:
The wife of [Not known] Fowles [LBT/6608] and then the second wife of Phillip Brooksby [LBT/11247]


Notes:
The wife of Charles Peregrine [LBT/12694]


Notes:
The wife of John Chamberlaine [LBT/30186]


Notes:
The wife of [Not known] Hall [LBT/6616] and then of Thomas Dalton [LBT/14542]


Notes:
The wife of [Not known] Selmon [LBT/6615] and then of Richard Kell [LBT/6615]


Notes:
The first wife of Charle Burdett [LBT/11734]


Notes:
The second wife of Charles Burdett [LBT/11734]


Notes:
The wife of George Northover [LBT/30187]


Notes:
The wife of [Not known] Pitman [LBT/6622] and then of Thomas Macock [LBT/13697]


Notes:
The wife of William De Crudenale [LBT/30189]


Notes:
The first wife of Tobias Wickers [LBT/12158]


Notes:
The wife of [Not known] Sturmey [LBT/6630] and then the second wife of Tobias Wickers [LBT/12158]


Notes:
The first wife of Edward Elliston [LBT/30193]


Notes:
The secon wife of Edward Elliston [LBT/30193]


Notes:
The first wife of Strangeways Mudd [LBT/11483]


Notes:
The wife of [Not known] Say [LBT/6636] and then the second wife of Strangeways Mudd [LBT/11483]


Notes:
The wife of [Not known] Pope [LBT/6639] and then of Joseph Knight [LBT/13136]


Notes:
Believed firstly to be the wife of Maurice Atkins [LBT/14680] and then of Thomas Newborough [LBT/15447], whom she succeeded in business with Maurice Atkins [LBT/14034], her son, as partner.


Notes:
The first wife of Edward Homan Turpin [LBT/27731]


Notes:
The first husband of Elizabeth [LBT/3237] who became the wife of Henry Conway [LBT/8325]


Notes:
The wife of Nicholas De Broyne [LBT/30201]


Notes:
The [second  ?] wife of Arnold Hatfield [LBT/7348]


Notes:
The wife of William Powell [LBT/6659] and then of James Askell [LBT/6659]


Notes:
The wife of [Not known] Kemp [LBT/30724] and then of John Bodley [LBT/8441]


Notes:
The wife of Nicholas Sheffield [LBT/8428]


Notes:
The wife of [Not known] Budd [LBT/6646] and then of William Perkins [LBT/14277]


Notes:
The wife of Edward Humphry [LBT/6670] and then of Thomas Lyllie [LBT/10770]


Notes:
The wife of Solomon Steevens [LBT/30208]


Notes:
The wife of Reginald Evans [LBT/6678] and then of Thomas Kinge [LBT/30209]


Notes:
The wife of Christopher Pursett [LBT/7862] and then the second wife of Nicholas Okes [LBT/7947]


Notes:
The wife of James Turner [LBT/6682] and then of Simon Ponsonby [LBT/10649]


Notes:
The wife of [Not known] Hudson [LBT/6684] and then of Edward Medlicott [LBT/8884]


Notes:
The wife of [Not known] Ingleton [LBT/6687] and then of John White [LBT/9221]


Notes:
The wife of Humphrey Satterthwaite [LBT/14721]


Notes:
The wife of William Thompson [LBT/13643]


Notes:
The wife of Jeremiah Wilkins [LBT/13124]


Notes:
The wife of Richard Sharlaker [LBT/9801]


Notes:
The second husband of the widow [LBT/3215] of Thomas Clark [LBT/8162]


Notes:
The wife of Bartholomew Downes [LBT/29178]


Notes:
The wife of George Penne [LBT/7324] and, mother of Edmond Penne [LBT/8034]


Notes:
The wife of Alexander Donaldson [LBT/30236]


Notes:
The wife of [Not known] Howard [LBT/6745] and then of James Duckett [LBT/30239]


Notes:
The wife of [Not known] Tiler [LBT/6740] and then of William Dugard [LBT/12348]


Notes:
The wife of James Edwards [LBT/30242] and then of Thomas Butt [LBT/6743]


Notes:
The first wife of Richard Edwards [LBT/30244]


Notes:
The second wife of Richard Edwards [LBT/30244]


Notes:
The first wife of Samuel William Fores [LBT/29369]


Notes:
The second wife of Samuel William Fores [LBT/29369]


Notes:
McKenzie, D.F. (1961), #8 - Richard Neile [LBT/8846] - working for Edward Allde as a journeyman printer 5 Jun 1615 but imprisoned for departing without giving a fortnight's notice. There is no record of his binding.
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Notes:
Arber, 1, p.183 & 282 - Hollender was fined 28 Sep 1561 for leaving his unnamed master; Allde for employing him.  Between 22 Jul 1564 and 22 Jul 1565 he was paid 2s "in rewarde for his departure the realme".


Notes:
Cf. Plomer, H.R. (1907) - under John Norton [LBT/9041]


Notes:
O.D.N.B. - Memorial - 'he found English printing like brickwork and left it like marble'.
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Notes:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910) makes a connection between Robert Woodnote and the Robert Woodnet whose binding is recorded here.


Notes:
Michael Sparke [LBT/8216] claimed he dealt in popish books at Wyrley Hall in Staffordshire


Notes:
Cf. McKerrow, R. B. &c. (1910) - where two George Edwards are somewhat confused.
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McKenzie, D.F. (1961) - Some of the apprentices bound to George Edwards [LBT/6951] after 1 Dec 1634 may in fact have been bound to George Edwards [LBT/9843].


Notes:
Just possible [only Thomas Bayley, Bailey that appears to qualify, however, see WILL] - Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - 19  Jan 1670 - Jonathan Firman, of St Saviour's, Southwark, Surry, Cit. & Cooper, Bachr, abt 23, & Mary Crowder, of the same, Spr, abt 20, with sonsent of her mother Mary Nobbs alias Crowder; alleged by Thos Bailey, of St Dunstan in the West, Cit. & Stationer; at St Aviour's afsd.
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Notes:
Mentioned in a list of second hand booksellers who, in 1628, were ordered to submit catalogues of their books to the Archbishop of Canterbury [Dom.S.Papers, Chas. 1, vol.117. (9) quoted by McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910)]


Notes:
- Patentee of Playing cards, 1578-? 1600


Notes:
Probably the apprentice of William Broome [LBT/8226] not William Brown as stated in McKerrow, R.B. (1910).  Note that that source tells us that he succeeded Widow Broome at her address and secured her copyrights.


Notes:
24 Aug 1607 - described by Cuthbert Burby [ST/0:2315]  as his servant.
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Notes:
Assistant - Greg (p.xxiii) thought it "reasonable to suppose" that most of those men who became Assistants between 1576 and 1602 without evidence of direct election did so by virtue of their election as Under Warden and cites Cawood as a case in point, though he mistakenly gives the date of Cawood's re-election  in 1590 rather than of his initial election in Jul 1589.
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Notes:
We have followed McKenzie, D.F. (1961) in assuming that John Harbert on p.78 is the same person as John Herbert on p.82.
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Notes:
McKenzie, D.F. (1961), p.16 - There were two men of this name whom it is impossible to distinguish in the apprenticeship registers. See STC, vol. 3 (1991), which has lead to an attempt to sort out these apprentices.


Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - in July, 1557, he went as one of the four soldiers sent from the Stationers' Company, levied for the army sent to Philip in Flanders.
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Notes:
Entered Magdalen College, Oxford, about 1534 - proceded B.A. in 1540.
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Ordination  in September 1551.


Notes:
Cf. McKerrow, 1557-1640, p.43, a John Boulter, servant to John Danter, quoting Arber - printer of Catholic Books.
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Notes:
It would appear that McKenzie, D.F. (1961) #175 is wrong when it states that the George Woode listed as freed by Thomas Dawson [LBT/7918] was 'apparently never formally bound'.  There is a record for the binding of a George Wood to Thomas Dawson  on 4 Feb 1594 [LBT/7304].
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Notes:
Woodhead, J.R. (1965) -
Common Councilman - Aldersgate Without, 164508, 1650, 1653-4.
Ald Bread Street, 11 Jul 1661; disch same day, F £200 and 20 marks.
ChW, St. Botolph Aldersgate, 1645-7.
Printer to Canterbury, 1624.
Law-books patentee.
Share in King's Printing House.
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Notes:
Cf. Plomer, H.R. (1907), p.139 under Luke Norton [LBT/10529]


Notes:
The two Richard Green's - McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.117 - have assumed to be - senior [LBT/7547] and junior [LBT/7553]. They have also assumed to be father and son on the basis of the will of 9 May 1612. Lavin, J.A. - Notes - points out that the two apprentices listed under [LBT/7547] after Feb 1584 might have been bound to either.


Notes:
Maybe the man listed by McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910) - see LBT/30759.


Notes:
Cf. Henry Olney [LBT/30719] - according to McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1907), Arber thought they were the same person.


Notes:
- also of Chester - free of the Chester Stationers' Company.


Notes:
STC - Apparently spent c.1619-1633 in Bermuda. (Poor Book).
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Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - 'possible that he may be identical with the person mentioned in the Denization Rolls "John Jaques born in the domnion of the Emperor. In England six years, 1 Jul 1544." [Westm. Deniz. Roll, 36 Hen. VIII.]


Notes:
There may be some confusion here with William Jones [LBT/8783] - apprentices bound after his freedom on 5 Jul 1596 must be suspect - also the two sons freed by patrimony.
---


Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - 'supposed --- educated at Eton, when he passed in 1531 to King's College'.
---


Notes:
Cf. also McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.169 - under Martin Law


Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - early - assistant to Henry Pepwell [LBT/28281]


Notes:
Succeeded in his business by Robert Triplet [LBT/8109]. [Arber, v.202]
---


Notes:
Cf - also the entry for Thomas Lownes III in McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910).


Notes:
As no Joseph Bassett has been identified, we have followed McKenzie, D.F. (1961), p.39 in his suggestion that this was a mistake for Joseph Bagfett <Bagfet>.
---


Notes:
- also at Eton and in Scotland.
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Cf. Plomer, H.R. (1907) - under John Norton [LBT/9041]


Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - nephew and assistant to Thomas Berthelet [LBT/6915]


Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - originally assistant to John Reynes [LBT/28236]


Notes:
Patentee with his father William Seres - appointed as his assigns Henry Denham [LBT 8578] and Ralph Newbery [LBT/8123]


Notes:
Mentioned in a list of second hand booksellers who, in 1628, were ordered to submit catalogues of their books to the Archbishop of Canterbury [ Dom.S.Papers, Chas. I, vol.117, (9)  quoted by McKerrow.]
---
Appears to have succeeded to the business formerly kept by John Bailey.
---


Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - Printer to the City of London c.1580
---


Notes:
Cf. McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), pp.150-151- second person mentioned.


Notes:
A Dutchman - left the country in 1583.
---


Notes:
Possibility of a wife - McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910) - on 29 Jun 1624 a Mistress White assigned a number of copies to E.Allde [LBT/6782]


Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - suggests that he married Elizabeth Pickering [LBT/6401] q.v.


Notes:
Cf McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.304 - described as William Wright junior.


Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - another Reginal Wolff from the dominion of the Emperor was denizened 8th February, 1542 [Pat. 33 Henry VII, p.5, m.26]
---


Notes:
McK 1 -"This was no doubt the apprentice over whom Alsop and Thomas Fawcett differed. (Jackson 305-6)"
---
Cf. Plomer, H.R. (1907), p.101


Notes:
Cf. McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.123 - W.H. of Salisbury, but has entries in the Register.


Notes:
20 Feb 1608 - Working for George Bishop [LBT/8608]
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Notes:
McKenzie, D.F. (1961) = a foreigner named Malkin was working for Bernard also on 25 Sep 1620.
---


Notes:
Jackson, W.A. (1957), p. 190 - 5 Dec 1626 - operating a secret press with John Phillips.
---


Notes:
Assumed to be the printer in Plomer, H.R. (1907), p.25, but we have no-one taking up his Freedom on 29 Mar 1637.


Notes:
- also in York, Newcastle-on-Tyne, and Gateshead.


Notes:
Cf. Plomer, H.R. (1907), p.62, which does not sort out the various Thomas Dawkes


Notes:
Cf. Plomer, H.R. (1907), p.128 - where father and son may be merged.


Notes:
Apparently the only candidate for this master.
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Notes:
Probably the Thomas Purslowe listed by McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.222 - active in 1637


Notes:
Printed and sold popish books with his son [LBT/30749]


Notes:
1647- c.1653 manager of the King's Printing house in Edinburgh, back in London in that year - subsequently executed for High Treason in 1664.


Notes:
Cf. Plomer, H.R. (1907), p.51 and possibly Plomer, H.R. &c. (1922), 79


Notes:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - 19 Jan 1670 - George Vallintyne of Stanverd Rivers, Essex, Widr, & Elizth Cawood, of Southweald in sd co., Spr, abt 30, at own disp.; Alleged by Francis Eglesfeild, of St Fath's, Lond., Stationer; at St Faith's afsd. [Not signed nor attested.]
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Notes:
Cf. McKerrow, R. B. &c. (1910) - dealer in popish books.   STC - Not a member of the St.Co.


Notes:
For first 2 years his items were sold in shop of his former master Nicholas Bourne - S.Entrance to Royal Exchange (STC).
---
Biographical details in some of the pamphlets he published.
---
Retired about 1650 to Cotterstock, Northamptonshire.
---


Notes:
Cf. Plomer, H.R. (1907) - but this is clearly not the brother of Thomas Nicholls [LBT/9987].


Notes:
A Robert Dalmon whose father was a Vintner was bound to Nathaniel Butter on 3 May 1620 and never freed.  The Robert Dolman freed by translation from an unnamed company in 1626 might therefore be the same man, who had taken up his freedom in the Vintners' by patrimony before then translating to the Stationers'.  The latter is, in any case, the only freeman who might be Robert Dawlman.
---


Notes:
This would appear to be the only candidate for the Joseph Moore listed as a Master in McKenzie, D.F. (1974), p.115, but no record of his freedom has been found. The dates also suggest that he is the man listed by Plomer, H.R. (1907)
---


Notes:
Also described as a Fishmonger in CLRO, Rep. f.129v-130r for printing weekly bills of prices and rates of commodities.
---


Notes:
A Robert Dalmon [ST/1:0964] whose father was a Vintner was bound to Nathaniel Butter on 3 May 1620 and never freed.  The Robert Dolman [ST/1:1196] freed by translation from an unnamed company in 1626 might therefore be the same man, who had taken up his freedom in the Vintners' by patrimony before then translating to the Stationers' Company.  The latter is, in any case, the only freeman who might be Robert Dawlman, liveryman and member of the Court.
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Notes:
McKenzie, D.F. (1961) #1299 & #192 appear to be the same person - same name and apparently the same father - #1299 gives the binding date as 4 Aug 1632 whereas #192 gives 4 Aug 1634.  The entry for the earlier date as been taken to allocate the LBT Number.
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Notes:
This is the only George Greene freed early enough to be the father of the two sons listed as being freed by patrimony - as McKenzie, D.F. (1974) associates the apprentices with him this has been accepted, though by the dates that some were bound George the son [LBT/12756] and George Greene [LBT/1389] were both in the picture.
---


Notes:
No master's name given at the Freedom , McKenzie, D.F. (1961) p.75 = "Possibly the son of Leonard Greene of Cambridge, for a Francis Greene was operting there in 1632".
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Notes:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1687-1694]), p.87 - marriage allegation - 17 Nov 1688 - A John Luke, of St Andrew's, Holborn, Lond., Bachr, above 40, & Apollina Luke, of St Bride's, Lond., Spr, abt 26, at own disp,; alleged by John Luke, of St Giles, Cripplegate, Lond., Bookbinder; at St Nicholas Cole Abb, Lond.
---


Notes:
McKEnzie, D.F. (1961), #1567 - 'Possibly the Richard Harrison who had served with Manasses Bloome' [ST/1:0798]
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Notes:
Cf. Kemm [LBT/30527] who may be the same man.


Notes:
- it has been assumed that the man freed by redemption on 31 Jan 1620 [McK., I, #1794] and the man bound to Matthew Lownes on 28 Jun 1613 [McK., I, #1865], and apparently never freed, are in fact the same man.


Notes:
Woodhead, J.R. (1965) -

Common Councilman, Farringdon Within, 1660.
In partnership with Robert Dawlman at "The Brazen Serpent" in St Pauls Chuch Yard.
Capt. Yellow Regt., Mar 1660.
---


Notes:
Cf. Plomer, H.R. (1907), p.130 under William Minshew.


Notes:
Plomer, H.R. (1907) - Churchwarden of St Botolph's without Aldersgate in the years 1665 and 1666.
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Notes:
Identity - There were four Thomas Hunts freed between 1614 and 1646 (the others being LBT/9262, LBT/9288, LBT/11096) any one of whom might be the man cloathed in 1647 and subsequently elected to the Court. This one seems the most likely because the dates of his apprenticeship best git a cloathing in 1647 and because his master, John Norgate, was a binder rather than a printer or bookseller which could explain his being "little acquaintance with the Company's affairs" [see below.]
---


Notes:
Woodhead, J.R. (1965) -

Common Councilman, Farringdon Within, 1656-7.
Personalty, Oct 1676, £5,659.
City property; property and lane Middx.
---


Notes:
Working for John Bill [ST/0:1555] see will 24 Apr 1630.
---


Notes:
- alias "Codpeece-Ned"
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"The Declaration vindication & Protestation of Edward Dobson, Citizen & Stationer of London …", Bristol, 1644.


Notes:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910) - In the will of Anne Hooper widow, probably the widow of Humphrey Hooper, stationer, proved on December 7th, 1621, occurs this passage: "Item, I give and bequeath unto little Henry Cooke sonne of Henry Cooke stationer the somme of ffortie shillings" [P.C.C. 101 Dale]


Notes:
Would appear to be the only Robert Hodgson available for these apprentices, but no record of freedom has been found.
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Notes:
Although almost twenty years elapsed between his freedom and his first recorded apprentice, this seems to be the only identification available.
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Notes:
The son freed by patrimony on 2 Apr 1667 is actually entered by McKenzie as Nathaniel Powell [LBT/14394], but for the moment this has been regarded as a misprint for Nowell,  This needs to be checked but it makes more sense to assume that there were three generations of Nathaniel Nowells with regard to the span of dates covered by apprentices.
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Notes:
The time span between Henry [LBT/11026] and Henry [LBT/11279] is perhaps a little too long to be comfortable with the attributed connection, however, we have identified no other Henry Atkinson in the Company between them.


Notes:
Cf. Plomer, H.R. (1907), p.112 - William Lamberd [LBT/30532]


Notes:
Cf. Plomer, H.R. (1907) and Plomer, H.R. &c. (1922) who suggests that there may be more than one John Allen at this time. John Allen [LBT/11226] bound to Hannah Allen [LBT/3376] and freed in 1654 and John Allen [LBT/14926] bound to Robert Smith [LBT/] and freed in 1669 appear to be the likliest candidates.


Notes:
Apprenticed through the Stationers' Company, but probably mainly in Worcester.
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Sotheby's 22 Feb 1897 - a copy of "Paradise Lost" inscribed "for my loving ffriend Mr.Francis Rea, bookbinder in Worcesthsire" in Milton's hand.
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Notes:
Bettesworth published many books in association with his former apprentice and son-in-law Charles Hitch [ST/3:0799].
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Notes:
It is surely Christopher that Dunton is speaking of, yet he appears to be wrong about the parentage.


Notes:
Possibly Arbuthnot's published listed by Plomer, H.R. &c. (1922), p.15.


Notes:
Servant to Cornelius Bee [ ] and Nathaniel Hooke [  ].
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Notes:
N.B. - it is assumed that this subject is O.D.N.B . - Richard Bloome, bap.1635?. d. 1705, cartographer and bookseller = 'may have been'.
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Notes:
This clearly cannot be the same man listed in Plomer, H.R. (1907) and said to be active in the 1660s, but seeing that he presented Timothy Childe [LBT/11799] he is presumably the partner of Childe mentioned by Dunton.


Notes:
Possibly the Thomas Bowyer listed by Plomer, H.R. &c. (1922)


Notes:
Burnt out in the fire of 1666, and removed to Chester.


Notes:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]), p.25 - marriage allegation - 30 Mar 1680 - Thomas Plott, Esqr, Secretary to the Most Honble [blank] Sydney, Envoy of H.M. the King of Great Britain to the States of Holland, a Bachr & 23 & upwards, & Mrs.Susanna Bresey, of Dort in Holland, Spr, 25 & at her own dispose; alleged by Henry Brome, of St Gregorie's, London, Citizen & Bookseller; in the Church or Chapel of her Highness the Princess of Orange, by the Rev. Thos Ken, D.D., or Jonathan Blagrave, Clerk, M.A., Chaplains to her Highness.
---


Notes:
A Nichols Cox got a pension on 27 Sep 1728


Notes:
Seems to be the only candidate for the master of the apprentice Robert Hatersly [LBT/16754], though there is no evidence of his [R.B.] ever having been made free.
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Notes:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1687-1694]) - marriage allegation - 12 Apr 1688 - William Rayner, of Stanwell, Midd., Clerk, Bachr, abt 30, & Elizabeth Hearsy, of St Martin, Ludgate, Lond., Spr, abt 30, at own disp.; alleged by Ralph Simpson, of St Gregorie's , Lond., Stationer; at St Martin's in the Fields, Midd.
---


Notes:
Plomer, H.R. (1907) points out that this may be the same man who was bookselling in Bristol in the 1660s.


Notes:
May be the William Chapman listed by Plomer, H.R. &c. (1922).


Notes:
No mention of freedom found, but it is highly likely that this is the right person for the master - both he and the apprentice are from Brackley in Northamptonshire and are quite possibly brothers, for each father is listed as Moses.
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Notes:
Common Councilman - Farringdon Within Ward, 1689.


Notes:
- possibly to be identified with Dunton, J. (1705) - "grammatical Bayley".


Notes:
Although Plomer is clearly aware of the two Thomas Cockerills, his dates for the first show some conflation of uncle [LBT/15017] and nephew [LBT/11970].


Notes:
Dunton gives him the same character as Israel Harrison [LBT/14352]


Notes:
Cf. Plomer, H.R. (1907), p.116 - with Stephen Lewis [LBT/13579]


Notes:
Succeeded by Edward Ballard [LBT/16032].
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Notes:
Clearly the one that Plomer, H.R. &c. (1922) and Dunton, J. (1705) speak of, but see also the son James [LBT/11272]


Notes:
Possibly the man spoken of by Dunton and listed by Plomer, H.R. &c. (1922), p.43


Notes:
Identity -  Treated as the same person as McKenzie's Daniel Brogden 1.  As there is apparently no other Daniel Brogden in the Stationers' Company to be the master of ST/3:1125, listed by McKenzie under Daniel Brogden II, it has been decided to conflate the two Daniel Brogdens.


Notes:
Cf. Plomer, H.R. (1907), p.62, which does not sort out the various Thomas Dawkes
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O.D.N.B. - admited to Merchant Taylors' School - 2 Apr 1649


Notes:
QUERY was Thomas [LBT/17875] in fact the brother of this John rather than the son, and therefore bound to John Dormer [LBT/11808]


Notes:
Cf. Plomer, H.R. (1907), p.102 - HUCKLESCOTT, Thomas


Notes:
McK 2, #1359 suggest this may be the Francis Heiron fd. By redemption on 12 Nov 1649.
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Notes:
McK.2, #1511 & McK.2, #2682 appear to be the same person, father's name, address and trade are identical.  This may have been a re-binding or a turn-over,  McKenzie does not connect the two.
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Notes:
Possible the William Bradley listed by Plomer, H.R. &c. (1922) at the Three Bibles, Minories.


Notes:
Identity - McK 2, #1527 records the binding, but no freedom, of one Richard Mount, and McK 2, #3166 records the freedom by patrimony with no prior binding of what appears to be a second Richard Mount, the father of the first having been Ralph, a Kentish yeoman, and of the second Ralph, necessarily a Stationer. However, the City Freedom records show that the Richard Mount who was freed in June 1693 was freed by service and not patrimony and was the same man who had been bound in 1670 [CF1/70/74].
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Notes:
Flesher also appears as McK 1, #210, however since he was neither bound nor freed between 1605 and 1640 his appearance in McKenzie's earlier volume may be regarded as an anomaly, and has been ignored.
---


Notes:
Cf. Thomas Fox [LBT/13953] - it is not clear which one Dunton is speaking of.


Notes:
Cf. Plomer, H.R. (1907), p.85, which appears to be in error on the son of George Green [LBT/9966]


Notes:
We believe this to be the son of William [LBT/12927] and the grandson of William [LBT/12518]
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Notes:
Old Bailey (1674-1834) - a Mrs.Grover is central to the case, and this might well be Elizabeth Grover [LBT/3617], the mother of Cassandra Meere LBT/3133] who may also be indirectly mentioned in the case.  N.B. Some years later Dalton turned an apprentice over to Cassandra Meere.
---


Notes:
Apparently the only candidate for this Master.
---


Notes:
It is assumed that Gabriel HUNBOLT [LBT/13196] and Gabriel KUNHOLT listed on McKenzie, D.F. (1974), p.95 are one and the same person.
---


Notes:
We have followed Plomer in assuming that the Janeway mentioned by Dunton is Richard jnr.


Notes:
An Elizabeth Brown, entered as LBT/5680, received a pension.
---


Notes:
[Identified against LBT/13343 rather than LBT/12121, because his master was definitely a Mathematical-instrument-worker].


Notes:
Possibly the John Jones fd by patrimony 24.4.1697.
---


Notes:
A John Johnson was freed by Mrs Leas, widow of Charles Leas.
---


Notes:
O.D.N.B. - 'his godfather Elkanah Settle, the 'City Poet' ' .
---


Notes:
Query relationship to Ann Travers [LBT/3735] Francis's last wife.
---


Notes:
Possibly -  Dunton, J. (1705) - "Faithful Bancks".


Notes:
Cf. Plomer, H.R. (1907), p.152, although this person was still an apprentice in 1659 - the year of the imprint mentioned by Plomer.


Notes:
- with Thomas Lewis - cf. Plomer, H.R. (1907), p.116


Notes:
Possibly the Richard Andrewe listed by Plomer, H.R. &c. (1922).


Notes:
Probably the same person listed by Plomer, H.R. &c. (1922) as A.Barker.


Notes:
Woodhead, J.R. (1965) -

Common Councilman, Farringdon Within, 1681-3.
Fr of EIC by R, 1668.
EIC Stock, 1668.
Land Bucks..
Whig ("naught"). 
---


Notes:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]), p.227 - marriage allegation - 7 Aug 1678 - Wm Mackley, of St Botolph's, Aldersgate, Lond., distiller, Widr, abt 32, & Judith Kerington, of St Faith's, Lond., Spr, abt 28, at own disp.; at Par. Ch. Of Camberwell, co. Surrey; Alleged by Nathaniel Ronew <sic>, of St Faith's Lond., Stationer.
---


Notes:
This John Chantry appears to fit the facts for the latter part of the Plomer, H.R. &c. (1922) entry, but it appears that there may have been an earlier bookseller of this name.


Notes:
Cf. Joseph Fox [LBT/12591], it is not clear which one Dunton is speaking of.


Notes:
Proably also in Cambridge - cf. Plomer, H.R. (1907)


Notes:
It would appear that Plomer conflates Maurice Atkins [LBT/14680] with his son Maurice Atkins [LBT/14034].  We know that Martha Newborough [LBT/6640] who married Thomas Newborough [LBT/15447] had previously been married to an Atkins, and that she took a Maurice Atkins into partnership after Thomas Newborough's death.  It would make sense if she had been Maurice Atkin's [LBT/14680] widow, and had taken her son [LBT/14034] into partnership.


Notes:
cf. Plomer, H.R. &c. (1922), p.61 - S.Butler


Notes:
Plomer, H.R. (1907) - has two entries under Pawlett & Pawley - we have assumed them to be the same man.


Notes:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1687-1694]), p.139 - marriage allegation - 11 Apr 1690 - An Abraham Williams, of St Stephen, Coleman Street, Lond., Skinner, Widr, abt 50, & Jane Adams, of St Botolph, Aldgate, Wid., abt 45; alleged by Thos Helder, of St Botolph's, Aldersgate, Bookseller; at St Botolph, Aldersgate, St Leonard, Shoreditch, or Stepney, Middl.
---


Notes:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - 16 Jun 1669 - Francis Sydenham, of St Botolph, Aldersgate, Lond., Haberdasher, Bachr, abt 24, & Rebeccah Dowse, of the same, Spr, abt 22, with consent of parents; alleged by Thos Warkhouse, of St Mary, Savoy, Cit. & Stationer; at Newington or Hackney, Middx.
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Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - 21 Jan 1670 - John Barnes, of St Martin's in the Fields, Midd., Bachr, abt 29, & Alice Billers, of the same, Spr, abt 21, with consent of her mother; alledged by Thos Warkhouse, of St Mary, Savoy, Midd., Cit. & Stationer of Lond.; at Gray's Inn, Midd.
---


Notes:
Apparently the only candidate for master in the Stationers' Company.
---


Notes:
Possibly the same man as J.Black [LBT/30817]


Notes:
A Nicholas Cox got a pension on 27 Sep 1728


Notes:
The John Beddow in the Poor Books would apparently only be able to be identified with this man.
---


Notes:
The man freed by patrimony on 2 Apr 1667 is actually entered by McKenzie as Nathaniel Powell [LBT/14394], but for this has been regarded as a misprint for Nowell,  
---


Notes:
Identity - McK 2:3751 places William as the son of John Redmaine [LBT/14500], but the dates of freedom would indicate that this was much more likely to be his brother, and that he too was the son of John Redmaine [LBT/14501]. - It is perhaps possible that apprentices bound after John Remaine [LBT/14500] was free in Jun 1677, but attributed to the father should be under the son.
---


Notes:
Identity - McK 2:3751 places William as the son of John Redmaine [LBT/14500], but the dates of freedom would indicate that this was much more likely to be his brother, and that he too was the son of John Redmaine [LBT/14501]


Notes:
I.G.I. - a Job King married a Mary Atkissson on 3 Nov 1681 at Tewkesbury, Gloucester
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Notes:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1687-1694]), p.247 - marriage allegation - 13 Feb 1693 - A Robert Bever, of Maidehead, Berks, Gent., Bachr, abt 35, & Mrs Mary Tristram, of New Windsor, Berks, Spr, abt 16, at own disp., her parents dead & no guardn; attested by Thos Bever, of St Dunstan's in the West, Lond., Stationer; at St Giles in the Fields, Midd.
---


Notes:
Possibly the one listed by Plomer, H.R. &c. (1922).


Notes:
Richard is corrected to Nicholas in both the "Freedom Register --- 1605 to 1708" & the summary volume of "Apprentices Bound, Turned Over, Free and Clothed 1640 to 1748".
---


Notes:
Plomer, H.R. &c. (1922) suggests that there may be more than one John Allen at this time. John Allen [LBT/11226] bound to Hannah Allen [LBT/3376] and freed in 1654 and John Allen [LBT/14926] bound to Robert Smith [LBT/] and freed in 1669 appear to be the likliest candidates.


Notes:
Chester, L.M. (1887), vol.2, p.314 - 27 Feb 1693 - A Thomas Thackeray, of St Bartholomew the Less, Stationer, alleges marriage of Richard Tay, of same, Bachelor, 24, & Mary Clarke, of Same, Spr, 22; her parents' consent; at St James, Clerkenwell.
---


Notes:
Plomer, H.R. &c. (1922) lists a J.Baker, and mentions this man who was Warden of the Stationers' Company. However, the Warden died in 1689, whereas it appears that Plomer's subject was active in the first decade of the eighteenth century. See also LBT/1129.


Notes:
Cf. Plomer, H.R. (1907), p.178 - "the younger"


Notes:
Woodhead, J.R. (1965), pp.47-8.
   Co Co Bread Street, 1676-83, 1689; Dep, 1684, 1689. St Margaret Moses, 1654, 1661 (1). STA, appr, 1646, to William Tibbs; fr, 1653; L, 1664 (2). Bur: 1 Jul 1694, St Mildred Bread Street (3). PCC Admon, Jun 1695 (limited). F: Edwrd Clarke of Great Gadsden, Herts, yeo; m: Anne (bur St Mildred Bread Street, 1685)  (4). Scrivener (or confectioner) (5). Tory ("good", 1682) (6).

(1) Reg, St.Margaret Moses.
(2) H of L, MS 154 (f); Boyd 30212; STA, Appr Bound etc., II, p.25d; Appr Reg, 1606-66, 5 Oct 1646.
(3) Reg, St Mildred Bread Street, "formerly Deputy of the ward".
(4) Reg, St Mildred Bread Street.
(5) Reg, St.Margaret moses, 1654, 1656. 1657, 1658, 1659/60.
(6) SP/29/418/199; H of L, MS 154 (f).
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Notes:
Assumed to be Dunton's Mr. Newton, p.312 and the one listed by Plomer, H.R. &c. (1922), p.217


Notes:
cf. Plomer, H.R. &c. (1922), p.60 - R.Butler


Notes:
There is a possiblility that the facts given under LBT/15148 for the Cloathing on 30 Jun 1669 and all subsequent events may relate to this person.


Notes:
Probably connected with the Janeway business.
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Notes:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]), p.233 - marriage allegation 3 Feb 1679 - Francis Heames, of St Martin's in the Fields, co. Middx., Apothocary, Bachr, abt 26, & Elizabeth Soper, of the same, Spr, abt 20, with her mother's consent; at St Martin's afsd; alleged by Humphrey Pooler, of St Michael Le Querne, Lond., Cit. & Stationer.
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Notes:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - marriage allegation - 2 Dec 1686 - A John Willford, of St Bottolph's, Billingsgate, Lond., Cit. & Fishmonger, Bachr, abt 28, & Elizabeth Gopp, Spr, abt 18, with consent of her mother Elizabeth Rawlinson alias Gopp now wife of [blankl] Rawlinson, of St Leonard, Shoreditch, Middx.; alleged by Joseph Willford, of St Antholin's Lond., Stationer; at St Leonard's afsd.
---


Notes:
McK 2:4995 = The name of both father and freeman is given as Woodfall, but this is almost certainly an error for Woodhall, the father probably being the man fd by Isaac Jaggard 15.12.1626.
---


Notes:
Cf. Plomer, H.R. (1907), p.197 - under Wright, J.; or p.198 under John, junior.


Notes:
Domestic Intelligence #32 (24 Oct 1679) - Watch lost last Friday, 17th Oct, at Dr.Butler's Ale House (watch made by Wm.Herbert in Fenchurch St.) Owner James Grover, Printer in Pelican Court in Little Britain, offers a guinea reward.
---


Notes:
Cf. Plomer, H.R. (1907), p.106 for a Matthew Inman and his wife.


Notes:
No identity in the Stationers' Company Archive yet found.
---


Notes:
C.B. - 4 Aug 1840. - --- obtained the Royal Licence to use the surname of Dyer in addition to his name of Thiselton ---
---


Notes:
Putney Parish Register - No reference to Deliverance in baptism register or William in burial register. [Peter Razzell - 22 May 1995]
---


Notes:
Lond.Daily Advt. (8 Sep 1761) = Ran away on the 2d instant, from his master's service William Frind, apprentice to Bartholomew Adams, bookbind, in Ivy-lane, near Newgate Market.
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Notes:
Possibly a younger brother of his master - both had fathers called Thomas who were Vintners.
---


Notes:
The Times (11 Par 1796) = John Younger, apprentice to J.Adlard, printer, Duke-street, West Smithffield, absconded from his master's service on the 23d of March.  He is about 16 years of age ---.
---


Notes:
No reference to baptism of James in the Beenham Parish Register [Peter Razzell]
---


Notes:
B.B. = Corrector of the Press (with J.Wilkes 1792) --- c.1812 principal or part Editor of Encyclp. Londiniensis.
---


Notes:
Succeeded Thomas Ballard [ST/2:0937].
---


Notes:
Justice of the Peace for Middlesex 9 Jan 1757, and in 1759 was elected Sheriff of London, and was sworn in at the Guildhall 28 Sept.  In the following year, on Monday 5 May, he accompanied Earl Ferrers on his way to execution at Tyburn --- His portrait was painted by Spomberge of Bath.  In 1791 he moved to 40 Pall Mall. 
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Notes:
Lond.Daily Advertiser (22 Apr 1752) - 21 Apr - John coles, eminent stationer, in Fleet-street, was chosen a common councilman for the ward of Farringdon without, in the room of Mr.Samuel Cranmer, lately deceas'd.
---


Notes:
D.N.B. = states that James [LBT/16114] was the son of the second marriage, but B:234 & B:263 seem to make it clear that the only child of that marriage was Grace Graham Basire. [Cf. Comments under Will of Isabella Basire [ST/3:7281W2]]
---


Notes:
Plomer - "Held a share in the King's Printing Office, ---"   "In a contemporary record it is said that Mark Baskett neither understood nor gave any attention to the business of printing, leaving the care of it to his servants, who were a set of idle and drunken men, and that his printing-house was more like an ale-house. [Add.MS.6880]."
---


Notes:
1835 - B.B. = living upon his wife's property near Teignmouth Devon call'd James Bate Esq. Living so since his failure some years since
---


Notes:
1809 - B.B. = about this time left his Brother James & went to Buenos Ayres.  No address except Cheapside till Walthamstow 1823.
---


Notes:
Robert Kirkman, Antiquarian Bookseller, Eggington, Bedfordshire [24  Feb 2003]  - I am certain of my lineage from Abraham Kirkman of Blackwell Hall --- According to some family papers now in America, from 1809 until his death Abraham carried on the business of a law stationer at 48 Cornhill, London. In December 1799, when 30 years old, he articled himself to John Thomas, solicitor of Fen Court, Fenchurch Street, and was admitted an Attorney of the Court of Queens Bench on 1st May Easter Term 1805, a solicitor of the High Court of Chancery 8 May 1806 and an Attorney of the Court of Common Pleas 15 Nov 1808 and retired from practice in the year 1823 when he was 54. He married 4 Jun 1791 Martha Blaksley only daughter of John and Sarah Blaksley of Bishopsgate Street, London and had 6 children."
---


Notes:
Should check if he was freed as a Dyer. Cf. Father.
---


Notes:
B.B. = Bookbinder at the Navy Office, Somerset House.
---


Notes:
- with  A. & J[ames].Black [LBT/16456] and Parry
- with Black, Parry & Kingsbury
- with Black, Parry & Co.


Notes:
- with Alexander Black [LBT/16455]
- with James Black & Son
- with Black, Young & Young
- with Black & Armstrong


Notes:
Possibly the ( ) Burton listed by Plomer, H.R. &c. (1922)


Notes:
B.B. = F.R.S. Printer at Mr.Harrisons, Stationers Court; Chaplain to the Factory at St.Petersburgh.
---


Notes:
Elected Alderman 1782;Sheriff 1785; Lord Mayor 1790.
---


Notes:
B.B. = Sheriff; Alderman; Lord Mayor.
---
Beaven, vol.2, p.136
            Common councillor - Candlewick Waqrd - 1764-81
            Elected Alderman 24 Feb 1781 (vice Thomas) admitted 6 Mar.1781 - Walbrook Ward - 1781-98
            Sheriff - 1781-2
             Lord Mayor - 1788-80
             Auditor - 1778-80
             Treasurer of Christ's Hospital - 1785-98
             Elected President 1798
---
Welch, p.96 - At the Treasurer's House, Christ's Hospital (26 Mar.).,  --- aged seventy-eight, formerly wholesale stationer in Abchurch Lane --- They (he and Wright) began business together on London Bridge and were said to have left fortunes of £300,000;


Notes:
4 Oct 1748 = Described as Printer, St.John's Lane, when freed.
---


Notes:
M.P. Coventry, 1812-18; Dover 1820-26
---
D.N.B. = 1819-20 General Treasurer, Wesleyan Methodist Missionary Society
---


Notes:
B.B. = married a lady of the name Higden and took her name.
---


Notes:
O.D.N.B. - succeeded his father with William Davies as his partner.
---


Notes:
Could this possibly be the same as LBT/28844?
---


Notes:
QUERY McK note = Probably the first apprentice of John Clarke who was freed by Ralph Snow, writing master, 2 Apr 1705.
---
Cf. C.B. 7 Jun 1726 = "Excercising the Trade of a Brewer" Court agree to transl. him to the Company of Brewers.
---


Notes:
Sheriff,  178708; Alderman - Bridge Ward, 1803-21; Knighted 19 Jun 1800.
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Member of Parliament - 
14 Jul 1788  - 11 Jun 1790 - Maidstone {vice Gerard Noel Edwards, esq., who accepted the Stewardship of the Chiltern Hundreds} in the government interest.  Maidstone was managed by John Brenchley, later his banking partner.
10 Aug 1790 - 20 May 1796 - Maidstone
12 Jul 1796 - 29 Jun 1802 - Maidstone
31 Aug 1802 - 24 Oct 1806 - Maidstone
---
Partner Bloxam & Fourdrinier, c/o Sherborne Lane
---
1791 partner in the bank of Sanderson, Harrison, Brenchley, Bloxam & Co.
---


Notes:
Partner of Charles Coles 1776-90 (Maxted)
---


Notes:
Cf. McKenzie 3, p.113  QUERY Eaton Citizen & Shipwright.
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Notes:
McKenzie has two Robert Marsh entiries I & II  - CHECK


Notes:
O.D.N.B. - Roman Catholic. Took over the Stock of Thomas Meighan in 1774 - his business taken over by his nephew Richard Brown, - Keating, Brown and Keating.
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Notes:
Although freed as Mitchell, his apprentices are listed to MECHELL.
---


Notes:
B.B. = Chapel St. Pentonville address "but did not live there"
---


Notes:
B.B. = Corrector of the Press & Editor of Jones's Sheridan's Dicty (Cousin to Jos.Jones [LBT/15925])


Notes:
The attribution of the apprentices to this John Browne is simply a possibility.
---


Notes:
Not listed by Joseph Foster in "Peerage, Baronetage and Knightage of the British Empire for 1808", who said Jonathan had three sons.  However, the evidence of bindings and wills seems to confirm that there must have been four brothers.
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Notes:
Possibily the same man as LBT/29017.
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Notes:
B.B. = Alderman of Stamford;  Widower.
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Notes:
On his marriage he moved his main business to Bath.  See - O.D.N.B.


Notes:
Sheriff, 1804-5; Alderman - Queenhithe Ward, 1806-21; Lord Mayor, 1813-4; created Baronet, Jun 1814.


Notes:
The following note appears under David Burt [LBT/24068]
Re- the father:
 The address appears to lead one to Joseph Burt [LBT/18344], who we have recorded at this addres at the right time. However, by the time this David Burt was born that Joseph would have been around sixty. There is a possibilty that the father might be Joseph Burt [LBT/21426], though never freed - his father, though described as a Gentleman at an awkward address, was called Joseph - and he would have come out of an apprenticeship around 1800.  We know from I.G.I. that a David Burt was baptised on 27 Dec 1808 at St Sepulchre (parents Joseph & Ann) though no date of birth is given, but on the same day apparently the same parents baptised another son - Jesse - who was born on 10 Feb 1801.  Christ Hospital School archives record a Jesse Burt - of Poppins Court - but give his date of birth as 10 Feb 1800.
 Perhaps the second Joseph was the son of the first, if his father was established in the Stationers' Company, he may not have bothered with the freedom but worked on in the family firm - and the boys David and Jesse were his sons.   This could mean that some of the post 1800 events under Joseph [LBT/18344] relate to the son - Joseph [LBT/21426].
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Notes:
Possible - Timperley, C.H. (1842), p.759
   1786, Died, John Farmer, a worthy and industrious compositor.  He is particularly mentioned in the will of the elder Mr.Bowyer, with whom he had "long wrought", as that worthy old gentleman expresses it.  He continued to work in the office of his old master till his death;; before which he had the comfort of having his name enrolled on the list of Mr.Bowyer's annuitants, in 1783.
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Notes:
B.B. = Served his time --- but never folld. any Business
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L.L. from 1726 listed as F.R.S. & F.S.A.
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Notes:
Cf. LBT/29083 = Justins - described by Hodson, J.S. (1883) as a compositor, the deceased husband of Elizabeth Justins [LBT/6276] a pensioner.
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Notes:
Alderman - Farringdon Without Ward, 1756-68; Sheriff, 1757-8; Knighted 28 Oct 1760; Treasurer S.P.C.K. 1747-68.


Notes:
Judd, Gerrit P. (IV), "Members of Parliament 1734-1832", Archon Books, 1972, p.334.  No.4133.
     - (1741-1807),  M.P. Canterbury 1806-7.
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Members of Parliament,  M.P for Canterbury -  Kent, Canterbury City,  Returned 29 Oct 1806.  - Successor on his decease = Samuel Elias Sawbridge, esq., returned 2 Feb 1807.
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Beadle's Book, p.487 = Canterbury ( an alderman of that place & donor of that beautiful Walk at Caterbury Calld Dane John to the Inhabitants of that City for ever.
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Notes:
B.B. = one of the Barons of the Exchequer.
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Notes:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), identification on p. 161 with Thomas Harrison II [LBT/20750] clearly cannot be correct.
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Notes:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), #7883 -"Stiles is referred to as ' the Companys Porter'"
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Notes:
Common Council for the ward of Cripplegate Within.
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Succeeded by Charles Powell.
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Notes:
Identity - It would seem probable that this was the brother of George James [LBT/13969] & Thomas James [LBT/11257] who was baptised at Basingstoke on 22 Sep 1692.


Notes:
Alderman - Bread Street Ward, 1748-65; Sheriff, 1749-50; Lord Mayor, 1754-5; succeeded to Baronetcy 21 Feb 1766; City Chamberlain 1765-76.
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Member of Parliament


Notes:
A note under St.Co. Wills "B", 319 indicates that Smith had been living in "Alencon in the Kingdom of France" prior to his death.
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Notes:
cf. Correspondence with an Anne Fullam Goeke.
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Notes:
I.G.I. - Philip Aubin is a very common name in the Channel Isles.


Notes:
McKenzie lists Robert Johnson as the son of John Johnson [LBT/20888], printer, of Fenchurch Street. However, as J.J.was only freed in 1751 it is difficult to see how R.J., freed by patrimony in 1760 could have been his son. CHECK


Notes:
See also  HELP under JOHNSON BEQUEST [St.Co.]
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Notes:
Cf - LBT/29083 described as a compositor, the deceased husband of Elizabeth Justins [LBT/6276] a pensioner.
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Notes:
The wife of [Not known] Kendall [LBT/6119]


Notes:
Royal Artillery Company - important connections.
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Notes:
The wife of [Not known] Langford [LBT/6160]


Notes:
"Abstract of the Charitable Donations in the disposal of the Court of Assistants of the Worshipful Company of Stationers", 1833, p.25

Presumably the emloyee that John Nichols names in his benefaction to the Stationers' Company. In which case the implication is that he had worked for Nichols for more than fifty years in Jun 1817.

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Notes:
1736 - High Sheriff of Sussex in place of his father, who had been nominated before his death.


Notes:
The wife of [Not known] Bedford [LBT/19955]


Notes:
Said to be "at Mr.Grosvenor's [LBT/2706], Leadenhall Street, when fd." 
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Notes:
Other identification suggested by McKenzie = LBT/23102


Notes:
His wife was described as "widow of Joseph Messer the late Porter"
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Notes:
Alderman - Walbrook Ward, 1798-1831; Sherriff - 1800-1.


Notes:
"Abstract of the Charitable Donations in the disposal of the Court of Assistants of the Worshipful Company of Stationers", 1833, p.25

Presumably the emloyee that John Nichols names in his benefaction to the Stationers' Company. In which case the implication is that he had worked for Nichols for more than forty years in Jun 1817.

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Notes:
Old Bailey (1674-1834) - a Joseph Hurst, a journeyman of John Applebee [LBT/2701] was convicted, on 4 Apr 1744,  to transportation, for stealing books belonging to Nourse.
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Notes:
McKenzie & Ross, p.26 =  " --- 14 September 1757 -- took his oath as a Justice of the Peace for the county of Middlesex. ---"
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Notes:
Cf. Gent.Mag. (1783), liii, p.806  - deaths 16 Sep 1783 "Mr.Pasham, printer, in Blackfriars, fomerly of Bury, where he published a newspaper under the title of "The Bury Flying Weekly Journal;" and remarkable for having printed (in a house taken for the purpose on Finchley Common) a very beautiful pocket edition of the Bible, in imitation of Field's with notes by the Rev.Mr.Romaine, which might be cut off; an artifice, to evade the patent enjoyed by the king's printer."
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Notes:
B.B. - 1834 Called upon to serve the office of Sheriff for London & Middlesex, the Newspapers called him W.A. Wigram Esq.
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Notes:
Cf.Timperley, C.H. (1842), p.811
 --- [>Peter Elmsly >David Bremner] was succeeded by Messrs. James Payne and J.Mackinlay; the former of whom was the youngest son of Thomas Payne, of the Mews-gate --- the latter shopman to Mr.Elmsly.
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Notes:
The wife of [Not known] Jenkins [LBT/5856]


Notes:
Said by his master Henry Playford to be his "brother" [i.e. brother-in-law]


Notes:
O.D.N.B. - under Francis Newbery [LBT/2568] - speaking of the death of Thomas Carnan [LBT/28373] in 1788 - "he was briefly succeeded by Francis Power, the son of Michael and Mary, the daughter of John Newbery". This would seem to a probable attribution for this Francis Power - freed by redemption in the following year and at the right address on taking an apprentice in 1790.
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Notes:
The wife of [Not known] Freemont [LBT/5860]


Notes:
The wife of [Not known] Nunneley [LBT/5862]


Notes:
Maxted, I (1977) lists a Philip Benn - "Livery Scrivener's Co. by 1792" for whom an entry is give at LBT/2901. However, it could well be this same man - Maxted also gives the address as Threadneedle St., and says he was "succ. By Edward Culsha" by 1803.  This was the address of LBT/21355, and Culsha was his apprentice, he also died around 1801 see will.
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Notes:
The following note appears under David Burt [ST/4:0640]
Re- the father:
 The address appears to lead one to Joseph Burt [ST/3:3094], who we have recorded at this addres at the right time. However, by the time this David Burt was born that Joseph would have been around sixty. There is a possibilty that the father might be Joseph Burt [ST/3:6816], though never freed - his father, though described as a Gentleman at an awkward address, was called Joseph - and he would have come out of an apprenticeship around 1800.  We know from I.G.I. that a David Burt was baptised on 27 Dec 1808 at St Sepulchre (parents Joseph & Ann) though no date of birth is given, but on the same day apparently the same parents baptised another son - Jesse - who was born on 10 Feb 1801.  Christ Hospital School archives record a Jesse Burt - of Poppins Court - but give his date of birth as 10 Feb 1800.
 Perhaps the second Joseph was the son of the first, if his father was established in the Stationers' Company, he may not have bothered with the freedom but worked on in the family firm - and the boys David and Jesse were his sons.   This could mean that some of the post 1800 events under Joseph [ST/3:3094] relate to the son - Joseph ST/3:6816].
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Notes:
The Thomas Robinson [McK.3:6945 = LBT/], freed by patrimony on 7 Jul 1789, could not have been the son of this Henry Robinson as he was not freed until 1793.


Notes:
"Abstract of the Charitable Donations in the disposal of the Court of Assistants of the Worshipful Company of Stationers", 1833, p.25

Presumably the emloyee that John Nichols names in his benefaction to the Stationers' Company. In which case the implication is that he had worked for Nichols for almost thirty years in Jun 1817.

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Notes:
O.D.N.B. - went into business with his master's son, WWR.
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Notes:
Printer to the University of Cambridge, 1740-1778.
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Notes:
McK3 = The entry [for the binding] does not appear in the register of apprentices until 9 Feb 1702 when the apprentice's and his father's surname is entered first as Meadows but is underlined and has Matthewes written in above it.  Fd as Meadows.
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CF1/256/Apr 1709 shows that Meadows was bound to Richard {sic} Simpson from 9 Feb 1702.
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Notes:
If the identification between EP/0025 and KcK. 3, #7479 is correct, then it means Pownceby joined the Benefit Society before he became free and was still technically an apprentice, though his apprenticeship was long and he could easily have been serving as a journeyman by that date - is this possible CHECK?


Notes:
C.B.  - 11 Apr 1820 - A Letter form William Collins Drake a Freeman of this Company was read, stating that he was bound Aprrentice to Mr.John Skirven in February 1796 by the name of William Drake only, he not being accustomed at that time to use the name of Collins, and that he was made free by the name of William Drake only - And that having had Apprentices bound to him by the name of William Collins Drake the Chamberlain of London declined to inrol them unless the name of Collins was inserted in his Freedom. He therefore requested that the name of Collins might be inserted in the Company's Books in addition to his other names, and that he might have a Certificate to that effect - Mr.Drake having produced an Official extract from the Register of Baptisms in the parish of St.Andrew, Holborn, that he was baptised by the name of William Collins Drake. - Done.
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Married Elizabeth the daughter of his master John Skirven [LBT/15951] whose business he inherited.
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Notes:
Possibly the same man as LBT/29033 or LBT/29097.
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Notes:
Beadle's Book, p.490 - fined for Sheriff c.1817.
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Notes:
QUERY - is this not the Thomas Boreman (fl, 1739-1743) in O.D.N.B. (2004) - article by Patricia Dermers.
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Notes:
Query - does seem to be the only candidate for McKenzie 3, p.17.  CHECK freedoms again c.1794.


Notes:
Vicar of St Mary, Islington  (1773-1824)
Rector of Little Thurrock, Essex (1783)
Rector of Cranham, Essex (1786)
Preb. Of Rochester 1805
Rector King's Down, Kent (1810-1824)
Friend of Dr. Johnson
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Notes:
Parish of St.Michael Le Querne, Batchelor.
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Notes:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1814 - was in New York, but later employed by F.Westley & Co.
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Potter, E. - Notes -1839 - on strike.
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Notes:
On occasion, in the listing of Wright's Charity, Beveridge is called Robert.
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Notes:
Cf. 1 May 1792 - C.B. = That 2 Guineas be given from the Poors Box to Samuel Roseaman one of the Servants to this company towards his Relief in his present Distress, occasioned by a Fire that has happened this Morning in the Nieghbourhood of Ludgate Hill by which he has lost his all.
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Notes:
The wife of [Not known] Williams [LBT/6095]


Notes:
McK 3, #8859 records the binding, but no freedom, of Thomas Baskett, son of John, Cit. & Stationer, and McK 3, #0538 records the freedom by patrimony with no prior binding of Thomas Baskett, son of Thomas.  However, the Stationers' Freemen's Book gives the father's name as John, and the City Freedom records confirm that the Thomas freed in July 1732 was the son of John Baskett, freed in 1690 [LBT 16790], so that the two Thomas Baskets are in fact the same man (CF1/530/119).
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Notes:
Langbourne Ward, 1783-90 - Common Councillor
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M.P.
   
Parliament 1, pt.2, p.266 - Worcestershire - Bewdley Borough. Date of Return 3 Aug 1814, Charles Edward Wilsown [sic], esq., of Bognor, county Sussex, vice Miles Peter Andrews, esq., deceased. [Not returned 19 Jun 1818].

Judd 1, no.4962. (ca 1752-1829), M.P.Bewdley 1814-18 (Horsfield's Sussex, 2, 65; Williams' Worcester M.P.'s; MS, ex inform. Charles Hemingfield).
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Notes:
Freedom - McK 3, #9078 -  records no freedom for Woodfall, but the Court Book records his being made free by patrimony on 5 Aug 1760.
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Notes:
Beadle's Book, p.375 = a partner with his Brother Samuel.
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Notes:
- with James Adlard [LBT/15762] & Sons
- with James William [LBT/23457] & Charles Adlard, 1819


Notes:
- with James Adlard [LBT/15762] & Sons
- with James William & Charles [LBT/23454] Adlard, 1819


Notes:
Cf. J.Allman [LBT/30286] with whom he was in partnership.
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Notes:
Although no record of John Anyon's freedom has been found he is so far the only candidate for the Anyon & Hollings partnership.


Notes:
Potter, E. - Notes - After serving his time with Setchell he worked in Paris. Inherited his father's business but was not successful .  Worked for Remnant & Edmonds.
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Notes:
Val Talbot -  GWB - "was a Carver and Gilder. He came to Australia about 1847, where he worked as a Carver and Gilder also, and is, I believe, on the National Gallery (Sydney) list.  He worked from premises in Waverley, Sydney, in 1857-58, I have been told  - - - [see DEATH] . He established a family here, (of ten children), and I believe his eldest daughter married a man, who later in life, dealt in antiques.  William worked in a workshop at the back of the son-in-law's establishment, from what I can gather from family stories."
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Notes:
H.Kay Jones, pp.8-9 -  shows that after Joseph Henry's death the firm was sold to Messrs. Saunders and Benning.  Henry [LBT/24084] had meanwhile set up his own business.
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Notes:
O.D.N.B. - after his apprenticeship he went to Longman & Co.
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Used wife's money to purchas the medical bookselling business of Callow and Wilson.
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Founder of the Eagle Star Assurance Company (1843)
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Retired from the business 1870
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Notes:
O.D.N.B. - partnership with John Whitie - White, Cochrane & Co. - mamager of Messrs Treuttel, Würtz, Treuttel jun. And Richter of Soho Square - Hertford where he was editor of a local newspaper.
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Notes:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1812-45 - a binder to the British & Foreign Bible Society.
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Notes:
O.D.N.B. - 1819 - disposed of the business to B.J.Holdsworth.
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Notes:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1834, 1835 - working for George Collier.
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Notes:
David Cook - later addresses show - Grays Inn Lane and then Little James Street, where my Great Grandfather Henry William Cook took on the business. It was very much a family business with HGC's other sons James and Edwin also involved. Henry William Cook died on 26 Apr 1897, and the business was no longer listed in any directories.
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Notes:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1838, 1839 - working for Suttaby.
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Notes:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1822-45 - Binder for B.F.B.S.
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Notes:
Beaven:

1823, Apr.24 (May 2) John Crowder (Playing-Card Maker) [note: also Stationer] Farringdon Within, 1823-30; Sherrif, 1825-6; Mayor 1829-30.
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Notes:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1822 - worked for T.Watkins.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1835 - worked for Leighton & Eeles.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1839 - worked for George Collier.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1840-71 - secretary of L.C.S.
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Notes:
O.D.N.B. (2004) - Edward Evans (1789-1835) - 'Almost nothing is known of Evans's early life except that he trained as a compositor at the printers Nicholas & Son in Red Lion Passage, Fleet Street. His 'Gentleman's Magazine' obituary records that the firm of Nichols & Son quickily elevated him to the more senior position of reader on account of his efficiency and speed' - It has therefore been assumed that the O.D.N.B. subject is to be identified with this apprentice.
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Notes:
Identity - all the Rest Fenner's in I.G.I. are from Canterbury, Kent.
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Watt Info. - Benjamin Francis Flint, "Brief Records of the Fenner family, with its collateral branches" (London, 1856), p. 203 - states that he served his apprenticeship to Messrs Simmonds and co., of Canterbury, Booksellers, and then became a partner in the large publishing house of Gale, Curtis and Fenner, of Paternoster Row.  "unsuccessful in this and subsequent engagements, he emigrated with his family to America, and settled in Philadelphia about 1835.  Here as a wholesale umbrella manufacturer his prospects brightened, and, his daughters having formed very eligible connections, his latter days both temporally and spiritually have been his best." .  This RF and his wife were living in 1857, but of their eight children, only four attained maturity.
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Notes:
Sheriff, 1865-6; Alderman - Farringdon Without Ward, 1883-82.
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Member of Parliament


Notes:
Potter, E. - Notes - educationed at the Blue Coat School.
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Notes:
Potter, E. - Notes -  1851 - worked for Peacock, Mansfield.
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Notes:
Cf. LBT/29099, but Joseph may have been too young to have been the husband of Elizabeth Harriet Grapes; however, However, IGI reports the marriage of a Joseph Grapes to an Elizabeth Harriet Hyde on 7 Feb 1819 at St Martin in the Fields, Westminster, and the baptism of an Elizabeth Harriet Grapes on 15 Oct 1826 at the same church, whose parents were Joseph and Elizabeth Harriet.
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Notes:
Christ's Hospital Archive
 - Adm. 12 Jun 1800, from St.Stephen Coleman Street upon the Gift of Mr.Walter Woodward, decd., being presented by the said Parish in the room of Isaac Scholfield discharged.  Discharged, by his father, living in White's Alley, Coleman Street, who will provide him a Master.
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Notes:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1874 - worked at Spottiswoode.
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Notes:
Secretary of the Printers' Pension Society/Prenters' Corporation, 1830-1863.   Succeed by his son James Shirley Hodson, Assistant Secretary 1857-1863, Secretary 1863-1882. Cf. Hodson, J.S. (1887).
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Notes:
Alderman - Langbourn Ward, 1823-51; and, Bridge Without, 1851-3; Sheriff, 1825-6; Lord Mayor, 1830-2; created Baronet, Aug 1831; City Chamberlain 1853-8.


Notes:
Alderman - Vintry Ward, 1809-26; Sheriff, 1813-14; Lord Mayor, 1821-2.


Notes:
Alderman - Vintry Ward, 1838-57; Sheriff, 1841-2; Lord Mayor, 1843-4; created Baronet Oct 1844.
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Notes:
Probaly wrong to assume = Potter, E. - Notes, #0527 see father - also Charles, Bookbinder


Notes:
Common Councillor - Broad Street Ward,  1831-44; Sheriff, 1843-4; Alderman - Portsoken Ward, 1844-71 and, Bridge Without Ward, 1871; Lord Mayor, 1855-6; created Baronet - Apr 1855.


Notes:
Christ's Hospital Archives
   Adm, 21 Apr 1804, by St.Bride's London; Disch. By his father, living at 18 Great New Street, Fetter Lane, who will provide him a Master.
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Notes:
Beadle's Book, p.529 = Secretary to the Archbishop [presumably - York, cf. Addresses].
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Notes:
Cf. LBT/1417 = Potter, E. - Notes, #1367 Augustus Wallworth <sic>.
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Notes:
The Bookseller, 5 Mar 1883 rather contradicts the assumption that this is the same person as Potter, E. - Notes, #1016, though the dates work quite well, in that it says that West served an apprenticeship to Mr.Westley.
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Notes:
Potter, E. - Notes - "charged with beating James MacPherson, a Scotchman, with gilding boards"
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Notes:
Common Councillor - Farringdon Within, 1800 (Deputy 1814)-23; Alderman - Farringdon Within, 1823-30; Sheriff, 1823-4; Lorde Mayor, 1829-30.


Notes:
Possibly an apprentice or assistant to Thomas Duxwell [LBT/7393], punished for selling Bible & service book (Foxe, Book of Martyrs, viii.724).  Frequently punished for keeping shop on Sundays.
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Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - City Archives under the date 11th Jul, 30 Henry VIII -  'Item Robert Aylton, because he hath sett over his apprentice one Hester to a foreigner to lerne his crafte, whiche is ageynst the liberties of this citie, agree that the said Hester shall be fre of the stacyoners.  And the said Aylton to agree with master chamberlayn for his admission'.
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Notes:
There were three Arnolds - Duff, E.G. (1905)  - 'All these Arnolds are much confused and it is hardley possible at present to separate them exactly'.


Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - long an assistant to W. de Worde [LBT/2699]


Notes:
Ylle is listed as a member of the Stationers' Company on the grounds that  his will records "Company of Stationers towards their charge xxs."
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Duff, E.G. (1905) - employed by Lucy Reynes[LBT/5089]


Notes:
Cf. McKerrow, R. B. &c. (1910) - where two George Edwards are somewhat confused.


Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - brother of the Company at incorporation.


Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - made a brother in 1559.


Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - listed in the Stationers' Company Charter.
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Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - assistant to John Cockes [LBT/28354] later alone


Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - assistant to John Day [LBT/7316]
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May not have been a member of the Stationers' Company, but was fined and recompensed by them on occasion.
---


Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) -brother of the Stationers' Company by 1556 - 'no doubt a foreigner and may be identical with the person entered in the Lists of Denizations "John Longe, born in the Isle of Bille. In England 32 years. Married to an English woman and has be her 4 children 1 July, 1544" [West. Deniz. Roll, 36 Hen. VIII].
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Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - There is a chance that he may be identical with John Loye [LBT/30042]
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Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - at the Guildhall is an entry dated September 17th, 1538, "Item the Kyngs most gracious letters written in favor of a denisyn call Symond Martinson, stacyoner to be fre of London." [Repertory, 10.] - he could, of course, have been freed in some other Company than the Stationers'.
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Cf. - Simon, printer in London, was an assistant to W. de Worde [LBT/2699] -  Duff, E.G. (1905), p.148.
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Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - assistant to John Gybkyn [LBT/28268] - also at Oxford.


Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - at one time Warden of the Craft of Stationers.
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Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - 1583-5 - mentioned as paying tribute to the Company of Stationers.
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Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - may be identical with the John de Sheron [LBT/30046] who was an assistant to Thomas Hacket [LBT/30043]  the Bookbinder in 1565.
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Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - very probably identical with Lucovicus Suethon [LBT/30101]
---


Notes:
- with Haydon & Aldesey [Joseph] [LBT/28892]
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Notes:
O.D.N.B. (2004) - Educated at Queen Elizabeth's Grammar School, Wakefield.
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The first tradesman to be elected to the Royal Society .
---


Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - assistant to H.Singleton [LBT/8452]


Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - assistant to Stephen Mierdman [LBT/28337]


Notes:
O.D.N.B. - 1730 - Employed by William Carnan , printer of the Reading Mercury and Oxford Gazette.
   - 1737 - on William Carnan's death, he inherited a share of his estate together with William's brother Charles.
   - 1739 - married Mary , his late employer's widow.
   - 1743 - moved to London.
   - 1746 - acquired the patent for Dr Robert James's fever powder.


Notes:
Became the partner of his step-father's nephew, Francis Newbery [LBT/2568], but quarrel led to dissolution of the partnership in 1779.


Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - assistant to Wynkyn de Worde [LBT/2699]


Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - "the first to hold the official position of printer to the king".
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Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - assistant to Lucy Reynes [LBT/5089]


Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - assistant to John Rastall [LBT/28539]


Notes:
The wife of [Not known] Haeghen [LBT/6389]
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- also of Antwerp.


Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - assistant to Edward Whitchurch [LBT/2612]


Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - apparently an assistant to Stephen Mierdman [LBT/28337]


Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - an assistant of De Worde [LBT/2699] - also at York.


Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - sevaunte to Francis Caldock [LBT/8163]


Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - apprentice of Wynkyn de Worde [LBT/2699]


Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - working with Thomas ['Reinot'] Raynald [LBT/138]


Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - assistant ot William Tylly [LBT/28335]


Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - assistant to Thomas Reynoldes [LBT/138].


Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.30 - assistant to Stephen Mierdman [LBT/28337]


Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - assistant to Nicholas Hill [LBT/28420]


Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - two people of the name took out letters of denization, one on December 13th, 1549 [Pat. 3 Edw. VI, p.10, m.6], the other on October 29th, 1550 [Pat. 4 Edw. VI, p.4, m.1].
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Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - assistant to John Day [LBT/7316]


Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - assistant to John Reynes [LBT/28236]


Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - Assistant to Rayner Wolfe [LBT/8802]


Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - assistant to Thomas Petyt [LBT/136]


Notes:
His eldest son was John Dight who was responsible for "a curious volume of complicated geometrical designs" now in the Bodleian Library.  A biography by a nephew is prefixed that notes that John was deaf and dumb and, like his father, a bookbinder (McKerrow, 92 - under John Dight).
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Notes:
Another Edward Forrest working in Oxford from 1646 was his son.
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Notes:
Possibly one of the sons of Henry Hammond the Stationer of Salisbury, who had at least three sons, Henry, Robert, & Lionell (McKerrow,122).  His own sons were probably Henry & Walter.  He was dead by the time Walter was bound in 1620.
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Notes:
Possibly the grandson of Henry Hammond freed in 1556 (LBT/7593), & brother of Walter Hammond (LBT/8860) both of Salisbury, in which case his father would be Henry Hammond, bookseller of Salisbury.
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Notes:
STC - "Undoubtedly related to Thomas Hinde" (LBT/28518).
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Notes:
STC - "Undoubtedly related to John Hinde" (LBT/28517).
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Notes:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910) - "dealer in Popish books"; he also suggests that he may be a descendant of George Avery [LBT/7272].
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Notes:
Kirk's "Returne of Aliens" - "typographus".
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Worman suggests he may be the father of Issack Bahere [LBT/7810],  who was described as a feltmaker of Southwark.
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Notes:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910) - a dealer in popish books, having been "once imprisoned upon this occasion".


Notes:
- Queen's Printer in Latin, Greek and Hebrew.


Notes:
O.D.N.B. - On moving to London in 1818, Darling entered the theological bookselling business of Ogle, Duncan, and Cochran.
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Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - assistant to Richard Pynson [LBT/28537]


Notes:
May have been a Glover - CHECK, cf. LBT/2562
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Notes:
Plomer - "His name occurs in the Poll-Book of that year [1749], for the city of Westminster."


Notes:
Plomer - mentioned in the Poll-Book for the City and Liberty of Westminster for 1749.
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Notes:
Plomer - imprint "probably fictitious".
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Notes:
Succeeded by Elizabeth Bakewell [LBT/28555].
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Notes:
Succeeded Thomas Bakewell [LBT/28554].
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Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - assistant to John Growte [LBT/28408]


Notes:
London Daily Advertiser (20 Feb 1777) = Mr.Edward Cox, of Gret Queen-street, Lincoln's Inn Fields, was appointed printer to the Hon. United East India Company (19th Feb).
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Notes:
1767 - with Peter Abraham De Hondt [LBT/30351]
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"Bookseller to their Royal Highnesses the Prince of Wales, Prince William and Prince Edward" [Plomer]
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Lond.Daily Advertiser 10 Jan 1760 = Thomas Becket, bookseller, (from Mr.Millar's in the Strand) begs leave to acquaint his friends and the publick that on Monday next, the 14th instant, he proposed to open his shop, at Tully's Head, near Surry-street in the Strand
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Notes:
Thought by Plomer to be found in a fictitious imprint.
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Notes:
See Plomer 4 (p.33) for an account of his troubles for libels and obscene publishing.
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Notes:
Plomer posits that she may have been the widow of James Brindley [LBT/28600].
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Notes:
Business partner of Caesar Ward, London, York & Scarborough.


Notes:
The pensioner is assumed to be the same man as the father of Charles Aitken [ST/3:1930]


Notes:
Cf. Plomer, H.R. &c. (1922)
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Possibly a Stationer - a recorded binding and possible loan [see below].
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Ferguson 1, p.10 -  20 Jul 1670 - a Thomas Archer to have the next £50 [loan].
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Notes:
D.N.B. - "from 1796 to 1806 he tried with indifferent success to increase his income as a bookseller. He was in partnership first with John Teulon; then in 1798, for a short time with Nathaniel Scarlett, whom he left because Scarlett published "The British Theatre"; he carried on business by himself in the Strand and (from 1804) in Holborn."
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Notes:
Trusler was educated at Westminster School; Mr.Fountaine's seminary at Marylebone; and, Emmanuel College, Cambridge.
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Notes:
Illinois Bentley Papers
   Ed. Of Clarendon Correspondence (Colburn, 1827) - Singer until 1815 was a bookseller in St.James's Street, after which time he devoted himself entirely to literature, and subsequently became (1827) librarian to the Royal Institution.
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Notes:
Clerk to the Stationers' Company, 1760-1776.


Notes:
The wife of Thomas Hamilton Biddulph [LBT/29200]


Notes:
Probably a Stationer, but not yet identified


Notes:
Probably a member of the Stationers' Company, though not identified, and the recipient of charity from the Company, assuming that his son Gilbert Beauchamp [LBT/21975] was not receiving it within a month of his Freedom.  Also in the Poor Book under the entries for Cater's Charity he is sometimes said to be "snr."
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Notes:
McKenzie 3, p.65. [Probably a Stationers' widow but not identified].
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Notes:
Edward Napper nominated by Strahan for an annuity in 1818 has been assumed to be the same person as the father of Jeremiah Napper [LBT/17114]
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Notes:
Would appear to have been a Stationer, but he has not been identified in the Company.
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Notes:
Clerk to the Stationers' Company from 1776 until his death in 1800.


Notes:
- with Abbot and Armstrong [William] [LBT/28882], 1799-1806.
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Notes:
- with Abbott [Thomas] [LBT/28881] & Armstrong, 1799-1806.


Notes:
Maxted 1, p.1 = Printed "London Courant" &  ssociated with "London Recorder and Sunday Gazette".
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Notes:
President of the Society of Engravers 1803.
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Exhibited at the Royal Academy 1796-1806.
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Notes:
Possible the Mr.Aitken convicted at King's Bench for publishing "Harris's List of Covent Garden Ladies - 10 Nov 1795.
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Notes:
- successor to Thomas Haydon
- with Joseph Aldersey & Son, 1818-23.
- with R.B. [LBT/2889] & J.Aldersey, 1825-40
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Notes:
- with R.B. and J.Aldersey, 1824;  and, Richard Baker Aldersey, 1825-1840.
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Notes:
O.D.N.B. - 'In the "Dictionary of National Biography" his works and career were assigned to two individuals, Peter and Paul Fourdrinier; Peter is now seen to be a fictitious individual resulting from an accidental misnameing of Paul.'


Notes:
Probably a Stationer - see loan and bindings, but not identified
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Notes:
May have been a member of the Stationer's Company - 25 Sep 1781 - Pension Court reported the death of a Laurence Hatton and paid the final quarter to Philip Hatton [poss. LBT/17504] his son.
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Notes:
- printer of Hebrew liturgical books. Cf. Levy Alexander [LBT/30133]


Notes:
Not identified in the Stationers' Company
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Notes:
- also one of the Printers to the University of Cambridge.


Notes:
C.B. 19 Mar 1818 - Strahan 'many years in my service' - may be the same man as ST/3:4927.
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Notes:
Possibly the same man as LBT/22004 or LBT/29097.
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Notes:
Possibly the same man as LBGT/29059.
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Notes:
Possibly the same man as LBT/29071, the father of William Kemmish [LBT/25793], who was dead when William the younger was bound in Nov 1804.
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Notes:
Possibly the same man as LBT/29074, the father of Charles Balls [LBT/23627].
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Notes:
Possibly the same man as William Justins [LBT/18506] who may have had a wife named Elizabeth; or his son Edward [LBT/19650]
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Notes:
Possibly the same man as LBT/29033 or LBT/22004.
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Notes:
Cf. Joseph Grapes [LBT/25156], who may have been too young to have been the husband of Elizabeth Harriet.
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Notes:
Former husband of the widow Elizabeth Kent [LBT/6291]
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Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - There are some reasons for believing that toy married Elizabeth [LBT/6421], the widow of Nicholas Sutton [LBT/29169], whose house in Paul's Churchyard afterwards belonged to Humphrey Toy [LBT/8606].


Notes:
It has been assumed that the William Milward, Stationer, whose will was proved in Oct 1657 is the same person as the bookseller listed by Plomer, H.R. (1907), p.130; and, the master listed by McKenzie, D.F. (1974), p.114. However, no William Millward has been identified previous to this binding in the Stationers' Company.
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Notes:
Possibly a Stationer - there is one binding to him in what appears to be the year of his death.
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Notes:
Will - "I am engaged in carrying on the trades or businesses of a printer and Letterfounder as a partner with my brother William Thorowgood in Fann Street and Grocers Hall Court, in the City of London upon the footing of a certan Indenture or Deed of Copartnership dated the sixteenth day of October one thousand eight hundred and twenty one" - [for twenty years].
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Notes:
The Will of Frederick Throwgood [XX/1062] -Will - "I am engaged in carrying on the trades or businesses of a printer and Letterfounder as a partner with my brother William Thorowgood in Fann Street and Grocers Hall Court, in the City of London upon the footing of a certan Indenture or Deed of Copartnership dated the sixteenth day of October one thousand eight hundred and twenty one" - [for twenty years].
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Notes:
O.D.N.B. - partnership with Richard Bentley [ST/4:0348] - Sep 1829-1832
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Notes:
- with Kerby & Bowdery, 1805 - Bookseller to the Prince of Wales and Duke of York.
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- with Bowdery & Kerby, 1825
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Notes:
O.D.N.B. - educated at the Friends' school, Clerkenwell and at Ackworth (Quaker) school, Yorkshire.
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Notes:
Humphries, C. & Smith, W.C. (1970), p.267 - Randall & Abell - Continued the business of John Walsh, Junior, under arrangements specified in the Will of John Walsh --- William Randall [XX/1173] carried on alone.


Notes:
Roscoe, S. (1973), p.35 - described as the manager for Elizabeth Newbery [LBT/4239] up tp 1797. Followed by John Harris.
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Notes:
Humphries, C. & Smith, W.C. (1970) - Succeeded by his son John [LBT/29502], March 1736.
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Notes:
Humphries, C. & Smith, W.C. (1970) - Succeeded his father, John Walsh the elder [LBT/29501] - left the business to be carried on in his name by William Randall [LBT/29493] and John Abell [LBT/29497].
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Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) -'The house in which he lived belonged to Berthelet, and he may have been in his employment as a bookbinder.'
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Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - assistant to Hugh Singleton [LBT/8452]


Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - may be identical with "Giles Lawrence, born in Croofelde in Normandy, aged 43 years. Married to an English woman and has 5 children English born. In England 34 years. 1 Jul 1544" [Westm. Deniz. Roll, 36 Hen. VIII]
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Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - house belonged to Thomas Berthelet [LBT/6915], and P.L. was  probably one of his bookbinders.
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Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - perhaps identical with "John Rowse, aged 70 years, born in Normandy: in England 52 years" who took out letters of denization Jul 1st 1544 [Westm. Deniz. Roll, 36 Henry VIII].
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Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - suggests the Hans Low [LBT/28275] may be identical with John Loye.
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Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905), 63 -  I564 he had two assistants Nicholas Gillet and John de Sheron; p.95 - 1549 - Oliver Lyghtes [LBT/30044] an assistant to Thomas Hacket the bookbinder.
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Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - assistant to Thomas Hacket [LBT/30043]


Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - assistant to Thomas Hacket [LBT/30043]; also on p. 146 - suggests that he might be identical with John Sero [LBT/28287].
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Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - factor of Engell Vanderhage [LBT/28390] of Antwerp


Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - factor for Arnold Byrckman [LBT/28244] - Duff also suggests that Harman might be identical with Henry Harmanson [LBT/30049]
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Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - suggests that this man might be identical with Henry Harman [LBT/30048]
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Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - assisant to Katherine Hertford [LBT/5120]


Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - assistant  to Thomas Raynald [LBT/138]


Notes:
Note by H.G.P. - CHECK - Letters & Papers of Henry VIII, vol.xix, pt.ii, p.397.
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Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - assistant to John Waley [LBT/8646]


Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - wonders about an identity with John Pennys [LBT/30078].
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Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - wonders about an identity with John Pennowe [LBT/30077]
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Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - not an Englishman as he is taxed as an alien.


Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - servant of Henry Harman [LBT/30048]


Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - may with great probability be identified with the following who took out letters of denization on February 24th, 1535 "John Holibusche alias Holybusche of London, Stationer otherwise bokebynder, born in Reremond under the obedience of the Emperor".
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- also of Antwerp
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Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - assistant to Anthony Scoloker [LBT/30088]


Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - Dutch Church - 'Paulus Seghers, met Margareta, een drucker, met Nicolais'


Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - assistant to Henry Pepwell [LBT/28281]


Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - assistant to Richard Grafton [LBT/2592]


Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - very probably identical with Lewis Sutton [LBT/28290]
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Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - assistant to Andrew Hester [LBT/7705]


Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - assistant of Walter Lynne [LBT/30051]


Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) -  not known whether he was a publiser or a private patron.
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Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - assistant to John Rastell [LBT/28539]


Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - apprentice to Richard Pynson [LBT/28537]


Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - compositor for Richard Grafton [LBT/2592]


Notes:
O.D.N.B. - handed over the firm to his brother Samuel Arrowsmith [XX/1835] - went to Magdalen Hall , Oxford - BA 1836; MA 1839.
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Notes:
O.D.N.B. - lived as a pensioner in the Charterhouse.


Notes:
The initial 'J'  is from an imprint, cf. BBTI.
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Todd, W.B. (1972) - 1790 - with the firm of [Millar] Richie & Sammells.
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Notes:
O.D.N.B. - he returned to Northumberland but his insanity led him to be committed to a Newcastle asylum.
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Notes:
Vic.Gen. 29 Jun 1663 - alleged for the marriage of his sister-in-law, Rebecca Needham [SP/03565] and William Crooke [LBT/12126], where he is described as a 'lettermaker'.
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Notes:
O.D.N.B. - Became a partner with his father in 1810.


Notes:
Old Bailey (1674-1834) - Witness in the case of Thomas Cummins, theft with violence: highway robbery 'I have known the Prisoner six Years.--- I live with my Brother in Earl's Court. I am a Printer, I have worked with several Gentlemen in London: I printed the Bishop of St Asaph's Works in the Country; I worked with Mr Hughes in Whetstone-Park, and with Mr Bettenham, and Mr Bowyer.'


Notes:
Old Bailey (1674-1834) - the case of Joseph Lewin, returning from transportation - he had originally stolen from Burdeaux  - ' - I am a Printer, and live on the Road-sde, between Bow and Stratford


Notes:
The marriage allegation and the freeing of Holford, imply that Proudlove was a member of the Stationers' Company, but - as yet - he has not been identified.
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Notes:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - Marriage allegation - William Allington, of Little St Barthw, Lond., Wine Cooper, Bachr, abt 30, & Mary Lynn, of the same, abt 24, at own disp.; alleged by Peniell Bowen, of St Bot., Aldersgate, Stationer; at Brainford, Midd.
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Notes:
This may be the Thomas Chapman listed by Plomer, H.R. &c. (1922), but note Plomer's comments about confusions with Henry Chapman [LBT/30859]


Notes:
Probably a member of the Stationers' Company but has not been identified.


Notes:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1687-1694]), p.143 - marriage allegation - 16 May 1690 - Robert Bayly, of St Olave, Southwark, Surrey, Stationer, Bachr, abt 23, & Rebeccah Woodfeild, of the same, Spr, abt 18, with consent of her grandmother Rebeccah Warren, her parents dead; alleged by Edwd Randall, of St Thomas's, Southwark, Stationer; at St Olave's afsd.
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Possibly identical with LBT/13452.
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Notes:
Possibly the person listed by Plomer, H.R. &c. (1922) and the bookseller described by Dunton, J. (1705) as "grave Atherton".
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A William Atherton was also a Stationer, though not identified - one binding attributed to him.
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Notes:
Chester, L.M. (1887), vol.2 - described as "Stationer"  but not yet identified in the Company.
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Notes:
On the evidence of McKenzie, D.F. (1974) would seem to be a Stationer, but not identified as such.
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Notes:
The binding recorded by McKenzie, D.F. (1974), #1228 would seem to imply the Deacon was a Stationer, but he has not yet been indentified as such.
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Notes:
Downes has not been indentified in the Stationers' Company
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Notes:
Downing has not been identified in the Stationers; Company.
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Notes:
Dowse has not been identified in the Stationers' Company.
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Cf. Plomer, H.R. (1907), p.66


Notes:
Eccleston has not been identified in the Stationers' Company.
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Notes:
Appears to have been a Stationer, but not identified as a member of the Company
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Notes:
Apparently a Stationer, but he has not been identified in the Company. Possibly a mistake for James Flesher [ST/2:1552]?
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Notes:
Franklin has not been identified as a member of the Stationers' Company.
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Notes:
It would appear that Gamage was a Stationer, but he has not been identified in the Company.
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Notes:
It would appear that Garret was a Stationer, but he has not been identified in the Company.
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Notes:
It would appear that Gawill was a Stationer, but he has not been identified in the Company.
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Notes:
Hammersham has not been indentified within the Stationers' Company.
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Notes:
No John Hardney has been identified in the Stationers' Company.
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Notes:
No Henry Harefinch has been identified in the Stationers' Company.
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Notes:
Would appear to have been Stationer, but has not been identified in the Company.
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Notes:
It would appear that Holden was a Sationer, but no identification has been found in the Company.
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Notes:
No candidate for Joshua Keinton has been found in the Stationers' Company.
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Notes:
No candidate for Charles Kellam has been found in the Stationers' Company.
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Notes:
Possibly a Stationer - see apprentices - but not identified.
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Notes:
O.D.N.B. (2004) - apprenticed to a bookseller in London - received into the Roman Catholic Church - imprisoned for not attending church.
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Notes:
The wife of Sealy Fourdrinier [LBT/20120]


Notes:
The wife of George Henry Fourdrinier [LBT/24966]


Notes:
The wife of Giovanni Antonio Galignani [LBT/30256]


Notes:
The first wife of Henry Foster [LBT/24959]


Notes:
The second wife of Henry Foster [LBT/24959]


Notes:
The second wife of Edwards Pars [LBT/22365]


Notes:
The wife of George Frederick Whiteman [LBT/27978]


Notes:
Cf. H.Aldis [LBT/30279] with James was in business.


Notes:
Cf. James Aldis [LBT/30279] with whom H.Aldis was in business.


Notes:
Cf. Thomas Allman [LBT/23494] with whom he was in partnership.


Notes:
The wife of Clement Stuntley Amies [LBT/30288]


Notes:
- with G.Vevey.
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- with [Robert] Birchall & Andrews, 1783-89.
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Notes:
- with B. & J. Appleyard [LBT/30307]; cf. Benjamin Appleyard [LBT/30306]


Notes:
- with B. [LBT/30305] & J. Appleyard; cf. Benjamin Appleyard [LBT/30306]


Notes:
Based on the assumption that the facts obtained from IGI regarding the marriage of the parents and the baptisms of the children are the correct family.


Notes:
Cf. William Bawtree [LBT/2564] of the same address and a member of the Goldsmith's Company.


Notes:
May have been married to John Baxter, a clasp-maker, at the same address.


Notes:
The wife of the Rev. Robert Crowley [LBT/7271]


Notes:
Timperley, C.H. (1842) - Journeyman printer worked for John Miller, Printer of the 'London Evening Post'.
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Notes:
The wife of John More [LBT/30406] - patentee of Law Books


Notes:
The wife of George Badger [LBT/8857] and then of Theodore Crowley [LBT/11304]


Notes:
Husband of Mrs.Breach - Bookseller in Westminster Hall, 1649-75


Notes:
Cf. Plomer, H.R. (1907), p.54 where there are two entries for a Richard and a Robert Cotton who may be the same person - for Robert see LBT/30453


Notes:
Cf. Plomer, H.R. (1907), p.54 where there are two entries for a Richard and a Robert Cotton who may be the same person - for Richard see LBT/30452


Notes:
Plomer, H.R. (1907) - quotes Smyth's "Obituary", p.34 as reporting the death of a Mr.Kemm, bookseller in Duck Lane dying on the 17 May 1753.  It is possible that this refers to Andrew Kembe [LBT/10287]


Notes:
Plomer, H.R. (1907) assumes that this man was a relative, presumably a brother, of Joseph Moxon [LBT/28318]


Notes:
Plomer, H.R. (1907) - presumed to be a workman of Gertrude Dawson [LBT/3319]


Notes:
The wife of Thomas Hunsdon [LBT/30561] and then of John Ogilby [LBT/30559]


Notes:
First husband of Christian (Katherine) Ogilby [LBT/30520], who subsequently married John Ogilby [LBT/30559]


Notes:
Sister of John Playford [LBT/12699] - O.D.N.B. - Eleanor seems for a time to have managed the printing shop herself, but as she was not a stationer's widow she was not allowed to continue and adversied the printing shop for sale in the "London Gazette" for 3-6 May 1686. Unable to find a buyer for its specialized equipment, Eleanor unsccessfully petitioned the king for permission to run the shop herself; …
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Notes:
Probably the same man listed by McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.226 - active 1637


Notes:
The wife of Humphrey Robinson [LBT/9905]


Notes:
The presumed wife of Henry Seile [LBT/9711]


Notes:
The presumed wife of John Shirley [LBT/2645] - Plomer, H.R. (1907)


Notes:
The executrix, and presumably widow, of a Francis Smith in 1650.  Cf. Plomer, H.R. (1907), pp.166-7; LBT/10048; & LBT/12985, though it may be there was still another Francis Smith.


Notes:
Plomer, H.R. (1907) - suggests that Smithers might be a misprint for Smithurst - cf. LBT/30605 for Richard Smithurst.


Notes:
Plomer, H.R. (1907) suggest that this might be the same man as Richard Smithers [LBT/20604]


Notes:
The wife of Jonah Hinde [LBT/30607] and then of John Bradford [LBT/14964]


Notes:
The wife Lancelot Toppyn [LBT/30624] and sister of Dixy Page [LBT/12702]


Notes:
The wife of Thomas Whitaker [LBT/9140], and then of Alexander Brome [LBT/30643]


Notes:
The second husband of Mrs. Whitaker [LBT/30642], widow of Thomas Whitaker [LBT/9140]


Notes:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - associated with R. Pynson [LBT/28537]


Notes:
The first husband of Joan Midilton [LBT/6414], who subsequently married Godfrey Midilton [LBT/30062]


Notes:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910) - one of those who "disperse print binde or sell Popish bookes about London".
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Cf. LBT/9920.


Notes:
- dealer in popish books.  McKerrow, R.B. (1910) - suggests that she may have been the widow of Peter Bullock,  ? [LBT/7095] or [LBT/8159], executed in 1601 for selling popish books.


Notes:
Apparently the second wife of Henry Conway [LBT/8325] - mentioned in his will.


Notes:
- agent to Christopher Plantin 1567 - may the same person as John de Sheron, servant to Thomas Hacket in 1564.


Notes:
- Mistress - one that trades much to St. Omers.


Notes:
The wife of Hercules Francois [LBT/29173]


Notes:
- Dutchman, resident in the house of John Day [LBT/7316]


Notes:
one of those that -"do lyve by bookeselling being free of other Companyies".


Notes:
The second wife of William Leake [LBT/7160]


Notes:
The third wife of William Leake [LBT/7160]


Notes:
The fourth wife of William Leake [LBT/7160]


Notes:
- factor to Arnold Birckman, printer of Cologne


Notes:
The wife of Thomas Millington [LBT/7079]


Notes:
Cf. - Henry Ovie [LBT/7632] - according to McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1907), Arber thought they were the same person.


Notes:
The wife of William Godwin [LBT/30726] and mother of Mary Shelley.  Wollstonecraft had had a previous relationship with an American merchant, Gilbert Imlay, which had resulted in the birth of Fanny Imlay.


Notes:
- the second wife of William Godwin [LBT/30726]. She previously had at least three children and went under the name of Mary Jane Clairmont,"although it is unlikely that she had previously been married".


Notes:
O.D.N.B. - settle in England around 1823 -'for good'.


Notes:
McKerrow's suggestion has been accepted, that the "Mistress Penny" freeing Raphe Howell [LBT/8224] was the widow of John Penny [LBT/7634]


Notes:
Mentioned in a list of second hand booksellers who, in 1628, were ordered to submit catalogues of their books to the Archbishop of Canterbury [ Dom.S.Papers, Chas. I, vol.117, (9)  quoted by McKerrow.]
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Notes:
The wife of Richard Redmer [LBT/8256] - transferred all her interest to Richard Badger [LBT/8437] on 13 Aug 1634


Notes:
- step-son of Ascanius de Renialme [LBT/]


Notes:
The mother of James Rime [LBT/30738], described as the step-son of Ascanius de Renialme [LBT/8321], to whom she was presumably married having had a previous husband.


Notes:
The father of James Rime, Ryme or Rymer [LBT/30738] - described by McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910) as the step-son of Ascanius de Renialme [LBT/8321]


Notes:
The wife of Henry Rochforth [LBT/30741] - on the assumption that McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910) is right in saying that Paul Rotteforde [LBT/30742] is his son.


Notes:
Son of Peter Smith [LBT/9203], who with his father printed and sold popish books.


Notes:
The second husband of Helen Whitchurch [LBT/3152], after Lucas Harrison [LBT/7644]


Notes:
Possibly a relative of Henry Snape, bookseller, in Chester and his son Richard [LBT/6769].


Notes:
Prof. of Mathematics, who sold some of his own works from his house.


Notes:
Mentioned in a list of second hand booksellers who, in 1628, were ordered to submit catalogues of their books to the Archbishop of Canterbury [ Dom.S.Papers, Chas. 1, vol.117, (9)  quoted by McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910)].


Notes:
The presumed wife of Robert Swain [LBT/9062]


Notes:
Patentee - "things printed on on one side only" - 1619-29.


Notes:
The composer - patentee for printing music.


Notes:
The wife of Thomas Tallis [LBT/30762], formerly the wife of Thomas Bury [LBT/30764] also a gentleman of the Chapel Royal.


Notes:
The first husband of Joan Tallis [LBT/30763] the wife of Thomas Tallis [LBT/30762].


Notes:
The wife of John Thomas [LBT/8543] and subsequently of a man named HILL [LBT/30766]. She may have been a sister of Ralph Newbery [LBT/8123], whom McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910) describes as Thomas's "brother-in-law".


Notes:
The second husband of the wife of John Thomas [LBT/8543].


Notes:
Possibly a false name - the book on which it occurs appears to have been printed by Richard Field [LBT/6931]


Notes:
"Mother Truck" - disperser of popish books.


Notes:
Mentioned in a list of second hand booksellers who, in 1628, were ordered to submit catalogues of their books to the Archbishop of Canterbury [ Dom.S.Papers, Chas. 1, vol.117. (9) quote by McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910)]


Notes:
Identified in the will of Henry Sivedall Esq. [P.C.C., 90, Byrde] who leaves bequests to his children.


Notes:
The wife of Charles Yetsweirt [LBT/30789] - patentee for law books - Jane held the patent from his death on 24 Apr 1959 until 1597.


Notes:
Plomer, H.R. &c. (1922) wondered if Bechet was a misprint for Becket


Notes:
Of Downham in the Isle of Ely - firstly the wife of [Not known] Ridley [LBT/30811] and subsequently the wife of Thomas Bentley [LBT/30809]


Notes:
The husband of Anne Bentley [LBT/30810] before her marriage to Thomas Bentley [LBT/30809]


Notes:
Share in the King's Printing Office, but may never have exercised the art of printing.


Notes:
Possibly the son-in-law of Richard Andrew cf. [LBT/13606]


Notes:
Plomer, H.R. &c. (1992) - possibly a misprint for JamesBlackwell [LBT/14327]


Notes:
Dunton, J. (1705) - "He's the FATHER of the Company of Stationers …"


Notes:
The second wife of William Crooke [LBT/12127]


Notes:
The wife of David Simpson [LBT/30820] and the daughter of Edward Homan Turpin [LBT/29607]


Notes:
The second wife of Edward Homan Turpin [LBT/29807] and a niece of Thomas Payne [LBT/28677]


Notes:
Plomer, H.R. &c. (1922) list a John and Thomas Bowles appearing on a map of 1709. Thomas is more likely to be the first Thomas Bowles [LBT/2666]  rather than the second, who was not freed until 1711; and the John could hardly be the younger Thomas's brother who would only have been about eight at the time. O.D.N.B. and Tyacke do not mention an earlier John.


Notes:
The wife of Benjamin Tucker [LBT/18532] - possibly née PAGE


Notes:
The first wife of Christopher Magnay [LBT/26109]


Notes:
The wife of [Not known] Brissenden [LBT/30840] - cf. Robert Brisenden [LBT/11426]


Notes:
The husband of Mrs.Brissenden [LBT/30840] - cf. Robert Brisenden [LBT/11426]


Notes:
The wife of Samuel Chandler [LBT/28620]. According to Plomer, H.R. &c. (1922) the loss of her fortune in the South Sea Bubble was the cause of her husband, a Noncomformist divine, becoming a bookseller.


Notes:
Note Plomer, H.R. &c. (1922) speaks of confusions with a Thomas Chapman, who may be LBT/30192.


Notes:
The wife of Dellapool Corbett [LBT/17490]


Notes:
The wife of Nicholas Langrish [LBT/30868] and subsequently of Robert Blackborne [LBT/11143]


Notes:
The first husband of Gertrude Blackborne [LBT/30867]


Notes:
Cf. Plomer, H.R.  &c. (1922), p.84 - possibly the Cox, H. listed there.


Notes:
The family is based on a correlation of information from St.Co., IGI and correspondence with BarbaraTenison-Smith


Notes:
The first wife of Christopher Corrall [LBT/17833]


Notes:
The second wife of Christopher Corrall [LBT/17833]


# IDENTITY

IDComment:
Noted as a bookbinder in Stephen Coleman Street in the Company's poll-tax return of 1641 [PRO E179/251/22].
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IDComment:
- in McK 3, #2130 Wilkinson is described as Citizen & Comber.


IDComment:
Atkins, C.A. (1931) - lists -
James Chater - bound on 5 Mar 1718 to James Freeman, freed 4 Apr 1726
James Chater, son of the above, bound on 7 Jul 1746 to his father, freed 8 Oct 1753
Richard Chater, son of James, Aldersgate St., watch-maker, bound on 10 Jan 1774 to his father, freed 5 Mar 1781
Thomas Chater, son of John, Olney, Bucks., lace merchant, bound on2 Mar 1740 to John Hocker
William Chater, son of John, Olney, Bucks., butcher, bound on 3 Apr 1749 to James Chater
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IDComment:
Atkins, C.A. (1931) - lists -
Robert Hardin, son of Robert, Holbeach, Lincoln, weaver, (dec.), bound on 1 Jul 1745 to Joseph Hardin, freed 2 Apr 1753
Robert Hardin, son of Joseph Cit. & Clockmaker, bound on 8 Oct 1764 to his father
Also -
Joseph Harding, bound 20 Jan 1734 to Joseph Pummeroy, freed 2 Jul 1744
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IDComment:
Atkins, C.A. (1931) - lists a number of Wilkins's but the name William does not figure among them.
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IDComment:
Cf. LBT/30393.
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- with Andrews & Sons in 1790.
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Probably signed compositors' scale of 1785
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Common Councillor, Billingsgate Ward 1782-97
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IDComment:
Noted as a bookbinder in Little Old Bailey in Company's poll-tax return of 1641 [PRO E179/251/22].
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IDComment:
Noted as a Stationer at Roodechurch in the Company's poll-tax return of 1641 [PRO E179/251/22].
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IDComment:
Address given in 1628 list as Little Britain; noted as resident there in the Company's poll-tax return of 1641 [PRO E179/251/22].
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IDComment:
Cf. Plomer, H.R. (1907), p.178 - "the Elder".
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Noted as a bookbinder in Bethlem in the Company's poll-tax return of 1641 [PRO E179/251/22].
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - A member of the committee which drew up the address to Queen Caroline, 1820.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - finisher to Black & Co., Tower Hill.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes  1794 - worked for William Lewis, Silver Street, Golden Square; by the autumn he had been sacked by Lewis and was working for Mr.Miller.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1834 - emigrated to New York & worked as a journeyman.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1835 - "laying on gold" for H.& H.Griffiths, Nassau Street New York.
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IDComment:
Potter - 1780 - worked for John Mackinlay.
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Potter - 1787-8  - Imprisoned as a leader of the 1786 strike.
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Potter - 1794 - worked for Richard Dartnall, St.Martin's Court.
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Potter - Master from Dec. 1795.
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Potter - Uncle of Thomas Armstrong [LBT/430]
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1781 - worked for John Bell
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1786 - worked for John Lovejoy
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May have been the father of Joseph Ashman [ST/4:0114], described as a bookbinder of Sea Coal Lane, Skinner Street.
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IDComment:
Cf. = ST/3:0839.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1836 - has £5 per annum from Stationers' Company.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1812, 1813, & 1823 - was binding for BFBA.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1832 - working for Mrs.M.Chipp.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - to London soon after the 1786 strike.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - worked for John Lovejoy - 1839 - earned 8 shlllings per week average.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - queries if this is the grandson of Ebenezer Dunkley [ST/3:5258].
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1786 - journeyman indicted in the strike.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - worked at Remnants.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes = Charles or John.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1786 - indicted for strike.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1832, 1833, 1834 - working for Charles Naylor.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1786 - journeyman bookbinder indicted for the strike.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes = nicknamed "Pat"
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1786 - worked for John Wingrave.
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Potter, E. - Notes  - 1878 - imprisoned as a ringleader in the 1786 strike.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - "Bishop" Wilson wo worked for Mackinlay.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - worked briefly in Berwick-on-Tweed.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1786 - finisher to John Bell.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1787 - in Newgate as a riongleader of the 1786 strike.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1794 - worked for Mr.Millar.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes suggests = ST/3:4799
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes suggests = ST/3:7057.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1838, 1839 - working for J.J.Smith, 2, Ivy Lane.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1838, 1839 - worked at B.West.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1800 - was in London
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1802 - worked for John Bohn, Frith Street.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1822 - worked a a journeyman for Mr.Watkins, East Greenwich.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1842 - worked for Daniel Exley.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - was working for J.Westley.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - "worked in the British Museum bindery and wrote verses about the poor state of the Museum's bindings under the pseudonym PHILLATUS.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - In partnership with Robert Fairbairn around 1825.
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Potter, E. - Notes - Nephew of Thomas Armstrong senior [LBT/211]
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1849 - working for Miss Watkins.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1812-5 - was bookbinding for BFBS.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1830, 1831 - working for G.Collier.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1830s - employed by J.Clarke, Meard Street at £1.10s.0d. Per week.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - wrote history of the Bookbinders Society 1786-1816 for the Anniversary Dinner of Lodge 4, 1816.
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IDComment:
We have followed both Howe, E. (1950a) & Maxwell, I. (1977) who equate the Bookseller of Rathbone, Place with the Bookbinder of Tavistock Row.


IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1850-2 - working at Robert Spencer's.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1850-1855 - worked at C.Aitken's.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1834 - working for Suttaby & Co.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - c.1834 - employed by Remnant & Edmonds
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1842 - employed by Burn.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1836, 1837 - member of the Finishers' Society.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1838 - ? Worked at Wright's.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - working for J.West.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1838 - worked at Leighton & Eeles.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1834, 1835 - working for Hobb, Warwick Lane.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - in the trade 45 years.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - working for Alfred Tarrant.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - worked for J.T.Trickett
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Potter, E. - Notes - trade card "finisher to bookbinders and pocket book makers".
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - having served his apprenticeship with Fraser "worked for him all his life".
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1835 - working for John Smith, Long Acre.
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Potter, E. - Notes - bookbinder at 42½ York Street, Westminster.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1842 - worked for John Wright, Noel Street, Berwick Street, Soho.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - employed in making cases.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1847 - worked for John Smith, Long Acre.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1852 - worked for Remnant & Edmonds.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1853 - worked for Charles Tuckett.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - employed by one of the Bible binders.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1834, 1835 - worked for Thomas Adams.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1834 - worked for J.Hayday.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1839-51 - worked for H.Hering.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - worked fo J.Clyde his successor.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1834, 1835 - worked for F.Westley.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1839 - worked at Westley, Son and Jarvis.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1874 - worked at Burn.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - c.1830 - worked for Archibald Leighton.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - worked for McFarlane & Sons.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1850, 1851 - worked at John Davison's
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1852 - had 30/- p.a. from Stationers' Company
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1853 - had 50/- p.a. from Stationers' Company.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - employed by one of the bible binders.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1848 - worked for Miss Watkins.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1849 - discharged by Miss Watkins for belonging to  a Trade Society.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1831, 1832 - worked for Wm.Ford, Wood Street.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1842-6 - worked for M.Ewing, St.Andrew's Hill.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1832, 1833, 1834 - worked for Joseph Smith, Albion Buildings.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1830, 1831 - worked for Remnant & Edmonds.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1846, 1847, 1848 - working for James Clyde (successor of Hering).
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - worked for James Burn.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - worked for Robert Spencer.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1832/3 - worked for John Bird.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1839-52 - worked for Remnant & Edmonds.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - worked for B.West.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - working for Charles Tuckett.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1837 - on cloth work.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1838 - fined for accepting the masters' price list.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - worked fo William Bone.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1855 - worked for B.West.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1843 - worked at James Hayday's.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - worked for William Bone; prosecuted for striking Dec 1838.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1835, 1836 - working for Smith, Long Acre.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - foreman to Charles Lewis and his widow until 1841.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1850-5 - worked at James Hayday's.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1838, 1840, 1842 - worked for James Hayday.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - worked for Westley & Co.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - probably the John Clarke of Clarke & Bedford.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1850-1 - worked at De La Rue
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1869, 1874 - worked at Tuckett
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - employed by John Clarke, Meard Street, at £1. 16s. Per week before 1840.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - "After working 22 years in business run successively by Attfield, Seeley and Phillipson, was sacked & set up with Richard Howe, printer and stationer, in Kingston".
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1837, 1838, 1839 - worked for Thomas Cross.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes = "or Charles".
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - was working for James Hayday.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1840 - worked for James Liddon.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1839 - working at Westley's
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - working at J.Clyde's
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - Dec 1838 - went on strike from William Bone, and was prosecuted.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - working for James Clyde.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1850/1, 1851/2, 1852/3 - worked for Hector Baxter.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1832/3 - worked for Charle Naylor.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1850-2 "left the Society to run a public house".
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1822 "He and other binders were employed at Auchinleck in repairing the library of Sir Alexander Boswell";  1825 "came to London".
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - worked for Eeles & Sons.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - Worked for Remnant & Edmonds.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1822 - worked Thomas Watkins, East Greenwich.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - suggest this may be James Edward [ST/4:0085]
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1786-1796 - worked with his father - J.Annereau, bookseller.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1807 - worked with Lowndes, bookseller, Bedford Street.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1807-9 - worked with Preston, music-seller, Strand
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Potter, E. - Notes - master 1809-1831.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - Worked for his brother Isaac Annereau [EP/0822].
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1838 -  worked at Runtings.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1839 - foreman for one of the "big three" (i.e. Leighton, Remnant or Westley)
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1852, 1855 - working at Catmur's
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1830 - foreman to Joseph Smith, Albion Buildings.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1835 worked at Suttabys.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1850 - worked at Strakers.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1836, 1837 - working for Westley, Son & Jarvis.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - worked for one of the bible binders.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - worked for Mrs.Norman.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - "went into Crawfords, City Road, during the tea half-hour strike of 1806 and worked piece work (one of the first to do so)"
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1837 - on cloth work.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1838 - at Westley, Son & Jarvis.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1822 - at T.Watkins in the last year of his apprenticeship.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - worked for Remnant, Edmonds & Co.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1850-1 - worked at George Collier's.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1834 - foreman to George Collier.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1836 - worked for Remnant & Edmonds.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1837 - worked for Leighton & Eeles.
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Potter, E. - Notes - Dec 1838 - on strike from Wm.Bone and was prosecuted.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1842 - out of work.
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Potter, E. - Notes - working for S.Curtis.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - c.1834 - worked for Remnatn & Edmonds.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - working with J.Westley.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1846, 1947 - working for Weemys.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - working for Mrs.Norman.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1835/6 - worked for Leighton & Eeles.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1850, 1851 - worked for Benjamin West.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - worked for Andrew McFarlane & Sons.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - worked for John Leighton, Brewer Street, for 35 years.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1833/4, 1834/5 - worked for J.Bird.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1842 - worked for Thomas Cross.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - also mentions the name John and suggests perhaps that this may be ST/4:3107.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - educated at Christs Hospital; very considerable knowledge of Latin. --- For some years before his death he had ceased to work at the trade, though he continued to belong to the Society.  He obtained a living by making glazed showcases for shop windows".
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1838, 1839 - worked for John Wilson [EP/1022], 19, Foley Place.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1848 - working for George Holland, 15 Cloth Fair.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1834 - worked for Remnant & Edmonds.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - worked for Eeles & Sons.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1850-3 - worked at Smith.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1834 - working for Newman & Co.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1840s - worked for Leighton & Eeles.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1828 - to London.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1832 - worked for George Collier.
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Potter, E. - Notes - c.1834 - worked at Bible finishing.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - worked for B.West.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1852-5 worked for Mrs Norman.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1839 - worked at Crawfords.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1842 - worked at Hering & Remington.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1839 - worked for John Smith, Long Acre, as foreman.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1847 - worked for Weemys & Co.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1834 - worked for John Smith, Long Acre.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1851, 1853, 1855 - worked for B.West.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - worked for Straker.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1853 - worked for De La Rue.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1845 - worked for Norman & Duncan.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - worked for Mrs.Norman.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1839 - working at Westley, Son & Jarvis.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes = James or William McPherson.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1850-1853 - worked at Hayday's.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1841 - worked for S.D.Ewins, Cheapside.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1842 - worked for Clark & Weemys.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1845, 1846 - worked for Smith & Lorimier.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - "God Almighty Chipperfield"
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1836, 1837, 1838 - working for B.West.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - worked at Westleys
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1838, 1851 - worked for B.West, St James Walk for many years.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1834 - worked for Remnant & Edmonds.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes -  worked fo Henry Hering, 9 Newman Street, and succeded to the business; the premises were sold by his executors on 12 Mar 1861.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1839 - working at the Foreign Office.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1841  - was working for Leighton
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1850 - was working for Remnant, Edmonds & Co.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1810 - worked for James Fraser, St.Martin's Lane
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IDComment:
Cf. ST/4:1380
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1847 - worked for James Clyde.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1836, 1837, 1838 - worked at Westley, Son & Jarvis.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1841 - worked at Suttaby's.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - worked in B.M. bindery.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - working for C.Tuckett.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1833m 1834 - worked for F.Westley.
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Potter, E. - Notes - charged with trying to intimidate John Bevis into leaving Westleys.  For some years before his death he conducted the business of Mrs.Norman, and managed it after her death.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1839 - worked for Mrs.Terry.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - worked for S.Curtis.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1836 - worked for Westley, Son & Jarvis.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1854, 1855 - worked at Selani.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1838, 1839 - worked for B.West.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - working for James Burn.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1850 - worked for Mrs.Lewis.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes 1834 - worked for John Smith, Long Acre.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - employed by one of the Bible binders.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - worked for J.Westley.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1838/9, 1839/40 - worked for J.Bird.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1834 - worked for James Hayday.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes suggests may = ST/4:3269.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - Finisher to Archibald Leighton and devised with him a process for gold blocking on cloth.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - Fined by the Trade Society for accepting masters' price list in 1837.
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Potter, E. - Notes - Indicted in 1839 struggle.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - working for Westleys & Co.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1844-5 - worked for E.Suttaby.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - Claimed to have worked in the British Museum bindery.
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Potter, E. - Notes - c.1853-1868 - Trade Card - J.Armstrong, near the Advertiser Office and the Union Inn off Malop-street, Geelong [Australia] and Hope Street, Ashby.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - An Edward Austin jun was a member of LCS 1848.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1832 - working for Francis Westley.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - secretary of Society of Bible men 1827/8.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1854 - working for Bone & Sons.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1836, 1837 - working for J.Bird.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1839 - foreman for one of the big three.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - worked at Wm.Fellowes.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1852 - worked for Benjamin West.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1843 - worked for George Collier & Son.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1838 - worked for Westley; Son & Jarvis.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1850 - worked for S.Curtis.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1853 - worked for  Benjamin West.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1850, 1851, 1852, 1853 - worked for John Wickwar.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1846, 1847, 1848, 1849 - worked for Miss Watkins.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1837 - fined for accepting the masters' list.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - worked for Remnant, Edmonds & Co.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes = Came to London from Paris.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - foreman to Samuel Curtis, Milton Street.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes 1834, 1835, 1836 - worked at the Bank of England.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1851-5 - worked for J.Wilson.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1839 - worked at Westley's.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1851-5 - worked at Liddons.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - came from Dublin.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1834 - worked for James Liddon.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1839, 1840 - worked for George Ashman.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - working for William Hodge.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - known by cognomen Chester.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1836 - worked for Westley, Son & Jarvis.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - worked for Josiah Westley.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1845, 1847 - worked for Westley & Co.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1843 - had been foreman for Westley for 4 years.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1835-42 - worked for James Liddon.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1846/7, 1847/8, 1848/9 - worked for Riviere.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1850 - worked in the British Museum bindery.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - foreman for one of the "Big three" [ Leighton, Remnant & Edmonds, Westley]
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1844/5, 1845/6 - worked at Mrs.Norman's and Duncan's.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - worked at Mrs. Norman's.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1846/7 - worked for Leighton & Son, Strand.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1845-7 - worked for Miss Watkins.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - worked at Eeles & Bell
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1868 - worked at Eeles & Son
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1851-2 - working at W.R.Straker's
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1872 - worked at Burn & Co.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1838 - worked at Eli Soul's.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1845, 1851 - working for B.West.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1840 - working at the British Museum.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1850-5 - working at Peacock, Masnfield & Co.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - working for William Robert Straker.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1846, 1847 - worked at Remnant & Edmonds.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1854 - worked at Edmonds & Remnants.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1873- worked at Edmons & Remnants.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1850-2 - worked at William Hodge's.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1812-25 - was binding for B & FBS.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1872 - worked for W.S.Hammond.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - sometimes Thomas
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1835 - working for John Smith, Long Acre.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1850, 1851 - worked for R.W.King.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1839 - worked for Westley.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - worked for John Wright.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1837, 1838 - worked for Westley, Son & Jarvis.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1838, 1850-5 - worked for J.Clarke.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1845 - worked for Miss Watkins.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - working for J.Clarke.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1847 - was a finisher.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1839, 1851 - foreman for Westley & Co.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - worked for William White.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - worked for J.Clyde.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - to London from Woolwich ; end 1838 left Leightons becase he could not get 32s. Per week as a layer-on.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1852 - emigrated to America.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1871 - was superintendent of the gass-works at Beloil, Wisconsin.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1851, 1852 - worked for Westley.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1845 - worked for Joseph Rowbotham.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1842 - working at Hering's.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1836 - came to London.
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Potter, E. - Notes - worked for A.H.Lovett; John Adlard; Wickwar & Co.; and, Henry Hering.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1840 - working for Philanthropic.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1845 - working for John MaCulloch.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - working for A.Macomie.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 -= worked for De La Rue.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1834/5, 1835/6 - worked for John Smith, Long Acre.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - worked for John Wickwar.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1839 - worked for Remnant & Edmonds.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1845/6 - worked for Miss Watkins.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1838 - Worked for William Bone, prosecuted for striking in December 1838.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1850-3 - worked at De la Rue.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1868 - worked at Eeles and Bell.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1850-2 - working for R.W.King, Bartholomew Close.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - repaired books in Lord Macaulay's Library.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 was working for Westley & Co.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1840 - working for Remnant & Co.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1844-6 - working fo J.Bird.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1847-55 - working for J.West and his widow (successors to Bird).
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - working for Westley & Co.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - Worked at De La Rue.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1835 - worked Remnant & Edmonds.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1838 - worked at Westleys
---


IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1842 - worked for Eli Soul.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1854 - worked for Charles Tuckett.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1839, 1840 - working for Miss Watkins.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - worked for J.West
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1852 - worked for Mrs.West
---


IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1838 - working for W.R.Straker.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - worked for W.R.Straker.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1855 - worked at G.T.Trickeet's.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1837, 1838 - worked for Westley, Son & Jarvis.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - worked for Charles Tuckett.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1837, 1838 - worked for Remnant & Edmonds.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1837 - worked at Foreign Office, Dowing Street.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1861 - worked for Charles Tuckett.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - worked for C.Tuckett.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1843 - worked for J.Smith, Albion Buildings.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - worked at De La Rue.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1850, 1851 - worked for Benjamin West.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1837, 1838 - working for Leighton & Eeles.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1838, 1851 - worked for B.West.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1844, 1851 - worked for Wm.Fellowes.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1837, 1838 - worked for Wm.Bone.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1867 - worked at Evans.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes 1851 - worked for Thomas Peck.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1835, 1838 - worked for John Bird.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1851, 1853, 1854 - working for Remnant & Edmonds.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1840 - worked for James Liddon.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1852 - worked for Hector Baxter.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1855 - wokred for Charles Tuckett.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1843 - worked for George Collier.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - worked for Westley & Co.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1854, 1855 - worked for Leighton, Sons & Hodge.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1846 - worked for Miss Watkins.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - worked for J.Westley, then William Armitage.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - worked for Remnant & Edmonds.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1836 - worked for Remnant & Edmonds.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1844, 1845 - worked in the British Museum bindery.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1836/7 - worked for Remnant & Edmonds.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1838/9, 1839/40 - worked for West.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - because of unemployment joined the coastguard at Brighton; was then a ship's purser; then a cheese monger in the Old Kent Road; not successful and returned to the bookbinding trade.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1842 - worked for J.Smith, Long Acre.
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Potter - 1851 worked for Westley & Co.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes- 1839/40 - worked for James Martin & Son, City Road.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1837 - employed on cloth work (at Westley ?) and fined for accepting the masters' price list.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1839/40 - worked for George Collier.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1844/5 to 1851/2 - worked for Remnant and Edmonds.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - worked for Thomas Whiting.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1836, moved from Berwick-on-Tweed to London.
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Potter, E. - Notes 1846/7, 1851 - worked for Remnant & Edmonds.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1839 - worked at Westley & Co.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - c.1834 - worked for Remnant & Edmonds.


IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - workied for William Mansfield.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - question mark against the forename.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes also gives Pierre as a possible surname.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes  - 1824 - worked for John Camp.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1834 - working fo H.Baxter.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1838, 1839 - working for John Smith, 2 Ivy Lane.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes -  Aug 1839 - worked at Remnant and Edmonds in the finishing shop.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - working for Mrs.Norman.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1847 - working for Westleys & Clarke.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1852 - working for Bone & Son.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1833 - recorded as Jame Bielefeld in subscriptsions for Equitable Society
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1835 - working for J.Bird.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1835-8 - working for Francis Westley.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1844 - working for John Davison.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1838 - worked at Westley, Son & Jarvis.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1838 - worked at Leighton's.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1839 - worked at Wm.Runting's.
---
Potter, E. - Notes -1866 - worked at Eeles.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1843m 1844, 1845 - worked at Geo.Collier.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1839 - working at Remnant & Edmonds.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1835 - working at Remnant & Edmonds.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1837, 1838, 1839 - working for Leighton & Eeles.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1850-2 - worked for Westleys & Co.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1836, 1838 - worked for Remnant & Edmonds.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - worked for Mrs.Norman, bookbinder to S.P.C.K.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1838 - working for Charles Tuckett
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1852 - working for Samuel Curtis.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1846, 1847 - worked for J.Bird.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - worked for S.Curtis.
---


IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1850 - working for Josiah Westley.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - worked for William White.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1856 - working in catalogue shop of British Museum.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1850 - worked at Mrs.Weemys.
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IDComment:
Cf - ST/4:1368 or 1369.
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Potter, E. - Notes - worked for Alfred Tarrant.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - worked for Hector Baxter.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1849, 1851, 1852, 1853 - worked for Mrs.Weemys.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - Jan 1837 - moved to London.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1751 - employed by Mr.Weemys.
---


IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1838 - worked at Westley's.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1936 - worked for Remnant & Edmonds.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1847 - worked for David Weemys.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1849 - worked for Watkins.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1837, 1838 - worked for Leighton & Eeles.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - worked at Eeles.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1852, 1853 - workd for Mrs.Weemys.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - working for S.Curtis.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1850-2 - working at J.S.Evans.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1853, 1855 - working at Pamphilon.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1841, 1842 - worked for Leighton & Eeles.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1836 - worked for Westley, Son & Hodge
---


IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1836 - working at James Hayday's.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1838 - working at Remnant's.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1842 - working at Mr.Philips', Aberdeen.
---


IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - working for Josiah Westley.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1851/2 - worked for Mrs.Norman.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1855/6 - worked for Mrs.Weemys.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1839 - worked at Westleys during the strike.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - advertisement - P.Martin, jun. Bookseller and bookbinder, 44, Clarendon Square, Somers Tow. Libraries arranged and repaired.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1843/4 - worked for John Bird.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1850/3 - worked for S.Curtis.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - in 1840 had been 47 years in the trade.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - followed the trade upwards of 50 years.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - worked in trade upwards of 60 years.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1835 - worked in British Museum bindery.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - Worked in trade for 47 years (1813-1860)
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1836, 1846 - worked for Wm.D.Cope, St.Martin's Lane.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - worked in the trade fifty years or more; worked 32 years for James Hayday.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1834 - worked for Hector Baxter.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - worked for William Bone.
---


IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1847 - worked for T.R.Eeles.
---


IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1850 working for Samuel Curtis.
---


IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1835 - worked for John Bird.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1838, 1839 - worked for J.J.Smith, Ivy Lane.
---
Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - worked for J.Sanders.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1850-5 - worked for Mrs.Norman.
---


IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1842 - worked for James Liddon.
---


IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1850, 1851, 1852 - working at Mrs.Weemys.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 28 Dec 1780 - arrived in London; worked for John Bell as a forwarder (but he could also finish).
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1786 - a member of the strike committee.


IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - worked for William Bone - Jan 1839 - discharged because her father belonged to the Trade Society.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - worked fo John Adlard for 31 years.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - c.1780s - took part in protests against the introduction of "Learner".   Women had to serve a seven year apprenticeship.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1849 - had subscribed to the Pension Society 14 years.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - Trade Card -"book folder and sewer --- 13 years' experience".
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1786 - indicted for the strike of that year.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - journeyman bookbinder indicted in 1786 strike.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1786 - journeyman bookbinder indicted for strike.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1786 - worked for John Jackson, Strand. Indicted for the strike.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - worked for James Fraser.
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Potter, E. - Notes - indicted as a ringleader in the 1786 strike.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1786 - journeyman bookbinder indicted during strike.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1786 - journeyman indicted during the strike.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1786 - journeyman bookbinder indicted for the the strike.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - a Scot. 
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Potter, E. - Notes  - 1786 - journey bookbinder indicted for the strike.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - Nov 1811 - member of committee of the four lodges.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1810-11 - Employed by James Frase, on bookbinding, without having served an apprenticeship.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1786 - finisher to John Jackson, Strand.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1787 - imprisoned in Newgate as a leader of the 1786 strike.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1788 in business on his own account.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - member of the Committee to draft and address to Queen Caroline.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - Jan 1827 - signed call for general meeting of Lodge no.4.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1838, 1839 - worked at J. J. Smith, 2 Ivy Lane
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - active in forming Lodge no.5 (1820).
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1802 - came to London.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1838, 1839 - worked for Westley.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1839 - to London from Scotland to work for Westley, aged 50, 5ft. 8in., bony frame.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - a Scot - 1839 - worked for Westley, Son & Jarvis.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1843 - had been forewoman at Westley for 34 years.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1847, 1848, 1849 - working for Weemys & Lock.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1850-4 - working for Mrs.Weemys.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - had been a master bookbinder & bookseller in Yorkshire.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1839 - worked briefly for Westley.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes -  junior - from Yorkshire
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1839 - worked for Westley.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - Scotch; 5ft.8ins.; light hair.
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Potter, E. - Notes  - 1839 - worked at Westley's; then at British Museum.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - Scothc; 5ft. 6ins.; red hair.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1839 - worked at Westley's then at British Museum.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - Scotch; 5ft. 6ins.; dark hair.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1839 - worked at Westley & Co.; then at British Museum.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - worked at Westleys & Co.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - a Scot from Edinburgh; 5ft 5ins.
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Potter, E. - Notes - May 1839 - working for Westley.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1849 - worked for J.Westley.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1839 - came from Oxford to London; worked for Westley, then went to Bristol.  Dark, thin, 5ft. 5ins. tall.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - a Scot from Edinburgh - fair, stout, 5ft 7 in tall.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1839 - worked for Westley & Co.   He was beaten with gilding boards by James Bolster, Joseph Wright, John Lewis and William Gillet.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1839 - working for Westley, Son & Jarvis.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1782 - assistant finisher to Fairbairn at John Bell's.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1839 - worked at Westley's for a short time.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - worked for Westley before 1839.


IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1839 - working for Westley & Co.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - working for J.Westley.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1838/9 - worked for West.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - c.1812 - out of work.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1839 - a Pole who worked for a short time at Westley & Co.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1839/02 - worked for Westley & Co.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - ? Widow of Thomas ASHMAN or ? Widow of George ASHMAN
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1839 - worked for Remnant & Edmonds.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1854/5 - worked for Wickwar.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1838-9 - worked at Leighton & Eeles.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1839 - worked for George Ashman.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1834 - worked for Hector Baxter.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1838, 1839 - worked for Benjamin West.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1834, 1835 - worked for George Collier.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1837 - worked for William Fellowes.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1836 - worked for Francis Westley.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1839, 1840 - worked fo John Bird.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1835, 1836, & 1837 - worked for John Smith, Long Acre.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1834 - worked for Hector Baxter.
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Potter, E. - Notes -1835 - worked fo John Smith, Long Acre.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1835 - worked for John Smith, Long Acre.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1839 - worked for Leighton & Eeles.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1834, 1835 - worked for George Collier.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1849, 1850, 1851 - worked for James Burn.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1839-42 - worked for George Ashman.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1839, 1840 - worked for George Ashman.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1835 - worked for Leighton & Eeles.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1839, 1840 - worked at Leighton & Eeles.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1836, 1851, 1852, 1853, 1854, 1855 - worked for John Davison, who was succeeded by Mars Mary Davison.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1834 - worked for Hector Baxter.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - worked for George T.Trickett.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1836 - worked for Francis Westley.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1851, 1852 - worked for Benjamin West.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1839, 1841, 1842 - worked for George Ashman.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1838, 1839, 1840 - worked for J.J.Smith, Ivy Lane
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1839 - worked for George Trickett.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1835 - worked for Thomas Burn.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1835 - worked for James Liddon.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1850, 1851 - worked for Edward Suttaby.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1838, 1839, 1840, 1841 - worked for Ed.Suttaby.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1834 - worked for Robert William Larkin, 40 Newman Street.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1839, 1840, 1841, 1842, 1843 - worked for Leighton & Eeles.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1844, 1845 - worked for Leighton, Strand.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1846, 1847, 1850, 1851, 1852, 1853, 1854, 1855 - worked for Remnant & Edmonds.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1835, 1836, 1837 - worked for John Smith, Long Acre.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1838 - worked for Benjamin West.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1835 - worked for J.H.Hood.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1838 - worked for Leighton & Eeles.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1838, 1839 - worked for Grosvenor & Chater.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1835, 1836 - worked for James Liddon.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1835, 1836 - worked for John Smith, Long Acre.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1834 - worked for Hector Baxter
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1835 - worked for John Smith, Long Acre.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1839 - worked for Leighton & Eeles.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - worked for T.R.Eeles & Son.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1838, 1839 - worked for J.J.Smith, Ivy Lane.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1834 - worked for Hector Baxter.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - worked for J.West.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1835, 1836 - worked for Thomas Burn.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1830, 1831 - worked for J.Clarke, Meard Street,
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1835, 1836 - worked for John Smith, Long Acre.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1838 - worked for John Bird.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1832 - worked for Mrs.M.Chipps, Amen Corner.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1838, 1839, 1840 - worked for Benjamin West.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - worked for Thomas Whiting.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1836, 1837, 1838, 1839, 1840 - worked for Westley, Son & Jarvis.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1834 - worked for George Ashman.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1851, 1852 - worked for Hector Baxter.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1838, 1839, 1840 - worked for J.J.Smith, Ivy Lane.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1835 - worked in the British Museum bindery.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - worked for John West.
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Potter, E. - Notes  - 1853 - worked for Benjaming West.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1839 - worked for Grosvenor & Chater.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1838, 1851 - worked for Benjamin West.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1836, 1837, 1838 - worked for Black & Co.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1838, 1839 - worked for Grosvener & Chater.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1838 - worked for Benjamin West.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1850 - worked for William & Henry Wilson.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1838, 1844, 1845 - worked for Benjamin West.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1850, 1851 - worked for Josiah Westley.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes 1836 - worked for John Davison.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1835, 1851 - worked for William Fellowes.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1839, 1840 - worked for Clark.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1851 - worked for W.R.Straker.
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Potter, E. - Notes - 1853, 1854, 1855 - worked for William Nutt.
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IDComment:
Rembrancia, p.91 - bookbinder, in liberties.
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IDComment:
Noted as a stationer in Bread Street in the Company’s poll-tax return of 1641 [PRO E179/251/22].
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IDComment:
Noted as a bookbinder in Labeth Hill in the Company's poll-tax return of 1641 [PRO E179/251/22].
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IDComment:
Noted as a bookbinder in "Sepulchres Greene Arbor" in the Company’s poll-tax return of 1641 [PRO E179/251/22].
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IDComment:
Two John Powells were apprenticed in the Farriers Company, but both seem too early - 1 4 Apr 1678, son of John, Winfrith, Dorset ,Husbandman, to John Gray; 5 Oct 1711, son of John, Old Radnor, Rad., Wales, Labourer (dec.) to Jeremiah Bayley, subs. turned-over to John Evans on 14 Oct 1716.


IDComment:
It has been assumed that both Michael Allens listed by Maxted, I. (1977) are one and the same.


IDComment:
Cf. John Bawtree [LBT/30319] also an Engraver of the same address


IDComment:
Partner of Thomaas Carnan [XX/0041], but quarrel led to dissolution of the partnership in 1779.
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IDComment:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - Merchant of the Staple in Calais.
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IDComment:
Benjamin Barker [ST/3:4709] was first apprenticed to Charles King, bookseller, of Westminster Hall before being turned-over to his father [also Benjamin Barker] who was a Citizen & Haberdasher.  Plomer, 1668-1725, p.20 lists a Benjamin Barker, bookseller, apparently in partnership with a C.King at this address.  It has been assumed that the elder Barker was the Haberdasher and he has been numbered accordingly.  This entry in Plomer and that in Plomer, 1726-1775, pp.15-6 appears to be conflating the father and son.
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IDComment:
Woodhead, J.R. (1965) - Common Councilman, Farringdon Within, 1660.
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IDComment:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - wealthy member of the Haberdashers' Company who assisted Grafton [LBT/2592] and Whitchurch [LBT/2612] with money to print Bibles.


IDComment:
A Thomas Druce, son of Thomas, of Chancery Lane, London, Stationer was apprenticed to his father in the Innholders's Company on 20 Oct 1775. IN/0002 is probably the father.


IDComment:
Sometime Master of the Leathersellers' Company.
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IDComment:
Noted as a Stationer in Chancery in the Company's poll-tax return of 1641 [PRO E179/251/22].
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IDComment:
Succeeded Caxton.
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Herbert suggested he was a Leatherseller.
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IDComment:
Old Bailey (1674-1834) - case of Joseph Hurt, his journeyman, on 4 Apr 1744 for stealing books from John Nourse [ST/3:5938], found guilty and transported. A Thomas Davis another employee of Applebee's was the chief witness.
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IDComment:
Plomer - 'The neighbour and friend of Samuel Johnson, frequently alluded to in Boswell's Life.  Nichols refers to him as a "very excellent printer"'.


IDComment:
- with Armitage & Roper; later with Armitage & Moore


IDComment:
Servant freed into the Stationers' Company.
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IDComment:
Described as a Merchant Taylor in an apprentice indenture of 1583 [Arber, II,117] but is this the bookseller.
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IDComment:
A William Winbolt of the Needlemaker's Company was the master of Robert Fleet, possibly NE/0009, on 4 Feb 1800


IDComment:
Two Thomas Bakers are reported in the Needlemakers' Company before 1801 - 1 - son of John, Folkestone, Kent, farmer (dec.), to John Leach, on 27 Apr 1782;  2 - son of William, Chelsea, Middlesex, cooper, to John Cliffe, on 9 Feb 1786.
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IDComment:
Beaven - 9 Dec 1830 - Alderman Farringdon Within, 1830-1855; Sherrif 1825-6; Lord Mayor 1836-7. Master Palisterers 1831-2.
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IDComment:
Cf. ST/4:2650 - ? Same person or relation.


IDComment:
Two William Jones bound between 1770 and 1805 in the Painter-Stainers' Company - 1,  son of Thomas, St Albans, Hertfordshire, grocer and tallow chandler, to Edward Whitcombe on 5 Jan 1774 (subs. turned ove to Josiah Fowler, Cit. and Wax Chandler);   2, son of Thomas, Wollaston, Northamptonshire, farmer, to  William Cooke on 3 Mar 1784.
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IDComment:
A John Harvey, Cit. & Paviour, toook his son - John Dickinson Harvey - for an apprentice on 22 Jul 1778.
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IDComment:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1851, 1853 worked for G.T.Trickett b.b.
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IDComment:
The wife of [Not known] Adams [LBT/21941]


IDComment:
The first wife of Edward Whitchurch [LBT/2612]


IDComment:
The second wife of Edward Whitchurch [LBT/2612]; neice of Osiander, pastor of Nuremberg and the widow of Archbishop Cranmer.  After the death of Whitchurch she took a third husband - Bartholomew Scott of Camberwell.
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IDComment:
Duff, E.G. (1905)  "--- settled in Westminster as early as 1480, in which year his wife is mentioned in a deed, ---"
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IDComment:
The wife of William Caxton [LBT/2731]
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IDComment:
The first wife of Edward Allde [LBT/6782]


IDComment:
The wife of Richard Oulton, Citizen & Joiner [LBT/2686], and subsequently of Edward Allde [LBT/6782]


IDComment:
The wife of Richard Bankworth [LBT/6865], and subsequently of Edward Blount [LBT/8253]


IDComment:
The wife of Christopher Barker [LBT/6871]


IDComment:
The wife of Henry Johnson [LBT/30697], and subsequently of Thomas Tyas [LBT/6881]


IDComment:
The first wife of Thomas Berthelet [LBT/6915].


IDComment:
The second wife of Thomas Berthelet [LBT/6915].


IDComment:
The second wife of Richard Field [LBT/6931]


IDComment:
Possibly the wife of Hugh Brewer [LBT/6953] - being the person referred to in the will of an Alice Startute, 22 Sep 1623 [P.C.C. 123 Swann].


IDComment:
The wife of Matthew Cooke [LBT/6956], subsequently of Laurence Lisle [LBT/7995]


IDComment:
The first wife of William Bonham [LBT/6973]


IDComment:
The second wife of William Bonham [LBT/6973], the widow of one Mayatt


IDComment:
Firstly the wife of John Charlewood [LBT/7132], and then of James Roberts [LBT/8339]


IDComment:
The wife of Thomas Woodcock [LBT/7167], and daughter of John Cawood [LBT/7101]


IDComment:
The wife of William Cooke [LBT/7225], and thought to be subsequently the wife of Humphrey Hooper [LBT/8584] - see her Will.


IDComment:
The wife of Melchisidec Bradwood [LBT/7329]


IDComment:
The [first ?] wife of Arnold Hatfield [LBT/7348]


IDComment:
The wife of Ralph Jackson [LBT/7364], and subsequently of Thomas Stockley [LBT/6729]


IDComment:
The wife of Thomas Snodham [LBT/7409], and the daughter of Cuthbert Burby [LBT/8823]


IDComment:
The first [?] of Peter French [LBT/7464]


IDComment:
The second [?] wife of Peter French [LBT/7464]


IDComment:
The wife of Robert Robinson [LBT/8395], and subsequently of Richard Bradock [LBT/7469]


IDComment:
The wife of Christopher Gower [LBT/7552]


IDComment:
The second wife of John Harrison [LBT/7614]


IDComment:
McKenzie, D.f. (1961), p.78 - Anne Harrison, Widow, is described as the widow of John Harrison. Probably Agnes, widow of John Harrison the Younger [ST/0:0967]
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IDComment:
The wife of Randall Syms [LBT/6661], and subsequently the second wife of Thomas Man [LBT/7630]


IDComment:
The wife of Luke Harrison [LBT/7657]; and the daughter of Edward Whitchurch [LBT/2612]


IDComment:
The wife of Henry Bynneman [LBT/7678], and subsequenlty a Mr.Sled [LBT/6427]


IDComment:
Presumed to be the wife of Andrew Hester [LBT/7705]


IDComment:
The Dutch wife of Garrat D'Ewes [LBT/7706]


IDComment:
The wife of Leonard Becket [LBT/7752], and subsequently of Nicholas Vavasour [LBT/9597]


IDComment:
The wife of Henry Bell [LBT/7850] - implied through son Moses Bell [LBT/9381]


IDComment:
The wife of Gabriel Simpson [LBT/7908], afterwards married to Richard Reade [LBT/7924] and George Eld [LBT/6969].


IDComment:
The first wife of Nicholas Okes [LBT/7947]


IDComment:
The first wife of Humphrey Lownes [LBT/8023]


IDComment:
The wife of Bartholomew Sutton [LBT/6652], woollen draper; and subsequently of Henry Middleton [LBT/8100]


IDComment:
The wife of William Norton [LBT/8157] and daughter of William Bonham [LBT/6973]


IDComment:
The wife of Thomas Butter [LBT/8160], and subsequently of John Newbery [LBT/8131]


IDComment:
The wife of Thomas Clarke [LBT/8162], subsequently married a Benjamin Cowper [LBT/6718], who freed one of her first husband's apprentice - Robert Lownes LBT/7147].
---


IDComment:
The wife of John Norton [LBT/8174]  - Cf. McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1907), p.205 - also pp.169-70 [LBT/3188].


IDComment:
The wife of William Ponsonby [LBT/8175], and the daughter of Francis Coldock [LBT/8163]


IDComment:
The second wife of Arthur Pepwell [LBT/8225]


IDComment:
The wife of Thomas Colwell [LBT/8273], and subsequently of Hugh Jackson [LBT/8274].


IDComment:
The wife of Richard Watkins [LBT/8278], and daughter of Richard Jugge [LBT/7912]


IDComment:
The wife of Thomas Hodgkinson [LBT/8296]


IDComment:
The wife of John Kingston [LBT/2596]; subsequently of George Robinson [LBT/8345]; and finally of Thomas Orwin [LBT/8300]


# LIVERY COMPANY

LCSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - brother before incorporation


LCSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - Brother before incorporation


LCSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - a brother before incorporation


# MARRIAGE

CommentMar:
IGI - A Matthew Bloxam married an Elizabeth Ann Baker on 4 Jan 1767 at St Mary Woolnoth and Woolchurch Haw, London.


CommentMar:
IGI -  Anthony Collambell & Sibbella Dimsdale.


CommentMar:
I.G.I.; Carlson 1 = Wife - Susannah Newton formerly Milton.


CommentMar:
Gents.Mag. (Jun 1790) = Mr.Gosnell, printer, of Fetter-lane, to Miss Edwards, of Cross-street, Hatton-street.


CommentMar:
Implied by the fact that his father-in-law, Edward Bott, paid his premium.


CommentMar:
I.G.I.= John Curtis married Frances Burnell; The Times (6 Nov 1790) - yesterday [5 Nov] at St Bride, Mr.John Curtis, stationer, of Newgate-street to Miss Burnell, of Gough-square, Fleet-street.


CommentMar:
IGI - a Joseph Cuxon married an Elizabeth Hall on 19 Mar 1769 at St Botolph Bishopsgate, London
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Evidence of children. Elizabeth = St.Co. pensioner, seemingly the most obvious identification


CommentMar:
IGI - A Thomas Andrew Cuxon married a Mary Shaw
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Evidence of children. Wife possibly = Mary Shaw - marriage record.  Mary = St.Co. Pensioner - seemingly only choice.  Accepted.


CommentMar:
Fac.Off. Marriage licence allegations, 16 Mar 1708 - spinster of St Bride's, London upwards of twenty-two years


CommentMar:
Possible - I.G.I. - an Anthony Downing married Anne Nevill
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In the following years an Anthony and Ann Downing baptised three children at St Botolph Bishopsgate, London - Ann on 30 Nov 1703; Grace on 9 Apr 1704; and William on 12 Apr 1709. OK


CommentMar:
Regs.; I.G.I.; Vic.Gen. - 4 Aug 1705 - Joseph Downing of St Barts Gt, stationer, aged 29, bach = Martha Baron of Christchurch aged 20, spinster, consent of parents - Consent attested to by Charles Baron of Christchurch, clothworker, father


CommentMar:
Implied by the fact that his father-in-law, Wm.Warrington, paid his premium.


CommentMar:
Implied by the fact that his father-in-law paid his premium.


CommentMar:
Implied by the fact that his father-in-law, Richar Torrow,  paid his premium.


CommentMar:
Implied by the fact that his father-in-law, Thomas Colclough,  paid his premium


CommentMar:
Implied by the fact that his father-in-law, Charles Bushnell, paid his premium


CommentMar:
Implied by the fact that his father-in-law, [not named], paid his premium.


ParishMar:
St Vedast Foster Lane & St Michael le Quierlo

CommentMar:
An Allingham Levens m. a Frances Hands on 26 May 1776 at St Vedast Foster Lane & St Michael le Querlo, London > son Allingham b.17 Mar 1777;  bp .20 Apr 1777 same church
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Frances = St.Co. pensioner, in view of the marriage information this seems the likely identification


CommentMar:
Court Mag. (Nov 1765, 1021) = Married Mr.Thomas Curtis, stationer in Fleet-street, to Miss Graham of Abingdon.
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 Note that Curtis had an apprentice called Thomas Graham [LBT/17650] whose father was John Graham, a surgeon of Abingdon.  The London Magazine (1767,595) reports that Henry Baldwin married a Miss Graham on 1 Aug 1767, this was Eleanor Baldwin [LBT/4716].


CommentMar:
I.G.I.
A John Maystetter married an Elizabeth Knott on 14 Jun 1754 at St Clement Danes


CommentMar:
IGI & Will - wife appears to have been referred to as Eliza. The family has be built up through information from IGI and C.F.S.'s will. There grandson mentioned -  Edmund Taylor ? A child of Maria. Ok


CommentMar:
Lond.Daily Advt. (21 Feb 1776) = Last Thursday was married Mr.Henry Gardner, bookseller, in the Strand, to Miss Muckoow of Islington.


CommentMar:
Implied by the fact that his father-in-law. Edward Dulstone,  paid his premium.


CommentMar:
IGI has two entries for a William Gilbert marrying an Ann Stenson, the first is on 12 Jul 1745 at St Martin in the Fields, the second is on 14 Jul 1745 at St Botolph Bishopsgate.
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 Evidence of children; McKenzie, D.F. (1978), p.140 has an Ann Gilbert, Printer, Leadenhall Street, at the same time that William was in Leadenhall Street.  A William and Ann were the parents of Charles Stephens Gilbert baptised in 1754. OK


CommentMar:
IGI - a William Justins married an Elizabeth Hipsley on 4 Feb 1795 St Nicholas Cole Abbey, London - if this is this person then it must be a second marriage as his son Edward was already bound in 1790.
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- cf. LBT/28993 - LBT/6276.


CommentMar:
IGI - this seems probable in view of the fact that Mary Rees was late of Chorley at her death and
CGR late of Pendleton, Lancs.


CommentMar:
Bp. of London - 9 Dec 1713 - Gater Grantham of St Botolph Aldersgate, 24 , bach. = Sarah Alderley of St Bartholomew the Great, 22, spinster.


CommentMar:
The Times (6 Oct 1797) = Married yesterday Mr.George Greenhill, of Stationers' Hall, to Miss Browning, of Vauxhall.


CommentMar:
Implied by the fact that his father-in-law, William Benson, paid his premium.


CommentMar:
I.G.I - Samuel Brooke = Mary Jessop; Daily Advert. 7 Apr 1773  = Miss Jessop of Yeates-court, Carey-street.


CommentMar:
Implied by the fact that his mother-in-law, [not named], paid his premium


CommentMar:
IGI - a Samuel Leech m. Mary Hopkinson on 3 Feb 1758 at St Paul Covent Garden, Westminster
---
Mary = St.Co. pensioner. 
---


CommentMar:
I.G.I. = Robert Hindmarsh married Sarah Paramo


CommentMar:
Trewin, J.C. & King, E.M. (1952) - many children but only lists Henry & Septimus Cox Holmes in the family tree


CommentMar:
Trewin, J.C. & King, E.M. (1952), p.72 - they had two children but both were dead before Anne died in 1811, see below


CommentMar:
IGI - a William Holliday Isherwood m. Jane Jons, 4 Jun 1781, St Clement Danes, Westminster


CommentMar:
Evidence of children.
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I.G.I. - a William Adlard to Charlotte Nieman [sic]


CommentMar:
Lond.Mag. (Dec 1750) =  Stephen Theodore Janssen Esq., alderman and stationer, member of Parliament for the city of London and late sheriff, to Miss Soulegre, daughter of Cole Soulegre, of Antigua.


CommentMar:
Implied by the fact that his father-in-law, [not named], paid his premium


CommentMar:
Implied by the fact that his father-in-law, [not named], paid part of his premium.


CommentMar:
Boyd - Reg. Of Grays Inn Chapel 26 Feb 1719? Lancelot Jenour, bach of St Sepulchre = Sarah Shaw of St Andrew Holborn, spinster.


CommentMar:
Implied by the fact that his father-in-law, William Boult,  paid his premium


CommentMar:
Gents.Mag.; IGI - simply gives date - Gloucester, England
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Mary was the sister of Robert Raikes [LBT/21181], the Gloucester printer and "founder" of the Sunday School Movement


CommentMar:
IGI - William Cooper = Marey Cleere, St Bartholopmew the Less


CommentMar:
IGI - gives same date as marriage allegation


CommentMar:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1660-1668]) - marriage allegation - 10 Aug 1666 - John Wright, of St Sepulchre's, Lond., Stationer, Bachr, abt 22, & Anne Ibitson, of the same, Spr, abt 17, with consent of her father Bartholomew Ibitson, of Lidge, co. York, Butcher; at St Andrew Hubberd, Lond.  - This would appear to be a probable identification, although his age is a liitle young in view of his Freedom date in 1663.


CommentMar:
Penny London Post, 15 Jan 1748, "Dolly Bell, a celebrated beauty, daughter of Mr.Bell an eminent broker in Aldermary Churchyard, Bow Lane, a lady of great merit, with a handsome fortune".


CommentMar:
Implied by the fact that his "father-in-law", James Mongomery, paid his premium.


CommentMar:
I.G.I.
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Family correspondence [Watson] - refers to two wives and eight children; [Kay] thinks only one wife.


CommentMar:
Poss. IGI - Samuel Aris = Catherine Baldwin, 27 Dec 1763, St Martins, Birmingham, Warwick
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Cousins - Samuel's mother = Mary Whitledge [LBT/4728] was the sister of Catherine's mother Hannah Whitledge [LBT/4856]


CommentMar:
Implied by the fact that his father-in-law, James Cooper Wright, paid his premium.
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(Query) I.G.I. -  James Savage m. Elizabeth Wright, 1 Jan 1783 , Wolston, Warwick.
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CommentMar:
I.G.I. = Marriage - Charles Baldwin & Eliza Anne Laurents - at Stoke D'Abernon, Surrey.  Also Gents.Mag. = Stoke Dawborn.


CommentMar:
Lond.Mag. =  to Miss Baldwin, of Farringdon, Berks.


ParishMar:
St John Zachary with St Anne and St Agnes, London

CommentMar:
Prob. IGI - John Bew = Jane Blake
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This family is based on information from IGI


CommentMar:
Implied by the fact that his father-in-law, John Dugdale, paid his premium.


CommentMar:
Poss. I.G.I. - Thomas Vallance = Martha SOUTH.


ParishMar:
St Benet Gracechurch &St Leonard Eastcheap, London


CommentMar:
QUERY - Robert Kirkman - "He married 4 June 1791 Martha Blaksley only daughter of John and Sarah Blaksley of Bishopsgate Street, London and had 6 children." - IGI = St.Michael, Cornhill.
Children - Charlotte Frederica, b. 22 Mar 1793 and bp. 20 Apr 1793 at St.Michael, Cornhill; 
Martha Anne, b.29 Aug 1803 and bp. 7 Jun 1804 and William, bp.21 Nov 1801 both at St.Giles, Camberwell all have parents name Abraham and Martha.  A Martha Blaksley with parents John and Sarah was bp. 17 Jan 1766 at Allhallows, Honey Lane, London.
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Catherine - provided by Wills B, 399 and Beadle's Book, p.628 is possibly a second wife. OK


CommentMar:
IGI - a George Batteson m. a Mary Bishop.  Parish makes this seem very likely - see George's father - Gentleman (prob. Former Beadle) of the parish.
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St.Co. Pensioner.  From the pension books it is clear that George must have pre-deacesed his elder brother William and that his widow Mary held a pension before William's widow, also Mary.  This [i.e. George's] Mary appears to have collected (probably) the elder Mary's pension and reported her death. OK


CommentMar:
The Times 17 Sep 1788 = Married yesterday  Mr.Thomas Bensley, jun., printer, in Bolt-court, Fleet-street, to Miss Clerk, of Uxbridge. O.D.N.B. = 15th at Hillingdon.


CommentMar:
IGI
a Richard Betty m. Hannah Curtis on 6 Jan 1745 at St Georges Chapel Hyde Park, Westminster
a Richard Betty m. Hannah Johnson on 11 Feb 1764 at St Andrew, Holborn, London


CommentMar:
Watt Info. - I.G.I  [ Duncan Harrington, Fenner Pedigree, Kent Archives Office, Canterbury = details of Canterbury Marriage Licence, issued 8 Jan 1734, to Marry at St Lawrence or St Peter, Thanet.]


CommentMar:
Vic.Gen. - 4 Jun 1715 = WB Of St.Gregory, printer, aged 25 years, bach.; Anne Jessup of St.James Clerkenwell, aged 25 years, spr.


CommentMar:
IGI - poss. - a William Hoggard m. a Sarah Thurston
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Sarah = St.Co. pensioner - seemingly the only possibility.


CommentMar:
Lond.Daily Advert. 26 Dec 1774 = a few days ago.


CommentMar:
The Oracle (16 Jun 1790) = Married on Saturday, Mr.B.B.Evans, of the Poultry, to Miss Plumpton, of Wilderness-row.


CommentMar:
Boyd - Marriage Index: 5 poss. Between 1795 and 1840 - Turner, M.L. - Notes
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Evidence of children.


CommentMar:
Possible - I.G.I. - Abraham Pinhorn married Lydia Tidmarsh


CommentMar:
I.G.I. Possible - John Wharlton Bunney married Elizabeth Hopkins
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Evidence of children


CommentMar:
Implied by the fact that his father-in-law, Thomas Fellows,  paid his premium.


CommentMar:
I.G.I.  - Joseph Butterworth = Ann Cook; The Times (18 Oct 1791)


CommentMar:
Probable - I.G.I. - a TJC married an Elizabeth Skeat


CommentMar:
I.G.I.; Lond.Daily Advert. (24 May 1779)  =  to Miss Wittenoon, of Bunhill-row.


CommentMar:
Implied by the fact that his father-in-law, James Styles, paid his premium.
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I.G.I. A John Peers m. Susanna Styles, 5 Nov 1765, St Clement Danes, Westminster.


CommentMar:
Lond.Daily Advert. (13 Jul 1775) = was married on Tuesday Mr Thomas Caslon, bookseller, in Stationers' Court, to Miss Tudor, of Monmouth.


CommentMar:
I.G.I. = George Kearsley = Harriet Coote


CommentMar:
I.G.I.
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The parents apparently outlived all their sons dying in 1824.


CommentMar:
I.G.I. = an Anthony King Newman married a Mary Ann Boulton


CommentMar:
Gents.Mag. (Jun 1801) - Mr.Charles Law, bookseller, of Ave Maria-lane to Miss Eliza Sophia Stedman, of Winchester-place, Pentonville.


CommentMar:
Vic.Gen. 5 Nov 1709 - Dryden Leach of St Sepulchres, bach, aged 26 years = Elizabeth Ayres, spinster, aged 25 years. - prays licence for Glene in Leicestershire
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I.G.I. for children.


CommentMar:
I.G.I. - John Pelly Lepard = Mary Cowper; Lond.Daily Advt. (20 Dec 1788) --- Miss Cowper, of the Borough; The Times (19 Dec 1788)


CommentMar:
Implied by the fact that his father-in-law, Charles Dodd, paid his premium.
---
Evidence of children


CommentMar:
Implied by the fact that his father-in-law, Joseph Whittaker, paid his premium.


CommentMar:
Lond.Mag. (May 1760) -  Mr.Thomas Longman, an eminent bookseller, to Miss Harris of Holborn.


CommentMar:
History of The Times, vol.1, p.15
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A childless marriage.


CommentMar:
Possibly implied by the fact that a brother-in-law, William Robinson, paid his premium.


CommentMar:
Alice Bourne was the widow of Charles Bourne, printer of York and grandson of John White, whose maidservant Alice had been.


CommentMar:
Implied by the fact that his father-in-law, John Patmore,  paid his premium.


CommentMar:
Implied by the fact that his father-in-law, John Edge, paid his premium.


CommentMar:
Boyd - Marriage Index: 1709; Mortlock; Geo; Pethware; Elz; Westminster (St James Palace Chapel); Middlesex; LMX; - 1709; Mortlock; Geo; Pettiward; Elz; Faculty Office ML; MS1
---
Fac. Off. - 25 May 1709 - George Mortlock of St Faiths, c.25, bachelor - Eliz. Pettiward of Putney, 22, spinster [for St James Westminster or St Benet Paul's Wharf]
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Possible children below -


CommentMar:
Regs. Of St.Dionis Backchurch record the marriage of an Edward Say of Christchurch, widower, to a Frances Whisken, spinster, of Garlick Hill on 2 Aug 1736.
---
Evidence of children - Bapt.Registers of St.Botolph Bishopsgate - CHECK CHILDREN


CommentMar:
Charterhouse Chapel (1892) - 21 Dec 1725 - Benjamin Motte, of St.Dunstan's in the West, Batchelor, and Elizabeth Brian, of Harrow on the Hill, Spinster. With Licence (357), Andrew Tooke.
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Boyd - Marriage Index: 1725; Mott; Ben; Brian; Elz; Finsbury (Charterhouse Chapel); Middlesex; LMX - 1725; Mott; Ben; Brian; Elz; London Diocese (Bishop) ML; London or Essex or Hertfordshire or Middlesex; MS1
---


CommentMar:
Boyd - An Edward Say of St.Martin Ludgate, bachelor, married an Elizabeth Moreton of St.Botolph Bishopsgate on 2 Feb 1720.
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-CHECK CHILDREN


CommentMar:
Regs.- 13 Dec 1716 - Fisher Mount of Liberty of Tower = Mary Hobson of St Andrew Holborn by Mr.Browne.


CommentMar:
I.G.I. = Joseph Deveulle married Mary Griffin; Lond.Daily Advert. (7 Apr 1773) - J.D. -- of Coventry-street, bookseller.


CommentMar:
Poss - Christ Church, Newgate, Greyfriars (1895) - 22 Apr 1712 - Christopher Norris of St Vedast, Foster lane, & Elizabeth Dry of St Faith's, London, by lic., by Dr Barton.
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Evidence of children


CommentMar:
Boyd - Marriage Index: 1725; Nutt; Ric; Meer; Eliz; London Diocese (Bishop) ML; London or Essex or Hertfordshire or Middlesex; MS1
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Guildhall MS 10091/65 - 2 Feb 1725 - Marr Alleg of Richard Nutt of the Precinct of the Savoy, bach, 30 yrs - Elizabeth Meere of St Martin Ludgate, spins, 20 yrs, with consent of Cassandra Meere, her mother, who signs with Richard.


CommentMar:
Charterhouse Chapel (1892) - 23 May 1725 - Sunday. Charles Ackers, Ba., and Mary Allen, Sp., both of the Parish of St James, Clerkenwell. John King, Mr.
---
McKenzie & Ross, p.1
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Boyd - Marriage Index: 1725; Akers; Chas; Allen; Mary; London Diocese (Bishop) ML; London or Essex or Hertfordshire or Middlesex.
---


ParishMar:
St Martin Orgar & St Clement Eastcheap, London

CommentMar:
IGI
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Will (PRO) = Sarry Barry form. Routledge


CommentMar:
Implied by the fact that his father-in-law, John Adams, paid his premium.


CommentMar:
Implied by the fact that his father-in-law, George Cooper, paid his premium.


CommentMar:
Gents.Mag. - Mr.MacKinlay, bookseller, in the Strand, to Miss Oates, of Tottenham.


ParishMar:
St Mary, St Marylebone Road, St Marylebone, London


CommentMar:
Implied by the fact that his father-in-law, Thomas Awood, paid his premium.
---
However cf. I.G.I. - a Milton Gravely is recorded as marrying a Elizabeth Hawes on 13 Jun 1773 at St.Katherine Coleman.
---
Evidence of children


CommentMar:
Implied by the fact that his father-in-law, James Fagan, paid his premium.


CommentMar:
Implied by the fact that his father-in-law, James Duppa, paid his premium.
---
However, I.G.I. Has William Jarvis Abdy marriage to Elizabeth Perkins, 23 Jan 1787, St.Mary, St.Marylebone Rd., Marylebone, London.
--


CommentMar:
Implied by the fact that his father-in-law, Richard James, paid his premium.


CommentMar:
Implied by the fact that his father-in-law, Charles Clements, paid his premium.


CommentMar:
Boyd's Marr. Index: 1743; Rivington; Jn; Gosling; Elz; London (St Paul's Cathedral); London; LMX
---


CommentMar:
I.G.I. - a John Green Booth m. an Hannah Onians, 7 Apr 1776, St Matthew, Bethnal Green.
Also - a John Green Booth m. an Hannah Carver, 20 May 1781, St Saviour, Southwark, Surrey.
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Evidence of Children


CommentMar:
Implied by the fact that his father-in-law, Jephthah Wilson, paid his premium.


CommentMar:
- of the following children, John  & Charles are confirmed by the Stationers' Company archives,  the rest - listed from I.G.I. As baptised at St Faith under St Paul - are possible


CommentMar:
Fac.Off.; Plomer, H.R. &c. (1922) - mentioned in the will of his brother-in-law William Rogers [cf. his master] of Clifford's Inn, Gent. Dated 14 Jan 1714 [C.C. 15 Faggs]


ParishMar:
St Vedast Foster Lane and St Michael le Querne

CommentMar:
IGI -  a James Agutter m. Jane Harvey [accepted]
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Jane Augutter <sic> = St.Co. Pensioner, seemingly the only choice.


CommentMar:
Implied by the fact that his father-in-law, William Morgan, paid his premium.


CommentMar:
Poss. IGI - Samuel Aris and Mary Whitledge
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Fac.Off. 5 Feb 1714 Samuel Arris of Precinct of White Friars bachelor, aged 24 - Mary Whitledte of St Martin's Ludgate, spinster, aged 23.  For St Matthew Friday Street.
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Robert Whitledge [LBT/12583] in his will speaks of his daughter Mary, as the wife of Samuel Aris.


CommentMar:
I.G.I.
A Thomas Waple married Diana Pretty on 27 Aug 1719 at Lincolns Inn Chapel,, Holborn


CommentMar:
IGI simply reports the marriage of a William Collins Drake, of Hanover Square, on 11 May 1806.
---
Evidence of children


CommentMar:
IGI A William Yallowly m. Isabella Dods on 23 Dec 1790 in Jarrow, Durham.
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Isobella = St.Co. Pensioner - seemingly the only choice


CommentMar:
Implied by the fact that his father-in-law, Joseph Clifton, paid his premium.


CommentMar:
Boyd - Marriage Index: 1732; Meres; Jn; Robinson; Sara; London (St Botolph without Bishopsgate); London; LMX
---


CommentMar:
Implied by the fact that his father-in-law, David Lesley, paid his premium.


CommentMar:
Boyd - Marriage Index: 1717; Caslon; Wm; Pearman; Sara; London (St Peter Cornhill)
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The division of children between the first two marriages is a little uncertain


CommentMar:
CHECK MARRIAGE & CHILDREN
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[Cf.] Boyd - Marriage Index: 1724; Applebee; Jn; Night; Elz; London (St Paul's Cathedral) ; London; LMX
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John Applebee of St.Ann Blackfriars, widower & Eliz Kinght of St.Dunstans West, spinst. Were married by lic. from Bp. Of Londons Off. In this Chatedral Church.  [Licence 29 Jan 1725]


CommentMar:
[Query] Boyd - Marriage Index: 1800; Blewet; Wm; Smith; Eliz; London (St Vedast Foster Lane); London; LMX


CommentMar:
Boyd - Marriage Index: 15 poss. between 1780-1840. - Turner, M.L. - Notes


CommentMar:
Mar.Lic. [Bp.Lond.] - Thomas Man, of Hammersmith, Middx., Stationer, & Ann Syms, of Savoy parish, co. Middx., widow of Randall Syms, late of St Lawrence Pountney, London; at the church of the Savoy aforesaid.
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McKerrow, R. B. &c. (1907)


CommentMar:
Married - St.Margaret West (Harl..64) - Henry Hills to Elizabeth Versing als. Knoff.  Fac.Off. - 14 Apr 1666 Henry Hills - Eliz Versinge alias Knoffe.  Henry Hills of St.Sepulchre, Stationer, widower = Eliz Versinge alias Knoffe of St.Margaret Westminster, widow.


CommentMar:
Edinburgh; Zachs family tree = 6 Mar 1806


CommentMar:
Trewin, J.C. & King, E.M. (1952), p.101 - 2nd wife, his first wife's younger sister.


CommentMar:
IGI
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Check children - Charloote Mary and Laura Emma


CommentMar:
IGI; Foster
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Check children Charlotte Mary and Laura Emma


CommentMar:
Married before Feb 1752 - City Freedom under the name of Nunnelley


CommentMar:
Implied by the fact that her father-in-law paid her premium.


CommentMar:
Zachs - by the Rev.John Jenkinson - no issue, though there was an illegitimte son Archibald born about Jan. 1770


CommentMar:
Zachs = married 23 Feb 1777 [Family Tree] - 1778 [p.143]
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Hester subsequently married Lt.Henry Paget, of the West Norfolk Militia, on the 28th of September, 1795 --- she ceased to be an execturtrix, and went to live at Bridgenorth with her husband, taking her two daughters - Jane and Mary Anne.


CommentMar:
Plomer 4, p.45 re- marriage, quoting the "Weekly Miscellany", Saturday, 8 Nov 1740 - "On Tuesday last [Nov.4] was married at Eaton [=Eton], by the Rev. Dr. Bland, dean of durham, Mr.John Carter, an eminent bookseller near the Royal Exchange, to Miss Dixon, daughter of Mrs.Dixon, housekeeper to the Rt.Hon.Sir Robert Walpole at Houghton, a young lady of great beauty, merit and fortune".
---


CommentMar:
Hug.Soc., xxxi  [Hungerford Market Church Regs.] -  Anthoine Mure, libraire, - Ester Archambaud of St.Martins Fields Lic. 15 Sept 1707.
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See Anthony's will for children.


CommentMar:
Hug.Soc., xxvi (Savoy Regs.) -  - Isaac Vaillant, libraire dans le Strand Par St.Mary Savoy - Marie Belin, liberties of the Tower  - licence 13 Feb 1706.
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No children at the time Francis Vaillant [LBT/28640] made his will on 19 Sep 1715.


CommentMar:
The History of Times, vol.1, p.469 notes - in 1781 was born Walter, natural son of John Walter and Catherine Wilson.  See Walter Wilson [LBT/28669]


CommentMar:
IGI -married 24 Sep 1672 - at Houghton Regis, Bedfordshire - lot of information on her family.
---


CommentMar:
Fac.Off. 29 Jun 1700: Benjamin Beardwell, of St.Annes Blackfriars, widower; Lucy Kirles, of Christ Church, maiden, aged about 30, at own disp.


CommentMar:
IGI
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Outlived his wife. Survived by six of his children


CommentMar:
I.G.I. - a JDD married a Mary Parry, at St Giles, Cripplegate on 23 May 1802 - there are three children baptised in the same parish subsequently.


CommentMar:
Gents.Mag. = widow of the late Mr.Parker, printer of the General Advertiser --- at Broxbourn, Herts.  She survived him


CommentMar:
Evidence of children. Hollingdale correspondence - "two of his sons Joseph and Francis Charles Wingrave [?EP/0645]" - "His daughter married a John Collingwood who may be the father of John Collingwood who is connected with the bookseller Francis Wingrave".


CommentMar:
Implied by the fact that his father-in-law, Edward Davis, paid his premium.


CommentMar:
Implied by the fact that his mother-in-law, Hannah Hunt, paid his premium.


CommentMar:
Implied by the fact that his father-in-law, Edward Stimson, paid his premium.


CommentMar:
Lond.Daily Advert. (4 Feb 1761) - Yesterday [3 Feb] was married Mr.Law, bookseller in Ave Mary Lane to Miss Owen of Aldermanbury.


CommentMar:
Baylen & Gossman 1 = "About 1779, he married"
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Evidence of Children ; Wife's forenames on evidence of childrens' entries in I.G.I.


CommentMar:
Poss.  IGI = Hanna Whitlige = Richard Boldwin
---
Robert Whitledge [LBT/12583] in his will refers to his daughter Hannah as the wife of Richard Baldwin.


CommentMar:
a William Coring m. Mary Hannington
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Mary - St.Co. Pensioner - likliest match


CommentMar:
I.G.I. - John Clarke = Sarah Anning;  Gents.Mag. = John Clarke, bookseller, of Portugal-street, to Miss Anning, of Kilmington, Devonshire.


CommentMar:
Implied by the fact that his father-in-law, [not named], paid his premium
---
Evidence of children


ParishMar:
Saint Martin In The Fields, Westminster, London.


CommentMar:
I.G.I. an Henry Bryer married an Alice Cooper - Old Church, St.Pancras, London on 24 Aug 1783, whilst Henry [ST/3:9080] was still and apprentice. A Henry Bryer and an Alice baptised a son Henry at St Mary le Bow on f Jan 1784 (b,2 De c1783) - this child would have been just the right age to have been bound in 1798, when Henry Bryer [ST/3:1300] was bound to his father Henry.
---
Evidence of children.
---
The four men listed as sons are all assumed to have been the sons of Henry Bryer snr. Those other than Henry jnr. Must all have been born before he was bound in 1798


CommentMar:
Gents.Mag. = J.W.Adlard, of Duke-street, West Smithfield, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of E.Roberts, Esq., of Grove-house, Brixton, Surrey.


CommentMar:
I.G.I. = Marriage - James Asperne & Ann Phillips


CommentMar:
I.G.I. - a John Bemister married an Elizabeth Sophia Wallen at Christ Church Greyfiars Newgate, London on 24 Nov 1821. There appears to have been a son - John - b.1 Aqpr 1824 & baptised at the same church on 25 Apr 1824.


CommentMar:
I.G.I. - a Jesse James Berresford married a Sarah Page in London on 7 Feb 1808.


CommentMar:
I.G.I.
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Evidence of children.  This family has been put together from I.G.I. On the evidence of the three sons listed below who were in the trade


CommentMar:
H.Kay Jones, p.16 = "Henry had married in 1813 Elizabeth, daughter of Captian Henry Whitehead, of the Dragoon Guards and of Espley-in-Mitford, near Morpeth
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They had three sons and four daughters


CommentMar:
I.G.I. - A Joseph Fuller Carter married an Elizabeth Curling at St Mary, Newington, Surrey on 8 Aug 1815.


CommentMar:
Gents.Mag. - Mr.Davison, of Whitefriars, printer, to Miss C.Kearsley, of Fleet-street.
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Thomas's will names his wife as Catherine. Probably the daughter of George Kearsley


CommentMar:
IGI - A Joseph Jonathan Deighton m. Sarah Tillott on 16 Apr 1816 at Wissett, Suffolk
---
Prob. Children from IGI


CommentMar:
Implied by the fact that his father-in-law, Mr.Laingan, paid his premium.


CommentMar:
Morning Chronicle (5 Sep 1814) - Married on Thursday last at Horncastle, Mr.R.Fenner of Paternoster-row, to Mary, eldest daughter of F.Richardson, Esq., of Horncastle.
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Watt Info.- Marr. Est. 1 Sep 1814.


CommentMar:
I.G.I.
---
Hilda McDonnell - "they had eight children, including three sons who came out to NZ in the 1870s and followed the printing trade here. Two were part of the Christchurch (NZ) firm of Foster & Paul"


CommentMar:
also -
 An Henry Galabin m. Susan Shuter on 14 May 1824 at St.Botolph Bishopsgate, London and there may have been a child Emma Galabin bpt. 19 Dec 1824 at St.Katherine Creechurch, London.  This Emma may have married a Robert John Westwood on 23 May 1847 at St.Katerine Creechurch, London.
---


CommentMar:
I.G.I. - a JSH married a Mary Anne Channell at St Giles, Camberwell, Surrey on 13 Jan 1836.


CommentMar:
Implied by the fact that his father-in-law, John Gray, paid his premium.


CommentMar:
IGI - a John Fielding Isherwood m. Anne Dawes, 29 Dec 824, St. Marys, Handsworth, Stafford


CommentMar:
Implied by the fact that his father-in-law, Rowland Hunter, paid his premium.


CommentMar:
IGI = KAHN for marriage record but HAHN elsewhere. Foster = HAHN.
- CHECK CHILDREN - Charlotte Mary; Laura Emma.


CommentMar:
Implied by the fact that his father-in-law, John Nottingham, paid his premium.


CommentMar:
Implied by the fact that his father-in-law, John Pittman, paid his premium.


CommentMar:
IGI - a John Walker married a Charlotte Parken on 5 Apr at St James, Westminster.
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Wills B:325


CommentMar:
Implied by the fact that his father-in-law, Abraham Hale, paid his premium.


CommentMar:
Implied by the fact that his father-in-law, Thomas Adamson, paid his premium.


CommentMar:
Implied by the fact that his mother-in-law, Mary Woodney, paid his premium.


CommentMar:
Implied by the fact that his father-in-law, Mr.Davey, paid his premium.


CommentMar:
Mary = widow of William Carnan, printer of Reading, and mother of Thomas [LBT/28373].


CommentMar:
Believed to be the widow of Maurice Atkins [LBT/14680] and mother of Maurice Atkins [LBT/14034] with whom she went into partnership on succeeding Thomas Newborough.


CommentMar:
(Query)  Boyd - Marriage Index: 1780; Ardin; John; Metcalf; Ann; London (All Hallows, Lombards Street); London; LMX
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ParishMar:
St George the Martyr, Queen's Square, London

CommentMar:
The Times 1 Mar 1799 = Married on Tuesday last [26 Feb] --- to Miss Garnault, of Red Lion-square.


CommentMar:
Lond.Daily Advt. (15 Aug 1785) = On Thursday [11 Aug]  --- Robert Faulder, Esq., of New Bond-street, to Miss Burton, Kennington.


CommentMar:
Mar.Lic. [Bp.Lond.] - James Askewe, of St Mary Magdalen, Milk Street, London, Stationer, & Elizabeth Powell, Widow, of St Margaret Moses, Friday Street, London, relict of William Powell, late of All Hallows, Lombard Street, Haberdasher; Gen. Lic.


CommentMar:
Mar.Lic. [Bp.Lond.] - Robert Lewes, of St Bride's London, Stationer, & Mary French, Spr, dau. of Peter French, late of sd City, Stationer, decd; Gen.Lic.


CommentMar:
Mar.Lic. [Bp.Lond.] - 18 Apr 1595 - Richard Banckworth, of London, stationer, and Elizabeth Royden, of St Stephen, Coleman Street, said city, spinster, daughter of John Royden, of Holt, co. Denbigh, gent., gen. lic.
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Widow re-marries 22 Dec 1614.- Edward Blount [LBT/8253] CHECK ; O.D.N.B. - before 1618
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IGI; O.D.N.B. - 1595
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Chester, L.M. (1887), vol.1 - marriage allegation - 18 Apr 1585 - Richard Banckworth, of London, Stationer, & Elizabeth Royden, of St Stepehen, Coleman Street, sd City, Spr, dau. of John Royden, of Holt, co. Denbigh, Gent.; Gen. Lic.


CommentMar:
- widow on marriage.
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Prob - Married on 23 Aug 1524. Duff - [London Marriage Licenses, p.4].


CommentMar:
Evidence of children- widow of Thomas Vautrollier [LBT/8628]


CommentMar:
Mar.Lic. [Bp.Lond.] - Thomas Brighte, of St Michael ad Bladum, Stationer, & Anne Taylor, Spinster, of St Bartholomew, Exchange, dau. Of John Taylor, of Fallington, co. Salop, "Agricole" [yeoman]; at St Bartholomew afsd.


CommentMar:
Mar.Lic. [Bp.Lond.] - Sampson Clarke, of St Sepulchre's, London, Stationer, & Ellen Jackson, of St Michael's Cornhill, Spr, dau. of Richard Jackson, of Upton Civern, co. Worcester, Yeoman; Gen. Lic.


CommentMar:
Mar.Lic. [Bp.Lond.] - Henry Cooke, of St Dunstan in the West, London, Stationer, & Elizabeth Glover, of St Augustine's, sd City, Spinster, dau. Of George Glover, late of  same, Founder, decd; at St Augustine's afsd.
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Evidence of children


CommentMar:
Mar.Lic. [Bp.Lond.] - Arnold Hattfeilde, of St Botolph, Aldgate, Stationer, & Wilinfred Howles, of St Mary Somerset; at St Trinity, London.
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McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910)


CommentMar:
Chester, L.M. (1887), vol.1 - marriage allegation - 26 Dec 1586 - John Harrison, Stationer, of St Michael ad Bladum, & Juliana Barnes, Widow, of St Magnus, London, relict of Francis Barnes, late of same, Haberdasher; at St Magnus afsd.
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Duff, E.G. (1905) - mentions children, but it is not clear from which marriage.
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Cf. Chester, L.M. (1887), vol.1, p.202 - marriage allegation - 28 Oct 1592 - Thomas Hunt, of St Martin's, Ludgate, London, Haberdasher, & Elizabeth Harrison, of St Michael ad Bladum, London, Spr, dau. Of John Harrison , Senior, of same, Stationer; at St Michael afsd.
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CommentMar:
Mar.Lic. [Bp.Lond.] - Humphrey Bate, of St Michael ad Bladum, Stationer, & Mary Wotton, Spr, of St Stephen's, Coleman Street; at St Stephen's afsd.


CommentMar:
Mar.Lic. [Bp.Lond.] - William Howe, of St Dunstan in the West, Stationer, & Alice Farrare, Spinster, of same; Gen.Lic.
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Duff, E.G. (1905)


CommentMar:
Poss. - Mar.Lic. [Bp.Lond.] - Roger Ireland & Johanna Maptide, of City of London, Widow; to marry at Stratford Bow.
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Duff - St.Co. "paide to Giles Huke the porter towarde the buriall of his wife, v.s."
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CommentMar:
Mar.Lic. [Bp.Lond.] - Nicholas Oakes, of St Nicholas Cole Abbey, London, Stationer, & Elizabeth Beswick of St Mary Magdalen, Old Fish Street, Spr, dau. Of [blank] Beswick, late of the City of Gloucester, Cook, decd; at St Bennet's, Paul's Wharf
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Evidence of children
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CommentMar:
Mar.Lic. [Bp.Lond.] - Daniel Speede, of St Faith's, London, Stationer, & Matilda Garrett, Spinster, dau. of Cornelius Garrett, of the City of London, Tailor; at All Hallows Staining, London.


CommentMar:
Mar.Lic. [Bp.Lond.] - 19 Sep 1597 - Matthew Lownes, of St Dunstan in the West, London, Stationer, & Anne Halwood of St Mary Woonoth, sd City, Spr, dau. Of [blank] Halwood, late of the City of Chester, Yeoman, decd; Gen. Lic.
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McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910)


CommentMar:
Mar.Lic. [Bp.Lond.] - 19 Dec 1584 - Henry Middleton, of St Dunstan in the West, Stationer, & Jane Sutton, Widow, of St Margaret Moses, relict of Bartholomew Sutton, late of same, Woollen Draper; at St Margaret Moses afsd.


CommentMar:
Mar.Lic. [Bp.Lond.] - Matthew Selman, of St Dunstan in the West, London, Stationer, Widower, & Jane Browne, of St Bennet, Paul's Wharf, London, widow of Robert Browne, Gent.; at St Bennet's aforesaid


CommentMar:
- other note says 22 Dec 1614 QUERY - not in IGI


CommentMar:
cf. Chester, L.M. (1887) vol.1 - marriage allegation - 26 Jul 1547 - William Powell, of St Bride's, & Elizabeth Mydilton, of St Dunstan's West, Widow; at St Dunstan's afsd.
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Duff, E.G. (1905) Abraham's mother in doubt


CommentMar:
Duff - [Marriage Licenses, Faculty Office, p.6].  Elizabeth "of St.Margaret's".


CommentMar:
Mar.Lic. [Bp.Lond.] - Henry Connawaie, of St Botolph, Aldgate, Stationer, & Elizabeth Brytte, Widow, of St Mary Abchurch, London; at St Mary Abchurch.
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McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910) - Will


CommentMar:
Evidence of children; Duff, E.G. (1905); McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910)


CommentMar:
Mar.Lic. [Bp.Lond.] - Nicholas Sheffield, of St Botolph, Aldgate, London, Stationer, & Elizabeth Wootton, of same, Spinster, dau. of [blank] Wootton, decd; at St Olave's, Silver Street, London.


CommentMar:
Mar.Lic. [Bp.Lond.] - John Bodleigh, of St Botolph, Aldgate, London, Printer, Bachr, & Elizabeth Kemp, of St Benet, Paul's Wharf, Spr, dau. Of [blank] Bodley [sic], Widow, late of or near Kingston, co. Surrey; at St Bride's, London.
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IGI gives date of marriage allegation
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CommentMar:
Cf. - Chester, L.M. (1887), vol.1 - marriage allegation - 21 May 1590 - William Greye of the City of London, Stationer, & Mary Williams, Spinster, of St Mary Woolnoth, London, dau. of Roger Williams, of sd City of London, Clothworker; Gen. Lic.


CommentMar:
(Query) Boyd's Marriage Index: 1568; TOY; Rob; Brentlow; Alce; London Diocese (Bishop) ML; London or Essex or Hertfordshire or Middlesex; MS1
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Duff, E.G. (1905)


CommentMar:
Mar.Lic. [Bp.Lond.] - George Shawe, Stationer, of St Andrew's, Holborn, & Edith Warner, spr, of St Dunstan in the West, dau. of Robert Warner, late of Hornchurch, co. Essex, Cook, decd; at St Dunstan afsd.


CommentMar:
Mar.Lic. [Bp.Lond.] - Edward Medlicot, of St Sepulchre's, London, Stationer, & Joyce Hudson, of same, Widow; at St Micholas Olave, London


CommentMar:
Mar.Lic. [Bp.Lond.] - Isaac Jacker [ in margin "JAGGER"], of the City of London, Printer, & Dorothy Weaver, of sd City, Spinster, dau. Of Edward [most probably Edmond] Weaver [LBT/8721], of St Faith's, London, Stationer; at St Faith's aforesaid.
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McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910)


CommentMar:
Mar.Lic. [Bp.Lond.] - John White, of St Bride's, London, Stationer, & Frances Ingleton, of St Anne, Blackfriars, London, Widow; at St Leonard, Shoreditch


CommentMar:
Possible - Foster, J. (1887) - a Thomas Smith, of St Andrew's, Holborn, Stationer, Bachelor, 30, & Dorothy Cocking, of same, Spinster, 23; at St Andrew's Holborn.


CommentMar:
Mar.Lic. [Bp.Lond.] - Thomas Jorden, of the City of London, Stationer, & Alice Oxenbridge, Spinster, dau. of Matthew Oxenbridge, of Croydon, co. Surrey, Innholder; at St Bride's London.


CommentMar:
Mar.Lic. [Bp.Lond.] - Francis Gubbins, of St Mary Mounthaw, London, Stationer, & Margery Marshall, Spinster, dau. of [blank] Marshall, deced; at St Sepulchre's London


CommentMar:
Mar.Lic. [Bp.Lond.] - Simon Ponsonbey, Stationer, & Elizabeth Turner, widow of James Turner, Grocer; at All Hallows, Honey Lane, London


CommentMar:
E.C. = Widow of Lawrence Needham [LBT/10505]
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The two son in laws - William Abel and Edward Westfield were clearly not in favour at the time EC made her will - 12 pence each 'which is as much as they can expect considering how unhandsomely & unkindly they have dealt with me. Their wives got 20s each for rings.


CommentMar:
Mar.Lic. [Bp.Lond.] - Thomas Lillie, of St Mary, Whitechapel, Middlesex, Stationer, Bachelor, & Anne Humphry, of St Dunstan in the West, London, widow of Edward Humfrey, late of same; at St Dunstan's aforesaid.


CommentMar:
Mar.Lic. [Bp.Lond.] - Edward Piggott, of St Olave, Silver Street, London, Stationer, & Jane Strange, of St Alphage, London, Spinster; at St Alphage afsd.


CommentMar:
(Query) Fac.Off. 13 Aug 1691 - Robert Battersby of St.Andrew Holborn, aged abt 23, bach. Susannah Doughty of St.Austin, maiden, aged abt 27 years own disp.
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(Query) Boyd's Marriage Index: 1691; Battersby; Rob; Doughty; Sus; Faculty Office ML; MS1 - 1691; Battersby Rob; Doughty; Sus; London (St Botolph without Aldersgate); London; LMX
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CommentMar:
Treadwell, M. - Notes; Joan Darby's [LBT/3599] will


CommentMar:
Marriage licence - 20 Feb 1661 (Chester, 49).


CommentMar:
IGI - Thomas Bassett = Judith Dring, at St John Hackney.
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It has been assumed that Judith Dring is the daughter of Thomas Dring [LBT/10737], who figures largely in his will, which also mentions Thomas Bassett. OK


CommentMar:
Court Book -27 Sep 1658 - "lately married" Joanna, widow of Francis Leach, who had died in Jun 1658


CommentMar:
Plomer, H.R. (1907) - quoting Smyth's "Obituary", p.77
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IGI records the marriage on the 28 Jul 1669 as to Elizabeth Crafts <sic> no parish given. OK


CommentMar:
Fac. Off. = 13 Jul 1692  SM of St.Michael Cornhill, aged about 30 yrs., bachelor & Ann Lane of Stoke, Surrey aged about 26 years,  at own disposing.


CommentMar:
Second Marriage. The wife was the daughter of Thomas Dawkes [LBT/12251]; she had previously been the wife of Benjamin Allport [LBT/13371]. 
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O.D.N.B.
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Boyd's Marriage Index: 1698; Bowier; Wm; Alport; Dy; London (St Botolph without Bishopsgate); London; LMX
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CommentMar:
Treadwell, M. - Notes - Regs. Of Edmonton: Simon Dover, p. Great St Bartholomew, Ldn., & Joane Gibbs - 14 July 1659" - under John Darby [LBT/13041] -Darby married Dover's widow in 1665
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Boyd's Marriage Index: 1659; Dover; Sim; Gibbs; Joan; Edmondton; Middlesex; LM X


CommentMar:
Boyd - Marriage Index: 1692; Mott; Ben; Clark; An; Faculty Office ML; MS1
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Fac.Off. 4 Apr 1692 = Benjamin Mott of St Botolph Aldersgate, bach, 30 yrs / Anne Clerke, spinster, 21 yrs, d. of Mary Clerk, of same, widow, who consents.


CommentMar:
Regs. - Andrew Clarke = Mary Cotes on 13 May 1661.


CommentMar:
Evidence of children - Treadwell Notes for details.


CommentMar:
(Query) Fac. Off. Mar. Lic. All.: 26 Apr 1711;  Bassett; Rich'd; Appprice; Elizabeth
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(Query)  Fac.Off. Mar. Lic. All.: 5 Feb 1707; - Barrett; Phillipp' Bassett; Elianor


CommentMar:
(Query) Boyd's Marriage Index: 1703; Gibbs; Tho; Bains; Elz;
 - 1716; Gibbs; Tho; Clark; Elz;
 - 1718; Gibbs; Tho; Gardner; Elz; - all three - London Diocese (Bishop) ML; London or Essex or Hertfordshire or Middlesex.
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CHECK   -   Evidence of children; Cf. McK 3, p.139; 

This would seem to be the only identification for the pensioner Elizabeth Gibbs who is described in the Poor Book as "Widow of Thomas Gibbs late of the King's Printing House".  The marriage recorded opposite (IGI) presumably refers to another Thomas Gibbs.

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(Query) IGI = Marriage TG = Rebecca Harrison, 7 Oct 1722, St Bartholomew the Great


CommentMar:
Vic.Gen. 26 Feb 1704 Hugh Meere of St Ann Blackfriars, cit & stat, aged 23, bach. = Cassandra Grover of St Ann Aldersgate, 22, spinster, consent of father.


CommentMar:
But - Plomer = 1 Dec 1660
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Maslen - possibly four other children.


CommentMar:
Fac.Off.15 Jun 1691 = J.B. of St.Faith's, aged abt 26, bach [alledged by John Miller of Doctors Commons] = Sarah Briscoe of Mortlack, Surrey, abt 21 years, spr. Own disposing - her parent being dead


CommentMar:
IGI = Robert Whitelidge = Prudence Meadowcourte; Treadwell Notes
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The IGI entries from the 1690s clearly show that Prudence was the mother of at least those children.  It is assumed that they all were in view of Robert's age at the time of his second marriage.


CommentMar:
I.G.I. - A Sam Smith married a Penelope Symcotts on 18 Oct 1705 at Henlow, Bedford


ParishMar:
St Mildred, Poultry with St Mary Colechurch, London

CommentMar:
I.G.I.
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A Charles Peregrine married May Emery on 30 Nov 1696 at St Benet Fink


CommentMar:
Vicar Gen. - 16 Jun 1674 - Robert Battersby of St.Martins Ludgate, bach abt 30 & Fortune Price of St.Martin Ludgate, spr abt 24 - alleged by Wm.Osgodby of Doctors Commons, gent.


CommentMar:
Bp London Marr Alleg. - 6 May 1709 - Wm Mears of St Dunstans West, cit & stat, bach, aged 22, to marry Mary Browne, of St Clement Danes, spinster, 17, with consent of father - St.James Westminster.
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Boyd's Marriage Index: 1709; Mears; Wm;  Brown; Mary; Westminster (St James Palace Chapel); Middlesex; LMX - 1709; Meers; Wm; Brown; Mary; London Diocese (Bishop) ML; London or Essex or Hertfordshire or Middlesex; MS1
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CommentMar:
Presumably a second marriage for Thomas.


CommentMar:
Boyd's Marriage Index: 1687; Beardwell; Ben; Pace; Elz; London (all Hallows London Wall); London MS1 - 1687; Beardwell; Ben; Packer; Elz; London Diocese (bishop) ML; London or Essex or Hertfordshire or Middlesex; MS1
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London Marr. - 8 Dec 1687: Benjamin Beardwell, of St.James Clerkenwell, bch, aged about 23; Elizabeth Packer of Hodson, Herts., spin. Aged about 25 with consent of father (All Saints in the Wall).


CommentMar:
Fac.Off. - 3 Jan 1678 - Henry Mortlock of St Faiths, bachelor, 40 - Elizabeth Stillingfleet of St Martin Ludgate, spinster, 25, consent of father George Stillingfleet of Cranborne, Dorset.


CommentMar:
- she subsequently became the wife of William Bowyer the elder [LBT/12549].


CommentMar:
Evidence of children.
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Boyd's Marriage Index: 1663; Battersby; Wm; Lade; Cath; London Diocese (Bishop) ML; London or Essex or Hertfordshire or Middlesex; MS1
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 Fac. Off. 27 Nov 1663.


CommentMar:
Evidence of children.
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Fac.Off. - 14 Dec 1683 - Francis Leach of St Sepulchre, bach.22 = Jemima Dryden of St Bartholomew the Less , spr. Circa 17 parents dead.  For St Gregory or St Bennet Paul.


CommentMar:
IGI - Alan Banks = Katherine Clerk, Edmonton, London


CommentMar:
Evidence of children - assumed to be the daughter of George Calvert [LBT/10224] whose will refers to his daughte Sarah Simpson now wife of Ralph Simpson, Bookeller.


CommentMar:
Evidence of children - Cf. Thomas Dormer [LBT/17875] who has been listed as the grand-son of this John, but may perhaps have been his son and the brother of John [LBT/12311] rather than his son


CommentMar:
St.Co. pension = probable identification;  also apprentice of Robert - Charles Beesley [LBT/18452] was ' freed by Ann Gifford'


CommentMar:
Evidence of children. Mary = Pensioner, but cf. William Coltman [LBT/13592]


CommentMar:
IGI - Records the following baptisms to father - Thomas & mother Elizabeth at St.Botolph without Aldersgate


CommentMar:
Evidence of children.  Widow succeeded to his pension.


CommentMar:
Elizabeth = St.Co. pensioner, seemingly the only choice


CommentMar:
Treadwell, M (1980) - described as a widower on the occasion of his marriage to Elizabeth Shallcross.


CommentMar:
Sarah succeeded to her husband's pension.
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I.G.I. - both unlikely.
An Edward Davenport married Sarah Brooke on 24 Jul 1663 at Allhallows London Wall
An Edward Davenport married Sarah Millet on 13 Jan 1716 at St Botoloph Aldergate


CommentMar:
Evidence of children; Abigail = St.Co. pensioner


CommentMar:
Elizabeth = pensioner; also freed William's apprentice William Etheridge [LBT/18643]


CommentMar:
Uncertainty about which marriage the child belongs to.


CommentMar:
Treadwell, M. - Notes; Will of Joan Darby [LBT/3599]
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Treadwell, M. 1980 - suggests the possibility of two marriages for James Dover  -
   1 - before 1690 - Elizabeth
   2 - 1 Aug 1695, St James Duke's Place - Mary Sherwyn, widow


CommentMar:
Third marriage - took over share in the English Stock.


CommentMar:
An Elizabeth Perris was reported dead at the Pension Court on 23 Dec 1719


CommentMar:
Evidence of children. A Mary Veazey [LBT/5631] succeeded to a pension on 23 Dec 1718.


CommentMar:
Evidence of children.  Elianor = succeeded her husband to a pension.


CommentMar:
Mar.Lic. [Vic.Gen.] - Brabazon Aylmer, of St Michael, Cornhill, London, citizen and stationer, bachelor, about 30, and Mrs.Temperance Hawkins, of St Faith, London, spinster, about 22, at her own disposal, her parents dead - at Chelsea, Fulham, or St Margaret, Westminister, Middlesex.


CommentMar:
Evidence of children - of which marriage ?


CommentMar:
There may be two wives of John Grantham named Sarah - see Further Notes under John.   The children listed below are possibilites taken from Treadwell Notes and from I.G.I. - all have parents named John & Sarah


CommentMar:
A Mary Chandler [LBT/5611] succeeded to a pension on 21 Jun 1717.


CommentMar:
Boyd's Marriage Index:  1662; James; Tho; Banks; Elnr; London Diocese (Bishop) ML; London or Essex or Hertfordshire or Middlesex; MS1
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Guidhall Library - Reg of the Bishop of London, book 27 - MS 10,091/26 - Marriage license 27 Oct 1662.


CommentMar:
Vic. Gen. Marr. Lic. All.: 12 Oct 1700; Lintot; Langley.
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Katherine Langley, was a widow.


CommentMar:
Evidence of children
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Treadwell Notes quoting Mandelbrote - Married at Westminster Abbey


CommentMar:
(Query) Bp. Of London for St James Duke Place 26 Dec 1702 = Wm Heathcott of St Clement Danes - Rosella Salisbury sp. Aged 19 &  upwards, she not an heiress: John Ledbetter swear mother has given consent.
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(Query) Boyd's Marr. Index: 1702; Heathcot; Wm; Salisbury; Rosella; Dondon Diocese (Bishop) ML; London or Essex or Herfordshire or Middlesex; MS1 - 1792; Heathcot; Wm; Walisbury; Rosella; London (St James Duke's Place); London; LMX
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(Query) Vic. Gen. Marr. Lic. All.: 24 Mar 1702; Heathcot; Parker.
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(Query) Boyd's Marr. Index: 1701; Heathcot; Wm; Parker; Elz; Vicar General ML; MS1 - 1702; Heathcot; Wm; Perker; Elz; London (St Benet Paul;s Wharf); London; L MX
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See Further Notes under William. Cf. Regs. Of St Bennet Pauls - 18 Apr 1723 = Wm Heatcote of St Andr Holborn b [sic.] = Sarah Searle of same, s.


CommentMar:
(Query) Regs.  - George James of St Botolph Aldersgate, widower = Eliz Boddington of St Barts the less, widow, Marr with license from Archbp of Canterbury's off in Cathedral.
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(Query) Vic. Gen. Marr. Lic. All.; 30 Dec 1724; James; Boddington
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CommentMar:
= Anne Butcher
Vic.General - 22 Aug 1702 Robert Tooke of St.Ann Blackfriars, stationer, bach 24 & Anne Burcher of Newport Pagnall, Bucks, 24, widow


CommentMar:
Dorothy re-married Richard Hutchinson. OK


CommentMar:
Fac.Off. - 24 Dec 1692 - John Nutt of St Mary Savoy, Mx, bachelor c.24, to Elizabeth Carr, maiden c.26, own disp.


CommentMar:
'Philaret and Iris' - 'the greatest happiness I have as yet met with in this life'.


CommentMar:
IGI - A Robert Halsey m. Abigail Godfrey on 10 Jul 1628 at Edmonton, London
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Evidence of children
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Abigail = St.Co. pensioner


CommentMar:
Boyd's Marr. Index: 1687; Back; Jn; Mootham; An; Southwark (St Thomas); Surrey; MS1 - 1687; Back; Jn; Mootham; An; Vicar Gneral ML; MS1
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Vic.Gen. - 25 Jun 1687 - John Back of St.Magnus Martyr, bookseller, bach, abt 27; Anne Mootham of St.Nicholas, Colchester , Spr., abt. 28 own disposal. - St.Thomas Southwark.
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CommentMar:
Manterfield describes Elizabeth Simpson as a widow, but cf. marriage allegation.


CommentMar:
IGI - Leonard Sowersby = Elizabeth Brockenbury, 1 May 1666, St Mary Abbots, Kensington, London.


CommentMar:
IGI - merely has the marriage reported in London for 14 Sep 1676
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Second marriage for Daniel.


CommentMar:
IGI refers to licence.
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Evidence of children.


CommentMar:
IGI - various entries give this date for St Andrew, Holborn, but prob. derived from Vicar Gen.
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CommentMar:
Probable identification based on Pension data.


ParishMar:
ST Martin in the Fields, Westminster, London


CommentMar:
I.G.I.
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Boyd's Marr. Index: 1671; Billingsly; Ben; Johnson; Deb; London (St Stephen Coleman Street); London; MS1
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Vicar Gen.Marr.Alleg. - 5 Jan 1672 - Benjamin Billingsley of St.Christopher near the Exchange, London, stationer, bach, abt 30 [Marr.] Deborah Johnson of Stepney, Mx, spinster, abt 22 with consent of her mother Elianore Robinson alias Johnson, widow - at St.Stephens Coleman St., Allhallows Wall, or Gt.St.Helens.


CommentMar:
Treadwell Notes - Tho Raylton of Nags Head Court, Gracechurch St.,  Hosier, son of Wm. Raylton (late of  Bowes, Yorksh.) m. Tace Sowle of London


CommentMar:
It is tempting to associate this allegation with the unamed son of William Terey [ST1/1131] who was given his Freedom on 4 May 1674, though the age does not fit very well with this statement.


CommentMar:
I.G.I.- all the children below were baptised in  St Giles Cripplegate on the dates given


CommentMar:
IGI - Thomas Warren = Fraunces Moore, 7 Aug 1666, St Gregory by St Paul, London.


CommentMar:
Lond.Daily Advert. (28 Apr 1787) = Yesterday was married, Mr.Debrett, bookseller, of Piccadilly, to Miss Binefold, of the same place.


CommentMar:
I.G.I.
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Lond.Mag. (Aug 1739) - Married, Mr.Richard Partington, a wholesale stationer, to Miss Elizabeth Spurrier, ---, a fortune of 10,000l.


CommentMar:
IGI - Caesar Danby Piguenit = Elizabeth Hobson
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Will = ' every beloved wife Elizabeth -'


ParishMar:
St Anne and St Agnes, Aldersgate, London


CommentMar:
If she was a widow then Belk may have been her previous married name


CommentMar:
I.G.I.
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Gents.Mag. = Married July 5, 1784, Mr.Jackson, an ingenious letter-founder, in Salisbury-court, to Mrs.Pasham, relict of the late Mr.Pasham, in Blackfriars
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O.D.N.B. ".


CommentMar:
Lond.Daily Advt. (15 Jun 1761) - Last Saturday [13 Jun ] Mr.Osborne, an eminent bookseller in Gray's Inn, was married at Hampstead to Mrs.Brigstock.


CommentMar:
(Query) Fac. Off. Mar. Lic. All.; 23 Mar 1708; James; George; Johnson; Elizabeth
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CommentMar:
A Patrick Kirkman m. Mary Randall , 22 Aug. 1784, Old Church, St.Pancras [I.G.I.]
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Evidence of children


CommentMar:
Treadwell, M. (1980) - Bp. Of Lond 27 Feb 1709 - JD of ST Barts Gt, widower; ES of St Pauls Covent Gdn, 20, spinster, consent of mother, father dead - Elizabeth Beel, wife of Andrew Bell, stat. Of St Chriistopher, Threadneedle Street swears that Elizabeth's mother consents.
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IGI = Feb 1703 [o.s.]


CommentMar:
Date = Treadwell Notes - Vic.Gen.
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Ruth was the widow of John Raworth [LBT/9181]


CommentMar:
I.G.I.
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Evidence of children. Frank A.Teuton - also - grandson = Frank Homan Percy Teuten 1883-1959, grandfather of Frank A.Teuton.


CommentMar:
I.G.I. - A Thomas Machell  married a Ruth Locker on 18 May 1684 at Allhallows London Wall.


CommentMar:
Marriage reported to the Pension Court 27 Sep 1748


CommentMar:
Register - published in Leaden Hall Markett.


CommentMar:
IGI - probable
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Arber II,215 = Mrs.Stockley - widow of Ralph Jackson
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CommentMar:
Information from Rosa Edwards - Married [Not known] Chapman


CommentMar:
Information from Rosa Edwards - married [Not known] Howard


CommentMar:
IGI - a Peter Elmsley married an Isabella Fruce on 11 Oct 1778 at St Anne Soho, Westminster, London


CommentMar:
IGI - Frederick Thorowgood = Mary Robson.   Assumed on the basis of the name Mary, and the occurrence of two daughters' christenings at St Giles Cripplegate, which agree with the names of the daughters as given in Frederick's will.


CommentMar:
Evidence of children
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IGI - names Joseph Skipper Treachers's parents as Joseph and Mary, so this would seem to fit and explain his second name.


CommentMar:
IGI - A Robert Martin married a Sarah Jacobs on 8 Dec 1816 at St Anne, Soho
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R.M.'s will [14 Mar 1826] - 'I desire to be buried in the same Grave as my wife Sarah at Acton', though he subsequently changed this in a codicil, having altered his mind. Two sons are also mentioned - William and James - but it is not clear to which marriage they relate.


CommentMar:
IGI = Henry Colburn m. Eliza Ann Crosbie; Curwen, H. (1873), p.293; Sutherland, J. (1986)


CommentMar:
Will; J.V.Green - 'I think Simon had previously married Eunice Powell 23 Oct 1751, St Anne Soho (IGI) and I found in burial register of St Paul, Covent Garden burial of Thomas, 24 Mar 1754 Thomas, son of Simon Vandenberg from St George the Martyr (Harleian Records).'


CommentMar:
I.G.I - A Benjamin Rowley married a Sarah White at St.Bride's Fleet Street on 26 Feb 1811 - cf. executor and witness to Benjamin's will.


CommentMar:
I.G.I. - a George James Abram married Elizabeth Jefferson, on 10 Sep 1825 at St Dunstan in the West, London.


CommentMar:
I.G.I. - A James Taverner Reed married an Ann Bircham at St James, Westminster on 18 May 1816. It would appear that they had a son, also called James Taverner Reed, baptised at St Andrew, Holborn on 28 Jul 1830.


CommentMar:
I.G.I. - a Samuel James Winkley married Anne Green at Christ Church Greyfiars, Newgate, London on 23 Jun 1817 - he appears to have been born in 1797 in Southwark.


CommentMar:
I.G.I. - a Joseph Brooke Hunt was married to Mary Woolley at St James, Westminster on 1 Apr 1820.


CommentMar:
I.G.I.
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It must not be assumed Steitz to be the maiden name of E.M.A. because she may already have been a widow.  I.G.I. records the baptism of a William - son of Simon and Elizabeth Mary Ann Steitz on 5 May 1830 at St Dunstan, Stepney; and the previous marriage of Simon Steitz to a Elizabeth Mary Ann Moore on 26 May 1827 also at St Dunstan, Stepney.


CommentMar:
I.G.I. - a George Povall married a Marianne Woakes at St Clement Danes, Westminster on 21 Jan 1832.


CommentMar:
Evidence of children
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I.G.I. - a JRH married a Martha Cox, St Dunstan, Stepney, London; also a JRH married a Peggy Mitchell, at the same church  on 2 Jul 1801.


ParishMar:
St Mary Magdalen & St Gregory, Old Fish St, London

CommentMar:
EJG's will says  - he leaves his wife all the furniture and effects 'which I allowed her the use of when she left my house'.


CommentMar:
Evidence of children
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I.G.I. - a William Boag married a Mary Tindal at St Marylebone on 12 Dec 1792
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Cf. Humphries, C. & Smith, W.C. (1970), p.48 for a Norris Boag. I.G.I. records the baptism of a Norris Boag at Wells Street Scotch Church, St. Marylebone on 9 Oct 1796; f. = William; m.= Mary. Cf. note on baptism at the same church under William Boag [LBT/23857]


CommentMar:
IGI - probable.  Not mentioned in O.D.N.B., although the children are.


CommentMar:
Hannah was a widow at the time of her marriage to Gamage.
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Hannah's previous married name may have been FARLOW - see Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1660-1668]), p.35 for her daughter's [LBT/6497] marriage ot Richard Dickinson [LBT/14446]
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CommentMar:
Possibly née White, see previous marriage information, which includes a St Margaret Pattens connection.


CommentMar:
IGI - An Ellinor White married a Robert Torksey, on 7 May 1657 at St Margaret Pattens, London.
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See IGI for possible marriage - a child, Elizabeth, had already been recorded as born and baptized on 17 Mar 1657 to Robert Torksey and Ellinor at St Margaret Pattens.
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Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1660-1668]) - implied
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CommentMar:
IGI has an earlier marriage between an Edward Powell and a Jane Smyth, on 25 Apr 1658, at St Peter Paul's Wharf, London.
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CommentMar:
IGI - Will Adderton = Eliza. Godsave, at St James Dukes Place, London


CommentMar:
IGI - Robert Hudlestone = Elizabeth Wright, St Andrew, Enfield, London.


CommentMar:
Court Book - to Mrs.Sarah Barrett the widow of Mr.Philip Barrett --- was married


CommentMar:
Christ Church, Newgate, Greyfriars (1895) - 9 Apr 1678 - Richard Littleton & Elizabeth Hatley, by licence.


CommentMar:
WR speaks of a "Brother Selcombe" in his will - some if not all the children must belong to this marriage


CommentMar:
Mar.Lic. [Bp.Lond.] - Nicholas de Broyne, of St Anne, Blackfrairs, London, Stationer, & Margaret Shoote, of same, Spr, dau. Of [blank] Shoote, late of co. Bedford, "Agricole" [yeoman], decd; at St Sepulchre's Newgate


CommentMar:
Mar.Lic. [Bp.Lond.] - John Sewell, of Stanmer Magna, co. Midx., Bookbinder, & Elizabeth Godfrye, Spinster, of same, dau. of [blank] Godfrey, Wheelwright; Gen.Lic.


CommentMar:
Mar.Lic. [Bp.Lond.] - John West, of St Sepulchre's, London, Stationer, Widower, & Mary Lumberd, of same, Spinster, dau. of Francis Lumberd, of Wells, co. Somerset, Skinner; at St Botolph Billingsgate, London.


CommentMar:
Mar.Lic. [Bp.Lond.] - John Bedle, of St Botolph, Aldersgate, London, Stationer, & Bridget Shaxton, of St Mary Magdalen, Milk Street, sd City, Spinster, dau. of Christopher Shaxton, decd; at St Trinity in the Minories, London.


CommentMar:
Mar.Lic. [Bp.Lond.] - Thomas Symonds, of St James, Garlick Hithe, Londopn, Stationer, & Joane Cosyn, Spinster, of same, dau. of John Cosyn, decd; at St James, Garlick Hithe, aforesaid.


CommentMar:
Mar.Lic. [Bp.Lond.] - Solomon Steevens, of the City of London, Stationer, & Mary Freak, of St Mary Woolnoth, London, Spinster, dau. of [blank] Freak, decd; at St Stephen's, Coleman Street, :London


CommentMar:
Mar.Lic. [Bp.Lond.] - Thomas Kinge, of St Botolph, Aldersgate, London, Stationer, & Alice Evans, of same, widow of Reginald Evans, late of same, Joyner; at same


CommentMar:
Mar.Lic. [Bp.Lond.] - Leonard Smith, of St Sepulchre's London, Stationer, & Elizabeth Hammond, of same, Spinster; at St Andrew's,. Holborn


CommentMar:
Mar.Lic. [Bp.Lond.] - Francis Typping, of St Michael's, Cornhill, Stationer, Bachelor, 34, & Susan Brand, of Great Hormead, Herts, Spinster, 18, dau. of Thomas Brand, of same, Gent., who consents; at St Ethelbert, or St Botolph's, Bishopsgate.


CommentMar:
IGI; Treadwell, M. - Notes = London Marr. Alleg. - Robert Whitledge of St Martin Ludgate, widower, aged 58 = Mary Cattell of St Faths, spinster, aged 30, sworn by Mary Cattel fro st Mathew Friday or St Antholin
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Robert's will - "My wife Mary".


CommentMar:
Francis Leach & Ann Travers.
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Vic.Gen. - 12 Jul 1705 - Francis Leach of St Sepulchre, aged abt 40 widower = Ann Travers of St Sepulchre, aged abt 34 spinster - for St Botolph without Aldersgate
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Treadwell, M. (1980), p.27


CommentMar:
Evidence of of Mrs. Mardine to Pension Court 22 Mar 1798
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Mary Coring née Hannington was reported to the Pension Court, by a Mrs.Mardine on 22 Mar 1798, as having married William Kinggate in Jul 1796 at St Andrew, Holborn - not found in IGI - though Mary admitted being married before next Pension Court.


CommentMar:
Evidence of children
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IGI
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Wilson, W. (1868), p.37 - "he was twice married.  He maried very young, and had a very large family, as many as fifteen children. Some of his daughters lived to nearly the age of sixty, and yet died some years before Mr.Wilson himself. Besides those children of his own who survive him, he has left some five-and-twenty grand-children."


CommentMar:
Wilson, W. (1868), p.37 - "he was twice married.  He maried very young, and had a very large family, as many as fifteen children. Some of his daughters lived to nearly the age of sixty, and yet died some years before Mr.Wilson himself. Besides those children of his own who survive him, he has left some five-and-twenty grand-children."


CommentMar:
Mar.Lic. [Bp.Lond.] - Arnold Harfield, Stationer, & Anne Joanes, dau. of John Johanes, of Bishops Cleve, co. Gloucester, Husbandman; Gen. Lic.


CommentMar:
Mar.Lic. [Bp.Lond.] - Nicholas Okes, of the City of London, Stationer, & Mary Pursett, widow of Christopher Pursett [LBT/7862], Stationer; at St Faith's Lond.


CommentMar:
Mar.Lic. [Bp.Lond.] - William Powell, of St Dunstan in the West, Stationer, & Jone alias Jane Starkie alias Evans, Widow, of City of London; Gen. Lic.


CommentMar:
Evidence of children. The pensioner Ann Kellington is assumed to be the Anne Lee who married Job Kellington. OK


CommentMar:
Darby married the widow of Simon Dover [LBT/11985] - her maiden name was Joan Gibbs


CommentMar:
IGI
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Foster - Jane Adams, previously married to James Hill Esq. of Streatham, Surrey. Check children.


CommentMar:
Implied by the fact that his "father-in-law", James Montgomery, paid his premium.


CommentMar:
She was left in England when Keimer went to America


ParishMar:
St Martin Orgar and St Clement Eastcheap, London


CommentMar:
Court Book - Mrs.Sarah Barrett the widow of Mr.Philip Barrett --- was married


CommentMar:
IGI - a George James Abram married Elizabeth Jefferson, on 10 Sep 1825 at St Dunstan in the West, London


CommentMar:
IGI - William Adderton = Eliza.Godsave, 13 Jan 1687 <sic>.


ParishMar:
St Mary Woolnoth and Woolchurch Haw, London


CommentMar:
IGI
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Correspondence with Glenys Rasmussen - Mary Ann died before 1846 and Henry Married her sister Jane [LBT/30266].


CommentMar:
Correspondence with Glenys Rasmussen - the family migrated to Australia in 1855.


CommentMar:
Correspondence with Andrew Milne,  who named the four children and thought that there must have been others.


CommentMar:
IGI
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Probable - the listed children were all baptized at the same church with parents named as William & Mary Barling - after 1811 the business is recorded as Mary Barling, then from 1827 as George Barling.


CommentMar:
Plomer, H.R. (1932) - London Chronicle (19-21 Oct) - married a Miss Doree of Ongar in Essex


CommentMar:
Possible
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Todd, W. (1972) records a Mary Ann at the same address as James.  IGI provides a possible marriage record


CommentMar:
IGI
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Chester, L.M. (1887), vol.1, p.42 - 3 May 1569 Richard Watkyns, Stationer, & Katherine Jugge, Spinster; General Licence.
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Duff, E.G. (1905) -1569


CommentMar:
Evidence of children
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Prob. - IGI - William Armiger Scripps married Mary Dixie, 20 Aug 1797, Old Church, St Pancras, London


CommentMar:
IGI - Poss.
- Ann Joanes, 26 Jan 1646, St Dunstan in the West
- Anne Evance, 19 Aug 1649, St Clement Danes
- Anne Smith, 25 Feb 1657, St Benet Pauls Wharf
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Evidence of children
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 - see will of WH, Anne is the residuary legatee and sole executrix.


CommentMar:
Fac.Off. John Wilde of St Bartholomew the Great - Martha Allington, maiden aged abt 20 au of William Allington of St Bartholomew the Less
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Evidence of children.
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Treadwell Notes - In addition to those listed John, Charles & another [apparently triplets] died before being baptized in Oct 1708.
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CommentMar:
IGI
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Mary Wollstonecraft died following the birth of Mary in Sep 1797


CommentMar:
IGI
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Mary Jane brought two previous children to the marriage - Charles and Clara (Claire) Mary Jane Clairmont.


CommentMar:
Evidence of children. Name from Thomas's will.


CommentMar:
Married the widow of his master Virtue [LBT/28742], circa-1748. There were two daughters from her first marriage.


CommentMar:
Evidence of children: The forename of the wife is based on the acceptance of the baptismal record for John Chappell [LBT/17720] - the children listed below - all baptised at St Bartholomew, Exchange - are assumed to be the children of this partnership


CommentMar:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1660-1668]) - a Cornelius Bee, of St. Botolph, consented to the Marriage of his daughter Elizabeth [LBT/6492] to James Flesher [LBT/12551] - 26 Apr 1661.
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IGI - possible children below


CommentMar:
I.G.I. - an Alexander Hart Eadie was married to a Mary Ann Tickell on 26 Jan 1834 at Christ Church Greyfriars Newgate, London.
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CommentMar:
John was probably a Stationer as Ann = St.Co. pensioner. But cf. LBT/5919 another Ann Bunker


CommentMar:
Correspondence with Vanessa Craik - Married - St.Michael Wood St., City of London - 1775, but does not say to whom. The name Ann comes from J.H.'s will, as are the children's names - the daughters married names apparently come from Ann's Will (1829) a copy of which is held by Vanessa Craik.


CommentMar:
It has been assumed that the 'Sarah' Gurr who appears in the Pension Court between 1800-1803 is Susannah Gurr, the widow of John.
Sarah's participation in the Johnson charity indicates she was the widow of a Liveryman


CommentMar:
Evidence of children
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Wife may have been called Ann - see IGI where a George Kitcat [possibly LBT/25869] was born to a George and Ann Kitcat on 26 Jun 1800, and baptised at St Anne & St Agnes, London on 13 Jul 1800.


CommentMar:
Ann = St.Co. pensioner, seemingly the only possible identification


CommentMar:
IGI - Lists the following probable children.
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CommentMar:
Sarah = St.Co. pensioner, seemingly the only possible identification.


CommentMar:
Evidence of apprentice/son? [McK 3, p.5].


CommentMar:
A Mary Veazey [LBT/5631] succeeded to a pension on 23 Dec 1718


CommentMar:
Elizabeth = St.Co. pensioner, seemingly the only possible indentification


CommentMar:
Evidence of children.  Charity = St.Co. pensioner


CommentMar:
Elizabeth = St.Co. Pensioner, most likely spouse of two - Richard Sears [LBT/21842] never freed.


CommentMar:
Widow of the late Porter = St.Co. pensioner


CommentMar:
Evidence of children. Elizabeth = St.Co. pensioner


CommentMar:
Married 1 Apr 1769 [Plomer 4, p.42  quoting "Middlesex Journal", no.1, Tues, Apr.4, 1769]


CommentMar:
Evidence of children.  IGI provides under its Ancestral Files a pedigree for what appears to be this branch of the Reynell family. The names and the relationships appear to work but the dates all appear to be too early for the individuals concerned.  However, the names have been provisionally accepted in this account.  Seemingly more correct dates can be found for some events in the main Section of IGI.


CommentMar:
Diana subsequently re-married the Rev.Thomas Read


CommentMar:
Evidence of children - details ascertained from the Will of John Bird [LBT/21951]


CommentMar:
Mary - St.Co. pensioner, seemingly the only choice


CommentMar:
Evidence of children - possible the Elizabeth Addy who was paid 10s. from the Poor's Box on 27 Sep 1757


CommentMar:
Mary - St.Co. pensioner, seemingly the only possible identification


CommentMar:
Cf. St.Co. Pensioner - Margaret Love [LBT/6179]


CommentMar:
Jane = St.Co. Pensioner - seemingly the only choice


CommentMar:
I.G.I. - a John New married a Lucy Kibble, on 24 Nov 1789, at Old Church, St Pancras.  A John and Lucy New had a number of children baptised at St Botolph without Aldgate, including a John Edward, from about 1790 onwards.


CommentMar:
Evidence of children. Quite likely to be Mary Odell [LBT/5902] who came to a pension the quarter after Benjamin was reported dead.


CommentMar:
Elizabeth = St.Co. Pensioner - seemingly the only choice


CommentMar:
Elizabeth = St.Co. pensioner, seemingly the only possible identification


CommentMar:
Elizabeth = St.Co. pension, seemingly the only possible identification


CommentMar:
Widow paid Edward Cabe's final pension payment


CommentMar:
Evidence of children - but possibly they were his brothers being bound only 3 and 6 years after his freedom.  Marriage may therefore be a fiction.


CommentMar:
Elizabeth = St.Co. pensioner, seemingly the only possiblity. No marriage record found but two christening below seem to confirm


CommentMar:
William's father (Thomas W [CP/0002]) names her in his will.


CommentMar:
Evidence of children.  A Mary Gardiner = St.Co. pensioner, this seemingly is the most likely identification


CommentMar:
Evidence of children.  There may be a missing generation here!


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner - seemingly the only choice


CommentMar:
Eleanor = St.Co. pensioner -"wife of" Philip Chivers a Liveryman.


CommentMar:
Jane = St.Co. Pensioner - seemingly the only possible identification of husband


CommentMar:
Assuming James Horton to be the father of William Horton [LBT/16731].


CommentMar:
Evidence of children. Elizabeth = St.Co. Pensioner - seemingly the obvious choice


CommentMar:
Cf. Elizabeth Awbrey [LBT/5769] = St.Co. pensioner


CommentMar:
The evidence for the wife comes from a note attached to the first attempt to turn Edward Hood over to Penny on 11 Aug 1737, which indicated that Samuel Nevill has "Run away" and that there was only the mistress of Hood to turn him over.


CommentMar:
Ann = St.Co. Pensioner - this identification is based on the fact that Ann begins to rec. a pension in Mar.1803, when John last benefitted from Wright's charity in 1802


CommentMar:
Mary = St.Co. pensioner, seemingly the only possible identification


CommentMar:
Ann = St.Co. pensioner - succeeded to her husband's pension


CommentMar:
Hannah = St.Co. pensioner, seemingly the only possible identification


CommentMar:
Anne = St.Co. pensioner, also cf. LBT/3826


CommentMar:
Widow Whityatt = St.Co. pensioner. Ann Whityat reported dead.


CommentMar:
Parents = possible identification. Wife probably Ann = St.Co. pensioner


CommentMar:
IGI Marriage - St James, Westminster 15 Jul 1775 - Frances Anniss


CommentMar:
Ann Turner "widow" freed an apprentice of John Turner


CommentMar:
Foster = left issue. His widow Rose, re-married 24 May 1828 to Richard Tayler, of Theydon, Bower, Essex.


CommentMar:
See Mary Anne's exors. for possible children.


CommentMar:
Evidence of children. Eleanor = St.Co. Pensioner - seemingly the only choice


CommentMar:
Possible parents of John Kempton [LBT/15724].


CommentMar:
A Mary Haddock, pensioner, death reported on 24 Mar 1720


CommentMar:
The six baptisms below are children of Robert Harding Evans and Susanna. O.D.N.B. says they were married on 22 Oct 1833 which is clearly a mistake, probably for 1803.


CommentMar:
Susannah = St.Co. pensioner, seemingly the only possible identification


CommentMar:
For possible widow see Martha Godfrey [LBT/6136]


CommentMar:
Margaret = St.Co. Pensioners - see Pension Court for 29 Sep 1796.


CommentMar:
Evidence of children - a Sarah Kitcher = St.Co. pensioner, and as Richard jr. was apparently never freed she has been identified as his mother


CommentMar:
Sarah = St.Co. pensioner and received James final pension payment. Daughter received Sarah's final pension payment = ? Susannah.


CommentMar:
Eleanor = St.Co. pensioner, John would appear to be the only possible spouse.


CommentMar:
The widow was paid the final payment of William Batteson's pension - at the same Pension Court admitted a Mary Batteson to a pension this has been assumed to be the widow. She has a sister-in-law, also called Mary Batteson assumed to be LBT/6139, the wife [prob. née Bishop] of George Battenson, who appears to be the younger brother of William. George's widow appears to have been the first Mary to have had a pension, to have collected the second Mary's pension, and to have reported her dead, to the Pension Court.


CommentMar:
Evidence of children. Possibly Ann or Ann Maria - group of children baptized at St Andrew, Hoborn about the right time including another Henry, see below -


CommentMar:
Widow received final pension payment. Sarah = St.Co. pensioner


CommentMar:
Married - 17 Oct 1797 - Information from Prof.N.H.Roe.


CommentMar:
- information from Prof.N.H.Roe .  Children from Ancestral File of IGI needs checking.


CommentMar:
IGI reports two spouses for what appears to be this George - 1.  Frances Linney Hutcinson on 24 May 1803 at St.George; 2. Mary Astor.  Dates suggest check is needed.


CommentMar:
Cf. Mary Salter [LBT/6159] - St.Co. Pensioner


CommentMar:
Will of WM makes it clear he had two wives - my former wife Jane; my wife Hannah - which was the mother of the two children also mentioned in the will is as yet uncertain, but it would seem that the daughter at least may have been from the second marriage.


CommentMar:
"Widow Clarke" freed Frauncis Clerke [LBT/9642]


CommentMar:
Cf. McK 1, #2159 where William Pickering's widow is said to be "Mary"


CommentMar:
Plomer, H.R. (1903), p.9 - "By his first wife he had three sons and four daughters. --- ."
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O.D.N.B. - the only one whose name - Joan - is recorded.
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CommentMar:
Evidence of children
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McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910) - was married four times. William Leake [LBT/10337] was his son.


CommentMar:
? McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910) = "From a Chancery suit relating to the Latin Stock of the Company, we learn that he became a freeman by marriage with a stationers' widow. We are not told who the stationers' widow was.'


CommentMar:
Collins's apprentice Samuel Walpoole [LBT/9684] was freed by Mrs.Collins


CommentMar:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - twice married, and had twenty-two children, one of whom, Richard [LBT/7331], was a printer.


CommentMar:
Arber II, 215 = Mrs.Stockley - widow of Ralph Jackson
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CommentMar:
Cf. - Chester, L.M. (1887), vol.1, p.208 - marriage allegation - 3 Jul 1593 - Robert Lewes, of St Bride's, London, Stationer, & Mary French, Spr, dau. Of Peter French, late of sd City, Stationer, decd; Gen.Lic.
[RL prob. = LBT/6844; MF = LBT/3060].
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CommentMar:
Duff, E.G. (1905); - Evidence of children


CommentMar:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - Evidence of children


CommentMar:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - mentions children, but it is not clear from which marriage.
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QUERY - Cf. Chester, L.M. (1887), vol.1, p.202 - marriage allegation - 28 Oct 1592 - Thomas Hunt, of St Martin's, Ludgate, London, Haberdasher, & Elizabeth Harrison, of St Michael ad Bladum, London, Spr, dau. Of John Harrison , Senior, of same, Stationer; at St Michael afsd.
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CommentMar:
Evidence of children
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Plomer, H.R. (1907)


CommentMar:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - St.Co. "paide to Giles Huke the porter towarde the buriall of his wife, v.s."


CommentMar:
Will = Johan - she had a sister Heline.
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McKerrow, R.B. (1910)


CommentMar:
Evidence of children - Anne assigned her copyright to Richard Thrale [LBT/9697] on 28 Apr 1637.


CommentMar:
Evidence of children - Joyce also Freed Matthew's apprentice James Upton [LBT/10323] - 'Joyce Law, widow'
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McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910) -cf. also [LBT/3219]


CommentMar:
See FURTHER NOTE.  If the David Burt baptised at St Sepulchre on 27 Dec 1808 is this man's son, then the mother was called Ann.


CommentMar:
In the Poor Book records of Alderman Wright's charity the names Thomas Gilbert and Thomas Gildart occur for the same person. This is the reason for attributing this man as the father of Humphry William Gildart [LBT/25077] and John Gildart [LBT/25078].


CommentMar:
Mary = St.Co. Pensioner - seemingly the only choice


CommentMar:
Evidence of children. As daughter received final pension payment, the wife possibly predeceased William.


CommentMar:
Evidence of children. St.Co. pension = Rebecca . Identification based on same forename for daughter.


CommentMar:
Sarah = St.Co. Pensioner - adm. to William's share, therefore assumed to be his widow


CommentMar:
Evidence of children.  Sarah was probably the St.Co. pensioner.


CommentMar:
Ann  - mother of children in IGI
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Correspondence with Rob Whiteman


CommentMar:
Evidence of children. A Mary Newsham reported dead to the Pension Court, would appear to be the only possible choice


CommentMar:
Harrison, G. (1950), p.14 -'married the daughter of his master, Edward Say, who bore him a son, another James'


CommentMar:
Evidence of children - T.J.E.'s will shows that an un-named child pre-deceased him, and that shortly after making his will in 1848 Rose also died, causing the first codicil to be added to the will.


CommentMar:
Catarine - St.Co. Pensioner - seemingly the only choice


CommentMar:
Evidence of children; Received final final Cater pension of Henry


CommentMar:
The only Mary Dymott known, but seems to be owning English Stock and drawing pension at the same time - CHECK


CommentMar:
Mary = St.Co. pensioner, who succeeded to her husband's pension


CommentMar:
Catherine = St.Co. pensioner, seemingly the only possible identification


CommentMar:
Evidence of children. Mary - St.Co. Pensioner - admitted in the quarter following William's final Chater appointment [but not paid] in Dec 1798


CommentMar:
Evidence of children - those below are all baptised at St Ann, Blackfriars = f. John; m. = Martha.
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In addition parents - John/Martha -  Sarah Ann was baptised 24 Mar 1823 at St Andrew, Holborn and Ann Mary on 10 Aug 1800 at St James, Westminster but without further evidence they have not been included in this family.


CommentMar:
Hannah = St.Co. Pensioner - seemingly the only choice


CommentMar:
Ann, his widow, paid final pension
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Atkins, C.A. (1931) - a Peter Joseph Alford, son of William, Nevil's Court, Fetter Lane, printer, was bound on16 Feb 1762 to Boys Err May, 7 yrs. £20, in the Clockmakers' Company.
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CommentMar:
Widow petitioned the Court for relief on Richard's death.


CommentMar:
Eleanor = St.Co. pensioner, seemingly the only possible identification.


CommentMar:
The Times refers to seven children and the fact that Mary was expecting another one within days of B.W.'s case.


CommentMar:
Evidence of children. IGI has a marriage of a JW with a Caroline Patterson on 31 Aug 1761 at St.Martin's in the Fields,  a John Walter and his wife Caroline baptised a son Thomas Porter Walter at the same church on 8 May 1763,


CommentMar:
Cf.LBT/4120, probably same person as ST/3:8409W


CommentMar:
Evidence of children [probable]. Widow = St.Co. Pensioner


CommentMar:
Evidence of children. Catherine, described as the widow of Mathew Browne, for whom this would seem to be the only possible spouse = St.Co. pensioner


CommentMar:
Cf. Elizabeth Colley [LBT/6155] a St.Co. Pensioner for a possible widow


CommentMar:
Evidence of children. What appears to be son's baptism names the mother as Elizabeth.


CommentMar:
? A Jane Fishburne appears to have been a St.Co. pensioner, this would seemingly be the only possible identification


CommentMar:
Evidence of children. Proably St.Co. pensioner Elizabeth Tew


CommentMar:
Ruth = St.Co. pensioner, seemingly the only possible identification


CommentMar:
Evidence of children - those listed are confirmed by the of  Will of Thomas Astle. Family information and the baptisms at St.Mary Newington indicate that there may have been others.


CommentMar:
Evidence of children. A Jean Dean = St.Co. pensioner, apparently the only possible identification


CommentMar:
Mary = St.Co. Pensioner - seemingly the most likely choice


CommentMar:
An Elizabeth Egglesham = St.Co. Pensioner


CommentMar:
Elizabeth = St.Co. Pensioner, seemingly the only choice


CommentMar:
Children from the Will of George.
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Notes - Olwen Long -  there is a possibility that Elizabeth may be a second wife. So the children may not all be from this marriage.
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A George Cates m. Elizabeth Goodson, S. Licence on 16 May 1804 at St George, Hanover Square.


CommentMar:
Evidence of Children - Sarah continued the business


CommentMar:
Evidence of children
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McKenzie, D.F. (1961)


CommentMar:
There is some query regarding the maiden name of Joan Pepwell. Duff, E.G. (1905) - children under age at the time of the will. Pepwell seems to have been twice married, first to Rose Toy daughter of Robert Toye the stationer and secondly to Joan Chambers


CommentMar:
Evidence of children; McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910)


CommentMar:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - the will of James Gaver - three grandchildren Barbara, John and Catheryn - as Mary Steward is the only child mentioned they were presumably the children of this partnership.


CommentMar:
Evidence of children
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Plomer, H.R. (1907)- left four sons.


CommentMar:
Evidence of children; Duff, E.G. (1905)  - seven children --- several of whom died young.


CommentMar:
Chester, L.M. (1887), vol.2 - described as a widower in the marriage allegation for his second marriage


CommentMar:
Evidence of children -  Jacqueline subsequently married Richard Field [LBT/6931]


CommentMar:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - was the widow of either Henry [LBT/8527] or Edward Sutton [LBT/8522], which is where she has been place.


CommentMar:
Evidence of possible children - Benjamin Jones [LBT/13355] and William Jones [LBT/9059] currently entered under William Jones [LBT/7892] may be the children of this partnership.
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McKerrow, R.B. (1910) - Michael Sparke [LBT/8216] left a bequest to Constance Jones who is believed to be the widow of William Jones the printer.


CommentMar:
McKenzie, D.F. (1961), #1105 - 'husband to the widow of Thomas Clerk' [LBT/8162]


CommentMar:
Alice subsequently married Thomas Warren [LBT/10305] and had further children


CommentMar:
Evidence of Children. Joanna subsequently marries Henry Brome


CommentMar:
Thomas's will describes him as a widower.


CommentMar:
Ruth Raworth later married Thomas Newcombe [LBT/12295]


CommentMar:
Evidence of children - C.B. 19 Feb 1658 - wants £10 to send his son to Oxford.


CommentMar:
Will - "since the death of my late dear wife"
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O.D.N.B. - "schoolmistress" - Probably the daughter of Benjamin & Hannah Allen, booksellers of Pope's Head Alley.
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apart from those listed - O.D.N.B. - four further children were baptized or buried at Islington between 1664 and 1670.


CommentMar:
Mentioned in C.B. on 3 Mar 1662.
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Jane =


CommentMar:
Plomer, H.R. (1907) - probable; Anna took over the business


CommentMar:
Plomer, H.R. (1907) - Evidence of children


CommentMar:
Plomer, H.R. (1907) - sole executrix to her husband's will.


CommentMar:
Evidence of children; Treadwell, M. - Notes


CommentMar:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - implied Evidence of children - of the following children those described as married in the will of 1678, were presumably from the first marriage. The son Richard is more problematical as he clearly was still young as provision is made for  his education and an apprenticeship


CommentMar:
A Mary Godwin [LBT/5615] was reported dead to the Pension Court on 21 Mar 1718.


CommentMar:
Evidence of children. Rebecca = pensioner, but cf LBT/3797 the wife of William Cowes [LBT/14071], who may be an alternative attribution.


CommentMar:
Evidence of children.  Anne succeeded to his pension.


CommentMar:
An Elizabeth Prosser [LBT/5620] succeeded to a Pension on 20 Jun 1718


CommentMar:
Possible evidence of Children. Katherine his widow = pensioner


CommentMar:
Court Book - 24 Aug 1642 - Mrs Norton, widow of John Norton, being lately married to Thomas Warren


CommentMar:
Said by Plomer, H.R. (1907) - to be the daughter of George Latham.


CommentMar:
Evidence of children - marriage allegation for daughter - see below.


CommentMar:
Ferguson 1 - says Randall Taylor was John Whitlock's son-in-law, but RT was bound six years before JW.


CommentMar:
Treadwell, M. - Notes; O.D.N.B.
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Each of the daughters listed got a one fifth share of EC's estate. A further share went to Ann Chamberlain son, Calton?, who also got £50 towards his apprenticeship, before the division was made.  A Grand-daughter Elizabeth Bird got the household goods.


CommentMar:
Evidence of children.  The mother's name is assumed to be Judith, on the basis of the baptism of the daughter Judith, and on the burial at St Dunstan's on 29 May 1659.


CommentMar:
Evidence of children - see Further Notes.


CommentMar:
Evidence of children
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Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1660-1668]) - marriage allegation - 25 Mar 1665 - John Norgate, of St Botolph's, Aldgate, Cirdwayner, Bachr, abt 27, & Rhoda Style of St Andrew's Holborn, Spr, abt 25, at own disp.; alleged by Simon Haddock, of St Bride's, London, Stationer; at St Dunstan's in the West, Lond.
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CommentMar:
Plomer, H.R. (1907) for wife's forename
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Evidence of children


CommentMar:
Evidence of children - from which marriage ?


CommentMar:
Plomer, H.R. (1907)
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The widow of Crowley's master - George Badger [LBT/8857]


CommentMar:
A Patience Ghent succeeded Mary Chandler dec. to a pension on 24 Mar 1718.


CommentMar:
Evidence of children. Richard Doleman [LBT/17859] was apprenticed to John Doleman "his grandfather", but his father was said to be John who is not included in those listed by Treadwell as children of John and Frances Doleman (see below). Wife's forename taken from Treadwell Notes - a series of children were baptised at St.Clement Danes from 1700, the children of John & Frances Doleman


CommentMar:
Mary / Anne = pensioner. For the moment identified as the same person.


CommentMar:
Described as the late wife of Thomas Firby, McK.2 #1520.


CommentMar:
An Ann Meeks [LBT/5623] petitioned for the job of Hall Cleaner on 20 Jun 1718.


CommentMar:
Widow = pensioner; Eleanor Cockett reported dead at the Pension Court


CommentMar:
Plomer 2 - T.V. "nephew of John and Thomas Guy"


CommentMar:
A Mary Haddock, pensioner, death reported on 24 Mar 1720.


CommentMar:
An Elizabeth Prosser [LBT/5620] succeeded to a pension on 20 Jun 1718


CommentMar:
Evidence of children - see FURTHER NOTES


CommentMar:
A Mary Crofts [LBT/5652] replaced her dec.husband John Crofts as a pensioner on 22 Dec 1724


CommentMar:
Evidence of children.  Mary succeeded to his pension


CommentMar:
Pension Court information on Elizabeth & William confusing.


CommentMar:
Probable identification - Lydia = pensioner


CommentMar:
An Elizabeth Hope [LBT/5610] was reported dead at the Pension Court, 21 Jun 1717.


CommentMar:
Evidence of children. Cf. Elizabeth = pension but Treadwell Notes rejects the connection.


CommentMar:
Evidence of children.  Wife probably "Elizabeth" - an Elizabeth freed his last apprentice.


CommentMar:
- MC carries on at the same address as Henry Carter


CommentMar:
Evidence of children. Possible marriage = 10 Sep 1708 to Mary Croket, spinster.


CommentMar:
D.N.B. =  his common-law wife, Sarah Dovekin or Duffkin, a former servant of Mrs.Manley, with whom he had lived for over twenty years.  He had no children.


CommentMar:
When John's apprentice Thomas Mew [LBT/13751] was freed it was said " his Mr and Mrs being both dead"


CommentMar:
Evidence of children; Bridget mention in will = St.Co. pensioner


CommentMar:
A Margarett Dimsdael "having not appeared for these 2 pencon Court Days past is supposed to be dead" -25 Sep 1719


CommentMar:
The widow succeeded to her husband's pension


CommentMar:
Probably a later marriage  - see Mary Torshell [LBT/6511]


CommentMar:
His pension passed to an Ann Jackson [LBT/5882], but it does not say that she was his widow which is usually the case.


CommentMar:
Evidence of children  See (Query) Regs. Of St Clement Danes for children of a marriage between a Wm. & Roseanna Heathcott.
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CommentMar:
Evidence of children - this is on the evidence of McK entering Joseph Fox [LBT/12591] under this Thomas as being freed by patrimony.  However, it is a doubtful attribution in that Joseph was freed in 1687 and Thomas only in 1678 - the rule was that the father had to be free at the time of the child's birth and the child had to be twenty-one to become free.


CommentMar:
Lucy = St.Co. pensioner, who succeeded to her husband's pension


CommentMar:
Evidence of children. Ann Pitches = St.Co. pensioner, seemingly the only possible identification


CommentMar:
Sarah = St.Co. Pensioner - seemingly the only choice


CommentMar:
Evidence of children.  Ann = St.Co. pensioner, seemingly the only choice. Cf. LBT/5917 Elizabeth Pollock, same person?


CommentMar:
Mary - St.Co. pensioner - described as "wife of Charles Hare"


CommentMar:
Widow paid received final pension payment of a Thomas Bush, for whom this would seemingly be the only possibility, and said to have continued on the pension list.


CommentMar:
Cf. Mary Salter [LBT/6169] - St.Co. Pensioner


CommentMar:
Mary = St.Co. pensioner, succeeded to her husband's pension


CommentMar:
Ann = St.Co. pensioner, appears to be the only identification possible


CommentMar:
Evidence of children.  Elizabeth = St.Co. pensioner


CommentMar:
See  - IGI for bapt of Charles Collambell [LBT/24289]  f. = Charles Dimsdale, m.= Elizabeth


CommentMar:
B.B. = widow - Sarah Collambell.  But cf. IGI - Marriage of Thomas Ludell <sic> Collambell to Hester Foster  on 8 Aug 1826 at Christ Church (Greyfriars), Newgate Street.


CommentMar:
See Further Information = "small family"


CommentMar:
Evidence of children. Ruth = St.Co. pensioner


CommentMar:
Identification on the assumption that the James Brooke reported dead at the Pension Court on 24 Mar 1747 is this James Brooke


CommentMar:
Elizabeth - St.Co. pensioner, prob.identification


CommentMar:
Cf. John Burton [LBT/24069] as a possible son, though possibly a little too large a gap in dates.


CommentMar:
Anne = St.Co. pensioner, seemingly the only possible identification


CommentMar:
See Family Tree in Brock & Meadows, also pp.29-30. "none of the surviving sources record his marriage, which probably occurred in 1807 or 1808".


CommentMar:
Mary - St.Co. Pensioner - the most likely choice


CommentMar:
Cf. an Elizabeth Drew [LBT/6190] a St.Co. Pensioner


CommentMar:
Grace = St.Co. pensioner, seemingly the only possible identification


CommentMar:
Evidence of children. Sameul would appear to be the only identification for Jane who received charity from the St.Co.


CommentMar:
A Kezia Hazard = St.Co. pensioner, but note the possible ownership of English Stock


CommentMar:
See Pension Courts for 23 Jun and 28 Sep 1812.


CommentMar:
Evidence of children. Elizabeth Dormer = St.Co. pensioner, most likely spouse.


CommentMar:
Evidence of children. If the attribution to this John Fuller is correct, then on his death his widow "Mary" continued in a pension. Mary's participation in the charity of Richard Johnson & Charles Dilly, means that her husband must have been a liveryman, which seems to confirm the attribution.


CommentMar:
Ann = St.Co. pensioner, succeeded to John's pension on his death


CommentMar:
Evidence of children. Martha = St.Co. pensioner, seemingly the only possible identification.


CommentMar:
Wife re-married on 26 Jun 1835, reported to the Court 7 Jul 1835.


CommentMar:
I.G.I. Another Thomas Milton Graveley is recorded as being baptised at St Mary, St Marylebone - father = Thomas Milton; Mother = Grace - on


CommentMar:
Evidence of children. Penelope - St.Co. pensioner


CommentMar:
Henrietta = St.Co. Pensioner, seemingly the only choice


CommentMar:
Mary = St.Co. Pensioner - admitted to her husband's pension


CommentMar:
Jane = St.Co. pensioner, seemingly the only possible identification


CommentMar:
Ann = possible identification for St.Co. Pensioner


CommentMar:
Hannah = St.Co. Pensioner, seemingly the only choice, but very soon after Geroge's freedom


CommentMar:
Cf. Elizabeth Drew [LBT/6190] a St.Co. Pensioner


CommentMar:
Elizabeth succeeded to her husband's pension


CommentMar:
Pension Court of 23 Jun 1768 - identifies Sarah Woodgate as the wife of Henry Woodgate a Freeman.


CommentMar:
In view of Elizabeth's death date she may have been a second wife and not the mother of these children.


CommentMar:
Probable identification on basis of Pension data


CommentMar:
An Anne Kellington [LBT/5707] = pensioner.


CommentMar:
Plomer, H.R. (1907) - quoting Smyth's "Obituary", p.77 - who reports that Elizabeth subsequently married Obediah Blagrave [LBT/11679]


CommentMar:
Evidence of Children
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Plomer, H.R. (1907) - several of his children were baptized at St Andrew's, Holborn.
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CommentMar:
A Mary Chandler [LBT/5611] succeeded to a pension on 21 Jun 1717


CommentMar:
Evidence of children. Ann = St.Co. pensioner, also cf.LBT/5775


CommentMar:
Probable identification between husband and pensioner Hannah Penn


CommentMar:
A Sarah Welles [LBT/5713] succeeded her husband to a pension on 22 Mar 1728


CommentMar:
Rebecca = St.Co. pensioner, seemingly the on identification for her husband


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner  = "the widow of Nicholas Smith"


CommentMar:
a Phillippa Redmayne = pensioner, see LBT/5706


CommentMar:
A Sarah Welles [LBT/5713] succeeded her husband John to a pension on 22 Mar 1728


CommentMar:
Evidence of children. A Phillippa Redmayne = pensioner, see LBT/5706


CommentMar:
Widow succeeded to pension on husband's death.


CommentMar:
Probable identification based on Pension data


CommentMar:
Cf.Administratirix = Hannah Gray [relationship assumed for the moment].


CommentMar:
Ann = pensioner - on the assumption that she cannot be the widow of Abel Rockall [LBT/15623]


CommentMar:
The wife's name is given in William's will.


CommentMar:
Wills A:29 - Mary Say subsequently married an Edward Vint on 11 Nov 1787. St.Martin Ludgate.


CommentMar:
Evidence of Children.  Although there does not appear to be record of Samuel becoming free, the second Samuel's parentage has led it to being assumed that he is the son of the first.  The pension from the Chater charity has been allocated to the father, and consequently Elizabeth whose pension immediately begins after Samuel disappears from the Chater charity, has been assumed to have been his widow.  It is possible the Chater pension might have been the second Samuel's, and that Elizabeth may have been his widow rather than his mother.


CommentMar:
Evidence of children. See COMMENT on IDENTITY


CommentMar:
A Mary Green [LBT/5616] succeeded to a pension on 21 Mar 1718


CommentMar:
Apparently the only explanation of Elizabeth


CommentMar:
St.Co. pensioner - Widow Clarke = "of John Clarke the Writing Master"  Possibly the Hester Clarke replace on 21 Jun 1745


CommentMar:
Widowed about 1727 - Elizabeth Cluer subsequenty married Thomas Cobb, foreman, brother-in-law of William Dicey of Northampton


CommentMar:
Ferguson 1 - Randall Taylor was his son-in-law ! But beware RT was bound in 1660 and JW in 1666


CommentMar:
Evidence of children.  I.G.I. For baptism of son gives father as Palmer and mother as Bridget.


CommentMar:
An Elizabeth Thrayle [LBT/5630] was reported dead at the Pension Court on 23 Dec 1718


CommentMar:
An Elizabeth Thrayle [LBT/5630] was reported dead to the Pension Court on 23 Dec 1718


CommentMar:
Woodhead 1.
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Possible daughter -
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - marriage allegation - 27 Feb 1682 - John Gardiner, of Thunderidge, Herts, Gent., Bachr, abt 35, & Mrs.Sarah Clerk, of St Margaret Moses, Lond., Spr, abt 21, with consent of her father Mr Henry Clerk, of the same, Citizen & Stationer; at St Bartholomew the Great, Lond.
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CommentMar:
Elizabeth - St.Co. pensioner, seemingly the only possible identification


CommentMar:
Evidence of children.  Probably identification based on Pension information.


CommentMar:
Evidence of children. Cf. Treadwell, M. - Notes, below


CommentMar:
Evidence of children - the dates of their freedom by Patrimony indicated that they must be from the first marriage rather than the second


CommentMar:
Rachel assumed from I.G.I. entries for children.  We know there were two marriages from the will


CommentMar:
Wife's first name taken from IGI baptismal entry for Charles Fenton Whiting.


CommentMar:
Ann = St.Co. Pensioner - seemingly the only choice


CommentMar:
QUERY - Lond.Mag. - Married Feb.25, 1762, Mr.Henry, an eminent printer, to Mrs.Newell.


CommentMar:
Helen = St.Co. pensioner, seemingly the only possible identification


CommentMar:
Sarah = St.Co. pensioner, seemingly the only possible identification


CommentMar:
I.G.I. - a Daniel Gadenne married a Mary Goode, on 3 Jan 1808, at St Michael Bassishaw, London. They appear to have had several children.


CommentMar:
Evidence of children. Mary = St.Co. pensioner, when admitted described as the "wife of James Lloyd"


CommentMar:
Evidence of children. If this is the person referred by Timperley, then he speaks of a "numerous young family, two of whom he brought upto his own profession."


CommentMar:
Myers - 'married 1736' - 'widowed in July 1747'


CommentMar:
Elizabeth = St.Co. pensioner, seemingly the only possible identification of husband.


CommentMar:
Hanah = St. Co. pensioner, Richard appears to be the only possible spouse


CommentMar:
Will shows that his wife pre-deceased him


CommentMar:
I.G.I. - a Francis Benjamin Benedict married a Marianne Roberts on 12 Oct 1826 at St James, Paddington, London
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CommentMar:
Val Talbot - "He established a family --- of ten children." - See Further Notes.


CommentMar:
A RJC married a Sarah Elizabeth Pearson 7 Dec 1814 Christ Church Greyfriars Newgate


CommentMar:
I.G.I - JWC b. Hamlet Court, 1805 spouse said to be Elizabeth Sarah abt.1830


CommentMar:
IGI reports the marriage of a Joseph Grapes to an Elizabeth Harriet Hyde on 7 Feb 1819 at St Martin in the Fields, Westminster, and the baptism of an Elizabeth Harriet Grapes on 15 Oct 1826 at the same church, whose parents were Joseph and Elizabeth Harriet. Cf. LBT/29099 = LBT/6288.


CommentMar:
See exors. of mother for possible children


CommentMar:
I.G.I. - the only Filmer Phipps in Europe married a Lucie Stephanie Palmire Cliquennois, on 21 Sep 1829, at the British Embassy Chapel, Paris; they subsequently baptised four children at the British Chapel, Boulogne-sur-Mer, Pas-de-Calais, including a son, Filmer, on 4 Jun 1833.


CommentMar:
Cf. Husband's will where the wife is mentioned.


CommentMar:
Jane= mother of children in IGI
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Corresondence with Rob Whiteman


CommentMar:
- Whitchurch clearly did not marry Margaret [Cranmer] until some time after 1556, six years later his will speaks of his daughters as married, therefore there was presumably an earlier marriage


CommentMar:
Court Book, 6 Oct 1690 - 'Bonny, a printer, having married a late freeman's widow of this Company ---'


CommentMar:
Evidence of children - Maxted 1 says that John Abram traded as John Abram and Sons between 1824-1840.
I.G.I. - a christening for a George James Abram [cf. LBT/29806]  on 7 Jul 1798 at the Temple Cuirch, father = John and mother = Ann.


CommentMar:
Evidence of children - Maxted 1 says  that Joseph traded as Joseph Aldersey and son 1818-1823; as R.B. and J.Aldersey 1824; as Richard Baker Aldersey 1825-1840.


CommentMar:
IGI - provides three children for Henry and Jemima Fourdrinier, but not Charles.


CommentMar:
Children from Registers of St Gregory listed below from Treadwell, M. - Notes
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Additional notes from Hutchins, J. (1861-73)


CommentMar:
Margaret was the widow of Archbishop Thomas Cranmer.


CommentMar:
Cf. - Mar.Lic. [Bp.Lond.] - Robert Lewes, of St Bride's, London, Stationer, & Mary French, Spr, dau. Of Peter French, late of sd City, Stationer, decd; Gen.Lic.
[RL prob. = LBT/6844; MF = LBT/3060].
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CommentMar:
I.G.I. = a Francis Benjamin Benedict was married on 12 Oct 1826 to a Marianne Roberts at St James, Paddington, London
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CommentMar:
Forename allocated on the evidence of the Poor Book - fits with known children and freedom of one daughter.


CommentMar:
I.G.I. = a marriage of a Susanna Capon to a Robert Burchall on 8 Apr 1775 at St Christopher Le Stocks, London.


CommentMar:
But see notes under Mother concerning possibility of to Sarah Granthams.


CommentMar:
Widow Jenkins when she was freed in 1763


CommentMar:
described as widow, daughter of John Pridden [LBT/21167]


CommentMar:
Hannah freed as Williams, but said to be the daughter of Agar Warren [LBT/12413]


CommentMar:
See Family Tree in Brock & Meadows, also p.30 - this was not a marriage but a liaison


CommentMar:
Second Marriage - wife was a widow; she had long been Bowyer's housekeeper


CommentMar:
Beadle's Book, p.609. Re-married after the death of James Daikers her previous husband.


CommentMar:
Mary subsequently married John Newbery [LBT/28372]


CommentMar:
Evidence - drawn from Treadwell Notes - Hug.Soc. Xxvi (Savoy Regs.)


CommentMar:
The whole family, bar Catherine - Hug.Soc., xviii, p. 192 = denization -  9 Apr 1687.


CommentMar:
Evidence of children. Wife's forename taken from baptismal record for Joseph Fuller Carter [LBT/24135].


CommentMar:
Marriage licence for second marriage to Elizabeth Knight describes John as "widower".


CommentMar:
Treadwell Notes = Remarried by 3 Jul 1648.


CommentMar:
Evidence of children
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I.G.I. = a Martin Carr Round married a Jemima Steevens on 6 Jun 1835 at St Saviour, Southwark


CommentMar:
Lond.Mag. (Jan 1763) = Married Dec. 29, 1762, Mr.Flexney, an eminent bookseller, to Miss Broughton.


CommentMar:
Evidence of children.  Name 'Maria' provided by the will.


CommentMar:
D.N.B. -"second wife was a good-looking servant girl, to whom he spoke at her master's door, and married her the same day. She afterwards deserted him."


CommentMar:
Evidence of children. The name Mary is given on the evidence of two IGI entries - see the Birth of this William and the Baptism of William [LBT/21481]. See also entry for a marriage of a William Ginger and Mary Perkins,1 May 1759 at St.George Hanover Sq


CommentMar:
Evidence of children.  Mrs.Virtue subsequently married Samuel Goadby [DR/0001], her husband's apprentice and her partner.


CommentMar:
William Lane was buried in his second wife's family vault = Shepheard in Richmond Parish Church.


CommentMar:
This Joseph may have been the father of Philip Confucius Downes [LBT/29411 - q.v.] - if so his wife was called Ann.


CommentMar:
Evidence of children - Bapt.Registers of St.Botolph Bishopsgate
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Treadwell Notes - An Edward Say of St.Martin Ludgate, bachelor  married an Elizabeth Moreton of St.Botolph Bishopsgate on 2 Feb 1720.


CommentMar:
Atkins, C.A. (1931) - a Richard Armitage, son of Robert, Stationer of Bishopsgate Street, was bound on 7 Feb 1791 to Thomas Myles, St James' Walk, Clerkenwell, £20, in the Clockmakers' Company.
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CommentMar:
Must  have been a widow of a Stationer ?


CommentMar:
Evidence of children - probable family below


CommentMar:
Evidence of children. Susanna = St.Co. pensioner


CommentMar:
Dunton speaks of four wives.  Anne, as widow, was clearly the fourth, but although a Margaret seems to be the mother of several children, the order is not clear.  Until more is known the children are entered here under the first wife, but they could belong to any.  "Margaret" is known from the Regs. Of St Giles Cripplegate to have been the mother of several children, but again we do not know that Margaret was the first wife.  We do know that Margaret was buried on 20 Dec 1689 at St Giles Cripplegate. CHECK CHILDREN


CommentMar:
Evidence of children - Will & IGI.
Will speaks of 'my son Charles' at one point and elsewhere 'Charles Kenneth'; Elizabeth & Ann [WiTHY]. IGI appears to suggest three others who had apparently died before the father.


CommentMar:
Evidence of children - Joseph was bound to his father.  1695 Within = Thomas Bingham, wife Mary, son Joseph (St Martin Ludgate).


CommentMar:
I.G.I. - a Mungo Hall married a Mary Richardson on 5 Sep 1784 at St Clement Danes, Westminster, London.
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CommentMar:
I.G.I. - An Edward Parker Morehen, married to Esther, had a son - also called Edward Parker - baptised on 10 Aug 1834 at St.Leonard's, Shoreditch.


CommentMar:
I.G.I. = a Joshua Horne Morrison married an Elizabeth Mills on 17 May 1842 at St.Leonard's Shoreditch.


CommentMar:
I.G.I. = a Samuel Mythan, married an Ann Wood, on 1 May 1804 at St Andrew by the Wardrobe.
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CommentMar:
I.G.I. = a Watkins Nimmo was married on 16 Aug 1767 to a Grace Moffat at St.Martins in the Fields, London.
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CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = possibly William Hope [LBT/13130]


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = possibly Abraham/Adam Chandler [LBT/12769] or William Chandler [LBT/14213]


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = as yet, partner not identified


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = possibly William Godwin [LBT/11852]


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = possibly Abraham Green [LBT/14889]


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = possibly Enoch Prosser [LBT/12915] or Francis [LBT11964]


CommentMar:
St.Co. Petitioner for task of Hall Cleaner, Usually a widow, therefore  = poss. John Meakes [LBT/11511]


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = possibly Joseph [LBT/13136] but no record of freedom


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = possibly Benjamin Thrale [LBT/15175] or James Thrale [LBT/15176]


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = possibly John Veasey [LBT/12435] or Joseph Veasey [LBT/20183]


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = possibly William Hull [LBT/14232] or William Hull [LBT/14289]


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = as yet, partner not identified - reported re-married.


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = possibly Samuel Dinondsell or Dymensdell [LBT/13681]


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = possibly Samuel Gent [LBT/11341]


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = as yet, partner not identified.


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = as yet, partner not identified - but cf. LBT/3834


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = possibly Robert Haddock [LBT/12831] or Thomas Haddock [LBT/20810]


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = possibly John Crofts [LBT/12994] or John Crofts [LBT/15346]]


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = possibly Gabriel Sedgwick [LBT/15495] or John Sedgwick [LBT/14980]


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = possibly Anthony Eyre [LBT/13646]


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = Thomas Green -  several choices


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = as yet, partner not identified - but cf. LBT/13320


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = as yet, partner not identified - Treadwell Notes appear to rule out William Horton [ST2:2227]


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = as yet, partner not identified - only Charles Peregrine who did not die until 1734


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = as yet, partner not identified - re-married


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = Thomas Machell - no match so far


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = as yet, partner not identified - the only choice seems to be Thomas Fordham [LBT/20699] who had only been freed in 1721, but he had been bound by foreign indentures so he may have been older than usual, though she was to die in 1725.


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = possibly John Clifford [LBT/12550]


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = as yet, partner not identified - Mary = pensioner, replacing a Josiah Hodges dec. Prev. an Isaiah Hodges had become a pensioner. There is no match for either an Isaiah or a Josiah Hodges, but there is a Joseph Hodges [LBT/11417]


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = as yet, partner not identified - but cf. Ann Taylor [LBT/3892]


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = as yet, partner not identified - but cf. Mary Cooper [LBT/3907]


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = possibly Richard Pokins [LBT/14690] or Thomas Pokins [LBT/13798]


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = as yet, partner not identified - but cf. [LBT/3832] and [LBT/3836]


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner - re-marriage reported to the Pension Court 21 Dec 1732


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner - re-marriage reported to the Pension Court 22 Jun 1727


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = as yet, partner not identified - but cf. LBT/3761


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = possibly ohn Wells [LBT/14465] or John Wells [LBT/14504]


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = possibly William Lucas [LBT/15510]


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = as yet, partner not identified  A William Marston [LBT/13768] appears never to have been freed, but his Master John Marston so far remains unidentifed.


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = as yet, partner not identified - a John Quinney, described as "Stationers' Company" received his City Freedom in Jul 1691 - CHECK


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = as yet, partner not identified - Cf. William Barlowe [LBT/13601]


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = possibly LBT/3739 or was the wife of Thomas Hargrave [LBT/12041]


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = possibly John Hooke [LBT/12187] or John Hooke [LBT/18814]


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = possibly Richard Money [LBT/13509] or John Money [LBT/12229]


CommentMar:
Mary Money was reported married to the Pension Court on 22 Mar 1733


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = possibly Nathan Firth [LBT/17209] or Jacob Firth [LBT/18184]


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = as yet, partner not identified - but cf. Mary Sleep [LBT/3702] with whom there may be some confusion?


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = possibly Issac Gun [LBT/12147] or William Gun [LBT/15558]


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = possibly Benjamin Shirley [LBT/14804]


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = as yet, partner not identified - but cf. LBT/5735


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = possibly Edward Stiles [LBT/14573], though his death was not reported to the Pension Court until 24 Mar 1738


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = possibly George Whitlock [LBT/23021] or Thomas Whitlock [LBT/23060]


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = as yet, partner not identified - but cf. Jane Titchburne [LBT/5745]


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = as yet, partner not identified - but cf. Charles Knock [LBT/23170]


CommentMar:
Widow Reynolds - St.Co. Pensioner =? several choices. Grace Reynolds reported dead to the Pension Court


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = as yet, partner not identified - but cf. Joseph [LBT/12318], but for Mary also cf. LBT/4610


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = possibly Alexander Kersey [LBT/13399] or John Kersey [LBT/13771]


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = possibly Thomas Aubrey [LBT/19309]


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = possibly John Frankes [LBT/15681]


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = as yet, partner not identified - but cf. LBT/3664, who had a daughter named Ann


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = possibly Henry Lovell [LBT/12777] or Henry Lovell [LBT/13662]


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = as yet, partner not identified - a Martha Hodges was reported dead at the Pension Court of 27 Sep 1792


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = as yet, partner not identified - but cf. LBT/03066


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = as yet, partner not identified - unless = SCOTT


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = as yet, partner not identified - which brother?


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = possibly Isaac Wainhouse [LBT/18921] or Jacob Wainhouse [LBT/21184]


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = as yet, partner not identified - but cf. LBT/5312


CommentMar:
IGI - A Flather Appleyard married a Sarah Guyon, 31 Oct 1802, St Martin in the Fields, Westminster.


CommentMar:
Curwen, H. (1873), 293; Sutherland, J. (1986), p.28 - "S.C.Hall [? "Retrospect of a Long Life"] records Colburn's first marriage as having taken place in 1830"


CommentMar:
James Carpenter's will.
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Harl.Soc.Reg., vol.14, p.291; IGI -
A James Carpenter married an Elizabeth Dixon on 15 Oct 1803, at St George Hanover Square [Licence]


CommentMar:
Humphries, C. & Smith, W.C. (1970), p.268


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = as yet, partner not identifiedut cf. LBT/4262


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = as yet, partner not identified  - but cf. LBT/5608


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = as yet, partner not identified - would appear that the only possible spouse was Samuel Negus [LBT/16801] but other evidence casts doubt on this.


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = possibly Humphry Jackson [LBT/13819] whose pension she succeeded to on his death, but the Pension Court minute does not say so.


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = possibly Thomas Hobbes [LBT/15119] whose pension she succeeded to on his death, but the Pension Court minute does not say so.


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = James Taylor,possibly LBT/19482 or [ ],whose pension she succeeded to on his death


CommentMar:
Evidence of childre
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Mother's forenames from I.G.I. baptismal record for son.


CommentMar:
Evidence of children. - assumed to be the parents of both of the men below - although the precise address is different both are in Clerkenwell, the trade is the same, and both boys were bound to the same master.
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CommentMar:
Evidence of children - if the BAPTISM recorded under Charles Edward [LBT/24079] is correct then the mother's name is Margaret


CommentMar:
- Register of Aliens 'Ellyn his wyfe, Douch-woman' - 'Ellin Comes, widowe'


CommentMar:
Evidence of children
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- see WILL - children under-age


CommentMar:
Probably first wife -  Plomer, H.R. (1903), 17, n.3


CommentMar:
CHECK - Duff, E.G. (1905) -'met Margareta'


CommentMar:
See Jackson, W.A. (1957) and Swan, B.F (1949)


CommentMar:
N.B.'s Will - also mentions three daughters and several grandchildren


CommentMar:
However, in the 1830s IGI records a series a baptisms which would fit his movements - a George Frederick Cruchley and his wife Mary Ann, baptized two daughters Emilly Louisa (born 25 Feb 1830 & baptized 27 Aug 1830) and Frances Hannah Cruchley (born 9 Jun 1833 & baptized 22 Jun 1833) at St Martin Ludgate; then a son named George Frederick was baptized at St Bride, Fleet Street ( 3 Sep 1834); a daughter named Jessie Fanny  at St Bride (born 18 Oct 1835; baptized 17 Feb 1837);  & finally another son, also name George Frederick was baptized at St Bride ( 23 Jun 1837). No marriage record for a GFC with Mary Ann has been found in London.


CommentMar:
IGI - lists eleven baptisms in London to parent Joseph and Caroline Dale between 1777 and 1796 - these are given below as the possible children of this marriage. Wife said to have survived him


CommentMar:
Burnby, J. (1982)
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From will it is clear Mary predeceased Cluer


CommentMar:
First marriage; Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - implied


CommentMar:
Cf. Marriage allegation for Elizabeth's second marriage - Widow.


CommentMar:
- described as a widower in the marriage allegation for his second marriage


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = as yet, partner not identified - described as the widow of John


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = as yet, partner not identified - but cf. LBT/6007


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = as yet, partner not identified  - subsequently re-married


CommentMar:
Ann reported married to the Pension Court on 28 Sep 1764


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = as yet, partner not identified - succeeded Henry Johnson [LBT/19570], described as Ann Romney "his sister", apparently no Romney in the Company at this time


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = as yet, partner not identified - but cf. LBT/5798, Ann Pollock, same person?


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = possibly Thomas Dorman [LBT/20748]


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = as yet, partner not identified - but cf. LBT/5283 another Ann Buncker


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = possibly James Janeway [LBT/16863]


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = possibly Thomas Downham [LBT/21124]


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = as yet, partner not identified - but cf. LBT/4761


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = as yet, partner not identified - but cf. LBT/4066


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = as yet, partner not identified - but cf. LBT/21381


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = as yet, partner not identified - however, note that her brother is described as Thomas Foster, but there does not appear to be an Ann Foster free of the Company in her own right.


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = as yet, partner not identified - but cf. LBT/5796


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = as yet, partner not identified - but cf. LBT/4604


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = possibly LBT/5863 the wife of Jeremiah Reason [LBT/21234];  or of Leonard Reason [LBT/17123]


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = as yet, partner not identified - but cf. LBT/3991


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = possibly Abraham Vernon [LBT/18463] or Jonathan Vernon [LBT/22721]


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = as yet, partner not identified - but cf. LBT/5803


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = as yet, partner not identified - but cf. LBT/4250


CommentMar:
Sarah lost her St.Co. pension on marriage


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = as yet, partner not identified - which brother?  There may be two Cecilia Ilives, see events re-Pension Court


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = John Jones ? several choices


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = as yet, partner not identified - cf. Mary Harris bound in 1751 [LBT/15913]


CommentMar:
Mary = St.Co. pension = succeeded to her husband's pension Thomas Meeson  ???


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = as yet, partner not identified. 
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Joyce Smith apparently married again.


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = possisbly John Sumpter [LBT/15708] = [LBT/5912]; or Edward Sumpter [LBT/22492]


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = as yet, partner not identified
---
Sarah Gardiner married again.


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = possibly Henry Dench [LBT/21280]


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = possibly William Rockall [LBT/19709] or William Rockall [LBT/21564]


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = possibly George Constable [LBT/19028]


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = possibly Thomas Nathaniel Goodwyn [LBT/22294]


CommentMar:
Assumed from the evidence of M.D. at the Pension Court on 29 Sep 1796 and the subsequent action of the Court


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = possibly [Not known] Catmur [LBT/4121]


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = as yet, partner not identified - previous entires ? before report of death.


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = widow of John Godfrey, [LBT/23000] or [LBT/21050], to whose pension she was admitted.  Cf. the baptismal record for Moses Lear Godfrey [LBT/18514] the son of LBT/23000,  which prbably makes it more likely that Martha was married to LBT/21050.


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = possibly Robert Colley [LBT/22973]


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = possibly Cephas Salter [LBT/21369] or Robert Salter [LBT/16951]


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = as yet, partner not identified - final payment to Ann Richards wife of Thomas Richardson


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = as yet, partner not identified - but there is an awkwardness about Jane Fishburne [LBT/5994]


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = as yet, partner not identified - if Ann [LBT/4296] = William [LBT/18442]


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = as yet, partner not identified - in view of her participation in Johnson and Dilly charities she must have been the widow of a liveryman.


CommentMar:
Mary = St.Co. Pensioner - described as the 'widow of the late porter'


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = as yet, partner not identified - reported dead - but previous history?


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = possibly Michael Love [LBTR/16480] or William Love [LBT/22054]


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = as yet, partner not identified - participation in Johnsons' charity means she must have been the widow of a liveryman


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = possibly John Drew [LBT/17802] and John Drew [LBT/19030]


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = it is not clear if Mary is the widow of Nicholas Toke [LBT/20863] or Thomas Toke [LBT/20864], if the latter then she should be equated with LBT/4607 - becoming the mother of William Toke [LBT/19839]


CommentMar:
Catherine = St.Co. Pensioner = as yet, partner not identified - widow of William, but which William?


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = as yet, partner not identified - at some time she re-married George Cook [LBT/] who was also a pensioner, but never the revealed this fact and continued to collect a widow's pension until he died in 1812, when her marriage to him became apparent


CommentMar:
William was widower at the time of his second marriage


CommentMar:
Will - possibly the wife of Ebenezer Gardner [LBT/28991]


CommentMar:
Will - possibly the husband of Sarah Gardner [LBT/28990]


CommentMar:
Will of WM make it clear he had two wives - my former wife Jane; my wife Hannah - which was the mother of the two children also mentioned in the will is as yet uncertain, but it would seem that the daughter at least may have been from the second marriage.


CommentMar:
Implied through William Hamson [LBT/23208]


CommentMar:
Assumed to be the parents of Finch Hollingworth [LBT/25514] - the name Mary is from his baptismal record.


CommentMar:
Elizabeth Burby was 'Mrs.Turner' when she freed Ambrose Garbrand on 5 Feb 1610.


CommentMar:
Correspondence with Glenys Rasmussen - married Sarah Unknown c. 1810 in London.
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Re- youngest son James - he became a printer and took over his father's business sometime between 1851-1861. In the 1861 census he is listed as a jobbing printer employing 1 boy and 1 apprentice at 44 Primrose Street, St Leonard's Shoreditch - the same place the business was for many years… In the 1871 census James is at 18 Gurney Terrace, Camberwell, a printer.  It notes he is married but no-one is living with him. There is a marriage between a James Foster and Fanny Chapman 4 Jan 1863 at Shoreditch. Do not know if this is our James. He appears to have died before 1881 as he disappears from census and directory records. I did find a possible death for him in Dec Qtr 1871 in Camberwell age 44 years.


CommentMar:
Greg, W.W. & Boswell, E. (1930) - records the award of a pension to his widow in Oct/Nov 1592 by the Stationers' Company.


CommentMar:
Probable - both at same address & Jane is described as Mrs.Jane Aldridge


CommentMar:
Described as a widow on her second marriage


CommentMar:
St.Co. Pensioner = possibly LBT/4551 the wife of Benjamin Odell [LBT/20444]


CommentMar:
McKerrow's suggestion has been accepted, that the "Mistress Penny" freeing Raphe Howell [LBT/8224] was the widow of John Penny [LBT/7634]


CommentMar:
McKerrow describes Jame Rime [LBT/30738] as the step-son of Ascanius de Renialme [LBT/8321], this would seem to implied that Rime's mother was married to Aascanius and that she had previously been married to this man


CommentMar:
McKerrow describes James Rime [LBT/30738] as the step-son of Ascanius de Renialme [LBT/8231] - he was therefore presumably married to Rime's mother.


CommentMar:
Robert Fermor gave his consent to Toby Smythe [LBT/7670] being turned-over, after the death of Lucas Harrison [LBT/7644], having become the husband of Harrison's widow Helen [LBT/3152]


CommentMar:
Joan had formerly been married to William Bury [LBT/30764] who had died in 1554


CommentMar:
- Elizabeth transferred his copyright to Joseph Hurlock [LBT/11100] pm 1 Aug 1631.


CommentMar:
Margaret assigned her copyrights on 1 Jun 1629 to various other booksellers


CommentMar:
The widow transferred her rights in one of Edward's copies to John Beale [LBT/11034] on 15 Mar 1616.


CommentMar:
Evidence of children - Thomas Finlason of Edinburgh, purchased some of his priveleges from his widow on 31 Mar 1604.


CommentMar:
Anne carried on the business for a short time after his death


CommentMar:
Elizabeth transferred some rights to John Busby [LBT/8762]


CommentMar:
Abigail transferred copies to Andrew Kembe [LBT/10287]


CommentMar:
Evidence of children - the children listed below are all legatees in the wil of Henry Sivedall Esq. [P.C.C., 90, Byrde].


CommentMar:
Widow presented an apprentice on 4 Jul 1597.


CommentMar:
Cambridge Parish Registers - Marriage - Knapwell, p.145 - Mrs.Anne Ridles of Downham in the Isle of Ely


CommentMar:
Fac. Off. - James Bettenham of Christ Church, 29, bach. - Mary Alport of precinct of Whitefriars, 26, spinster, for St Botolph, Aldersgate.


CommentMar:
O.D.N.B. points out that she may have been the Elizabeth Miskin who married a William Crooke in ST James's Due'x Place, on 31 May 1680. IGI


ParishMar:
St Mildred Poultry with ST Mary Colechurch, London


CommentMar:
IGI - A "Benjam" Tucker is recorded as marrying a Mary Page at Enfield on 21 May 1800. The two children below are recorded at Dr Williams Library as the children of a Benjamin and Mary Tucker. A James and Martha Sherman are listed alongside Benjamin and Mary Tucker at Enfield in the Census of 1841, and a James Sherman married a Martha Tucker at Enflied on 3 Mar 1835. In the 1851 census both men again appear and are described as widowers, Sherman is described as "son-in-law visitor".


CommentMar:
IGI; Wills B 402 - administration granted to Caroline Magnay, widow of the deceased 13 Sep 1830


CommentMar:
It would appear from the IGI entries for the children that there were two wives, the first - Jane; the second - Harriet. St.Co. Archives confirm that Harriet was the widow.


CommentMar:
Based on the evidence of children listed below in IGI.


CommentMar:
- implied by "Mrs." Brissenden [LBT/30840]


ParishMar:
IGI - Richard Bate = Caroline Sophia Dale, 16 Dec 1801, St Antholin Budge Row,


CommentMar:
Mar.Lic. [Bp.Lond.] - Wight, Gabriel, stationer, and Mary Campion of Great All Hallows, Thames Street, London, spinster, daughter of Abraham Campion, deceased - at Great All Hallows aforesaid.


CommentMar:
Mar.Lic. [Bp.Lond.] - Robert Blackborne, citizen and stationer, of London, and Gertrude Langrish, of All Hallows-the-Great, London, widow of Nicholas Langrish - at All Hallows, aforesaid.


CommentMar:
- described as the "widow of Nicholas Langrish" in the Mar.Lic. For the second marriage


CommentMar:
Mar.Lic. [Vic.Gen.] - Thomas Brockett, of St Dunstan-in-the-West, London, stationer, bachelor, about 23, and Mary Archer, of St.Stephen, Coleman Street, said city, aged 21 and upwards, with consent of her mother, her father dead - at St Lawrence, Old Jewry, London.


CommentMar:
Correspondence with Barbara Tenison-Smith - Christopher Corrall, bachelor - Mary Harbottle, spinster.


CommentMar:
Correspondence with Barbara Tenison-Smith - marriage and children.


# Marriage-Sources

Comment:
- was married four times. William Leake [LBT/10337] was his son


Comment:
- Nine sons and three daughters; six of the children survived infancy


Comment:
- 'during this time(1588-96 the parish register notes the christening of five children, along with the burial of one child whose baptism was otherwise not recorded'


Comment:
- married widow Katherine Read of Islington -- at least two children.  Memorial says twelve


Comment:
- his wife and child had predeceased him


Comment:
- his widow married Lawrence Lisle [LBT/7995]


Comment:
- suggests that Anne may have subsequently married Humphrey Hooper [LBT/8584]  - see evidence of her will


Comment:
Transferred JS's copyrights to Richard Hawkins [LBT/8091] on 20 Jan 1617


Comment:
- on 24 Nov 1546 received a licence to marry Joanne Tyddeswell of St Bride's


Comment:
- married twice, and had thirteen children by each marriage


Comment:
-  1562/3- fined for hiring the Hall for his marriage


Comment:
- 'had a numerous family' - all the children listed here must have been born to this marriage


Comment:
- forename - subsequently married Charles Sledd, gentleman of Great Milton, Oxfordshire


Comment:
in 1591 married a daughter of Thomas Man [LBT/7608], stationer, the wedding being celebrated in Stationers' Hall


Comment:
- in 1622 he petitioned for release from prison - his wife was pregnant and had three other small children


Comment:
- J.B. subsequently married John Newberry [LBT/8131]


Comment:
- "A Joyce Norton, widow, married Mathew Lawe [LBT/7969], cf. [LBT/3188]


Comment:
- widow presented an apprentice for his freedom on 7 Apr 1600.


Comment:
- 'believed to have married Anne the widow of William Cooke [LBT/7225], Stationer ' see evidence of her will


Comment:
- his widow assigned her copyright ot George Bishop [LBT/8976] on 4 Mar 1639


Comment:
- married one of Elizabeth Allde's daughters


Comment:
she made over one of her copyright to Richard Royston [LBT/10120] on 6 Feb 1632.


Comment:
- by 1662 widowed and caring for his four small children


Comment:
- some time between Dec 1645 and Sep 1646 - widow of James Alford, Citizen and Grocer of London - there were children from that marriage


Comment:
- some time between Dec 1645 and Sep 1646


Comment:
- "Widow Sherleaker who lives by printing of pictures"


Comment:
- query which marriage the children belong to


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 4 May 1687 - Richard Kell, of St Sepulchre's Lond., Stationer, Bachr, abt 22, & Alice Selmon, of the same, Wid., abt 35; at St Michael, Cornhill, Lond., or St James, Clerkenwell, Midd.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 28 Jan 1689 - Thomas Parkhurst, of St Mary Cole-Church, London., Stationer, abt 40, & Priscilla Holden, of St Anne & St Agnes, Aldersgate, Lond., Wid., abt 34; alledged by Samuell White, of St Nicholas Cole-Abby, Lond., Par. Clerk; at St Nicholas Cole Abby.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 22 Feb 1686 - Robert Whipp, of St Buttolph, Aldersgate, Lond., Cit. & Stationer, Bachr, abt 29, & Eleanor Waker, St Mildred, Poultry, Lond., Spr, abt 22, at own disp., her parents dead; at St Alban, Wood Street, or [blank].


Comment:
- possible - marriage allegation - 24 Dec 1661 - William Steevens, of St Anne, Blackfryers, Stationer, Bachr, abt 25, & Mary Cooper, of St Gregory, London., Spr, abt 22, with consent of her father John Cooper, of Nottingham, Gent., ; at St Gregory', or St, Balckfryers


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 6 Jun 1692 - Thomas Hargrave, of St Andrew's, Holborn, Lond., Stationer, Bachr, aged 26, & Mrs Sarah Brace, of the same, Spr, 20 & upwds, with consent of her parents; at St Andrew's afsd or [blank]


Comment:
- under Nathaniel Butter [LBT/8120] - speaking of his mother, who after his father died married John Newbery [LBT/8131], says that her daughter Joan married a bookseller named Nathaniel Newbery.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 12 Jan 1687 - John Science, of St Bartholomew, Exchange, Lond., Printer, Bachr, abt 25, & Judith Gillman, of St Andr., Holborn, Lond., Spr, abt 19, with consent of her mother [blank] Cole alias Gillman; at St James, Clerkenwell, Midd.


Comment:
- Mary had two daughters by a previous marriage, Elizabeth Major (later wife of the london bookseller Luke Meredith) and Mary Major (later wife of the Cambridge bookseller Richard Green)


Comment:
- with whom he had at least seven daughters, and one son who did not survive to adulthood


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 11 Apr 1672 - Arthur Bolderoe, of St Dunstan's in the West, Lond., Stationer, Bachr, abt 23, & Elizabeth Laney, of Eling, Midd., Spr, abt 17, with consent of her father Nicholas Laney, Mercer; at Eling.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 27 Aug 1690 - Robert Vincent, of St Dunstan's in the West, Lond., Cit. & Stationer, Bachr, abt 25, & Mrs Sarah Hotchkis, of St James, Clerkenwell, Midd., Spr, above 21, with consent of her father; at St Antholin's, Lond.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 21 Oct 1668 - George Fathing, of St Dunstan's in the West, Lond., Stationer, Bachr, abt 24, & Margaret Brend, of the same, Spr, abt 23, at own disp., her parents dead; at Gray's Inn Chapel, Midd.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 11 Feb 1681 - Edward Cawdell, of St Gregorye's, Lond, Citizen & Stationer, Bachr, above 30, & Mrs Susanna Inwood, of St Clement Danes, Middx., Widow, abt 40; at St Lawrence Jewry or St Laurence Pountney, London.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 24 May 1669 - Thomas Bassett, of St Dunstan's in the West, Lond., stationer, Bachr, abt 32, & Judith Dring, of the same, Spr, abt 20 , with consent of her guardian; at Hackney or Newington Green, Midd.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 28 Jul 1669 - Obadiah Blagrave, of St Peter Poor,. Lond., Bookseller, Bachr, abt 28 & Elizabeth Crofts, of St Botolph's, Aldersgate, Lond., Wid., abt 35; at St Hellen's, Lond.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 26 Apr 1693 - Richard Benges [sic] of St.Sepulchre's, Bachr. abt 24 & Mrs. Sarah Milbourn of St.Giles, Cripplegate, Spr, abt 24, at own disp.


Source:
Christ Church, Newgate Street - Registers

Comment:
- 27 Apr 1693 - Richard Bruges of St Sepulchre's & Sarah Milbourn of St Giles, Cripplegate, by Mr Brice


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 28 Feb 1662 - Christopher Buckler, of St Dunstans in the West, Lond., Stationer, Bachr, 21 & upwds, & Margaret Rutter, of Cholderington, Wilts, Spr, abt 24, with consent of her father Thos Rutter, Gent.; at St Peter, Paul's Wharf, or St Gregory's


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 28 Dec 1682 - William Clayton, of St Andrew Undershaft, Lond., Cit. & Stationer, Bacr, abt 25, & Mrs Hannah Stone, of Chipping Norton, co. Oxon, Spr, abt 18, with consent of her father Mr John Stone, Mercer; at Chipping Norton.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 3 Jul 1688 - a Richard Bayly, of St Andrew's, Holborn, Lond., Stationer, Widr, abt 55, & Mrs Pentecost Wray, of the same, Wid., abt 47; at St Augustin's Lond. - the ages seem to fit the father more than the son, if it is this family.


Comment:
- William, the nephew and apprentice of Andrew Crook [LBT/10657] marries Rebecca Needham his step-daughter


Comment:
- marriage allegation 29 Jun 1663 - William Crooke, of St Faith's, Lond., Bachr, abt 22, & Rebeccas Needham of the same, Spr, abt 19, with consent of her mother Elizabeth Crooke; alleged by Thos Grover, of St Giles, Cripplegate Letter-maker; at St Gregory's, St Bennet's Wharf, or St Andrew le Wardropp, Lond.


Source:
St Benet & St Peter, Paul's Wharf - Register

Comment:
- June 30  William Crooke & Rebecka Needham


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 3 Jul 1669 - Matthew Gillyflower, of St Margaret's, Westmr, Stationer, Bachr, abt 25, & Martha Calton, of St Faith, London, but no liv. in Bedford, Spr, abt 22, with consent of her mother; at St Mary, Savoy, Midd.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 12 Dec 1687 - John Walthoe, of St Dunstan's in the West, Lond., Stationer, Bachr, abt 28, & Mrs Mary Ridley, of St Bride's, Lond., Spr, abt 18, with consent of her mother; at Stephen's Walbrook, Lond.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 16 Feb 1661 - Thomas Dawks, of St Lawrence Pountney, Lond., Statoner, Bachr, abt 24, & Anne Brooker, of the same, Spr., abt. 22, at own disp.; at St Peter;s near Paul;s Wharf, London


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 19 Dec 1681 - William Ord, of St Martin's Orgar, Lond., Citizen & Stationer, Bachr, abt 26, & Mrs Mary Mitchelbourne, of St Peter's Poore, Lond., Spr, abt 21, with consent of her mother Mrs [blank] Winck alias Mitchelbourne; at St Martin Outwich, Lond.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - Thomas Alderson, of St Mary Magdalen, Bermondsey, Surrey, Citizen & Stationer of London, Bachr, abt 26, & Mrs Catherine Baker, of same, Widow; at East Greenwich, Kent by either Mr Samuel Alderson, Clerk, M.A., or the Rector, Vicar, or Curate of the same.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 9 Sep 1685 - John Weld, of St Dunstan's in the West, Lond.,  Stationer, Bachr, abt 27, & Lucy Sharpe, of Ramsey, co. Hunt., Spr, abt 20, with consent of her mother; at Ramsey or [blank]


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 23 Apr 1674 - Adiel Mill, of St Botolph, Aldersgate, Lond., Cit. & Stationer, Bachr, abt 22, & Mrs. Joane Brent, of St Paul's, Covent Garden, Midd., Spr, abt 19 with consent of her father; at St Mary, Savoy, or St Margaret's, Westmr.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 6 Oct 1684 - William Freeman, of St Dunstan's in the West, Lond., Cit. & Stationer, Bachr, abt 24, & Mrs Elizabeth Rooks, of Wickhambrook, Suffolk, Spr, abt 23, & with consent of her mother; at St Andrew's, Holborn, or St Sepulchre's, Lond.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 19 Sep 1663 - Thomas Kyrke, of St Leonard, Foster Lane, Stationer, Bachr, abt 26, & Mary Pemberton, of St Botolph's, Bishopsgate, Spr, abt 28 at own disp.; at St Mary Stayning, Lond.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 18 Aug 1666 - Joseph Nevill, of St Gregory's, Lond., Stationer, Bachr, abt 36 & Sarah Skinner, of St Trinity in the Minories, Midd., Spr, abt 20, at own disp, her parents dead; alleged by George Stockton, of St Gregory's afsd, Cutler; at St Dunstan's in the East, or St Olave's, Hart Street, Lond.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 26 Mar 1687 - Luke Meredith, of St Gregorie's, Lond., Cit. & Stationer, Bachr, abt 26, & Mrs Elizabeth Major, of Christ Church, Lond., Spr, abt 21, with consent of her grandmother Mrs Margarett Royston, relic & Ex'ix of Richd Royston, decd; at St Dunstan's in the East, Lond., or St Mary, Savoy, Middl; also attested by Richd Meredith, of St Giles in the Fields, Gent.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 6 Dec 1676 - Richard Baldwin, of St Sepulchre's, Lond., Bachr, abt 23, & Abigail Mulford, of the same, Spr, abt 18, with her father's consent; at St Sepulchre's or St Botolph's, Aldersgate, Lond.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 26 Jan 1676 - John Lucas, of St Clement Danes, co. Middx., Stationer, Bachr, abt 28, & Elizabeth Rudd, of the same, Spr, abt 21, at own disp., her parents being dead & having no guardian; at St Alban's, Wood Str., Lond.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 22 Jan 1674 - Alexander Fifield, of Christ Church, Lond., Cit. & Stationer, Bachr, abt 26, & Anna Adams, of Hatfield, co. Hartford, Spr, abt 24, at own disp.; at Christ Church, Lond., afsd.


Comment:
- Alexander Fifield & Anne Adams, by licence


Comment:
- marriage allegation 26 Apr 1661 - James Flesher, of Christ Church, London, Stationer, Widr, abt 30, & Elizabeth Bee, of St Botoph, Aldersgate, Maiden, abt 18, with consent of her father Cornelius Bee; at St Botolph's afsd.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 12 Oct 1687 - Stanhope Harper, of St James, Clerkenwell, Midd., Printer, Bachr, abt 24, & Mrs Anne Weekes, of the same, Spr, abt 23, with consent of her father; at St Bartholomew the Great, Lond.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 17 Aug 1667 - Gabriel Cox, of St Paul's, Covent Garden, Midd., Cit. & Stationer, Bachr, abt 27, & Mrs.Elizabeth Snade, of St Martin's in the Fields in sd co., Spr, a bt 20, with the consent of her father; at St Martin afsd, St Giles, Cripplegate, or Richmond, Surry.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 4 Feb 1687 - Charles Peregrine, of St Bartholomew the Great, Lond., Cit. & Stationer, Bachr, abt 27, & Hannah Philipps, of St Saviour's, Southwark, Surrey, Spr, abt 30; at St Mildred's, Poultry, Lond.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 8 Apr 1673 - Daniell Slater, of St Dunstan's in the West, Lond., Cit. & Stationer, Bachr, abt 24, & Sarah Douce, of Hackney, Midd., Spr, abt 21, with consent of her mother; at St Dunstan's in the East, Lond.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 5 Jan 1693 - Robert Tristram, of St Sepulchre's, Lond., Stationer, Bachr, abt 26, & Mrs Mary Stowers, of St Mary Somersett, Lond., Spr, abt 22, at own disp.; at St Peter's, Cornhill, or [blank]


Comment:
- married some time between 1664 and 1666


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 9 Jul 1680 - Henry Hills, of St Anne, Blackfryers, London, Printer, Bachr, abt 26, & Mrs Anne Buckstone, of St Mary, Savoy, Middx., Widow, abt 23; at the Charter House, London.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 26 Dec 1692 - Thomas Hodgkin, of St Botolph's, Aldersgate, Cit. & Stationer of Lond., 30 & upwds, & Mrs Amy Bromfeild, of St Bartholomew the Great, Lond., Spr, 25 & upwds, at own disp.; at St Vedast alias Foster, Lond.


Comment:
- marriage allegation -  27 Mar 1690 - Joseph Knight, of St Martin's in the Fields, Midd., Bookseller, Bachr abt 38, & Mrs Elizabeth Pope, of the same, Wid., abt 38; at St Andrew's Holborn


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 8 Oct 1685 - Benjamin Allport, of St Bartholomew the Less, Lond., Stationer, Bachr, abt 23, & Dorothy Dawks, Spr, abt 20, with consent of her father Thos Dawks, of St Andrew Wardrobe, Lond., Printer, who alleges; at St Bottolph's Aldersgate, Lond.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 14 Apr 1662 - William Jemson, of St Faith's, Lond., Stationer, Bachr, abt 30, & Joyce Stubbs, of the same, Spr, abt 30, at own disp.; St Martin, Ironmonger Lane.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 16 Aug 1673 - John Penn, of St Dunstan's in the West, Lond., Cit. & Stationer, Bachr, abt 26, & Mary Clay, of Whitefryers, Lond., Wid., abt 25; at Mymmes, co. Midd.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 24 Jun 1663 - Richard Gammon, of St Mary, Savoy, Middx., Stationer, Bachr, abt 26, & Jane Perin, of the same, Spr, aged 23, with Consent of her father [blank] Perin, Gent.,; at St Mary, Savoy.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 24 Dec 1669 - Charles Harper, of St Dunstan's in the West, Lond., Cit. & Stationer, Bachr, abt 25, & Susanne Wynch, of St Giles, Cripplegate, Lond., Spr, abt 24 & at her own disp.; at St Bartholw the Great, Laond. [Not signed nor attested.]


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 11 Dec 1669 - Allen Bancks, of St Dunstan's in the West, Lond., Cit. & Stationer, Bachr, abt 23, & Catherine Clerke, of Edmundton, Midd., Spr, abt 17, with consent of her father


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 22 May 1677 - Samuel Keble, of St Dunstan's in the West, Lond., Cit. & Stationer, Bachr, abt 26, & Mary Standard, of St Paul's, Covent Garden, co. Middx., Spr, abt 23, with her father's consent; at St Mary, Savoy, co. Middx., or St Andrew's, Holbonr, Lond., or Lincoln's Inn Chapel, Lond.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 29 Oct 1688 - John Lewis of St Clement's Danes, Midd., Bookseller, Bachr, abt 27, & Anne Read, of St Anne, Westminster, Spr, abt 19, with consent of her mother; at St Anne's afsd. [This entry cancelled, and marked "Vacat" in margin.]


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 19 Jul 1682 - Isaac Frith, of St Andrew Hubbard, Lond., Stationer, Bachr, abt 29, & Mary Wilbeck, of Reading Berks, Spr, abt 26, at her own disp.; at Shawford 0r [blank], co. Berks.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 15 Nov 1669 - Robert Limpany, of Fulham, Midd., Cit. & Stationer of London, Bachr, abt 25, & Judith White, of Putney, Surry, Spr, abt 19, with consent of her father James White, of the same; at Putney or Fulham.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 4 Apr 1665 - Robert Roberts, of St Trinity, Lond., cit. & Stationer, Bachr, abt 25, & Mary Hewerton, of the same, Maiden, abt 24, at own disp.; at St John Zachary, Lond.


Comment:
- under entry for son James Leake [LBT/18284]


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 24 Dec 1687 - Thomas Macock, of St Bartholomew the Less, Lond., Stationer, Bachr, abt 46, & Ursula Pitman, of St Andrew, Holborn, Midd., Wid., abt 36; at St Andrew's afsd.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 4 Nov 1689 - A John Langley, of St Clemts Danes, Midd., Stationer, Bachr, abt 23, & Catherine Smith, of the same, Spr, abt 24, at own disp.; at St Clement's afsd.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 7 Feb 1690 - Richard Bentley, of St Paul, Covent Garden, Midd., Stationer, Bachr, abt 40, & Mrs Katherine Davis, of St Martin's in the Fields, Midd., Spr, abt 25, with consent of her mother, her father dead; at St Margaret's Westmr, St Martin's in the Fields, or [blank]


Comment:
- at least 3 children --- all three baptised in --- St.Paul's, Covent Garden


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 13 Mar 1689 - A John Smith, of St Faith, Lond., Stationer, Bachr, abt 32 & Frances Gibbs, of the same, Spr, above 30, at own disp.; at St Augustine's, Lond.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 6 Dec 1679 - Henry Lord, of St Dunstan in the West, London, Stationer, Bachr, abt 25 & Mrs Mary Mallard, of St Margaret's Westminster, Spr, abt 26, at her own disposal; at St Margaret's Westminster.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 23 May 1676 - Wm Warter, of St Dunstan's in the West, Lond., Cit. & Stationer, Bachr, abt 24, & Elizabeth Dawks, of the same, Spr, abt 22, at own disp.; at St Bartholomew the Less, Lond.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 1 Mar 1666 - Langley Curtiss, of St Bride's, Lond., Stationer, Bachr, abt 24, & Jane Evans, of St Barthw the Less, Lond., Spr, abt 23, with consent of her mother; at St Mary Somerset or St Bride's, Lond.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 30 Mar 1677 - Robert Steele, of St Botolph's, Aldersgate, Lond., Cit. & Stationer, Bachr, abt 24, & Jane Burgess, of St Bartholomew the Less, Lond., Spr, abt 19, with the consent of her brother Humfrey Burgess, her parents being dead; at St Bartholomew afsd, St Botolph's Aldersgate, or St Pancras, co. Middx.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 16 Aug 1683 - Alexander Milborn, of Criplegate, Lond., Stationer, Bachr, 22, & Elizabeth Watson, of the same, Spr, with consent of her uncle, her parents dead; at Criplegate afsd.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 1 Feb 1687 - a Robert Moore, of St Clement's Danes, Midd., Bookseller, Widr, abt 35, & Joane Smith, of the same, Wid., abt 34; at St Clement's Danes


Comment:
- marriage allegation - Anthony Izard, of St Benet's, Paul's Wharf, Lond., Printer, Bachr, abt 23, & Mary Harris of the same, Maiden, abt 21, with consent of her mother Elinor Berry alias Harris; at St Ann's, Blackfryers, or in the par. Ch. of the Old Jury, Lond.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 8 May 1678 - Freeman Collins, of St Clement Danes, co. Middx., Stationer, Bachr, abt 25, & Susannah Cotterell, of St Sepulchre's afsd, St Mary, Savoy, or St James, Clerkenwell, co. Middx.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 12 Feb 1777 - Thomas Newcomb, of St Mary, Savoy, co. Middx., Cit. & Stationer, Bachr, abt 24, & Dorothy Young, London Bridge, Spr, abt 16, with consent of her mother and the Right Worsl Ld Mayor & the Court of Aldermen; at St Martin's in the Fields, co. Middx.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 20 May 1681 - Jonathan Wilkins, of St Mildred's, Poultry, London, Stationer, Bachr, abt 28, & Mrs Mary Speede, of St Stephen's, Colman Street, London, Spr, abt 20, with consent of her father Mr Wm Speede, of the same, Citizen & Leatherseller; at St Stephen's aforesd.


Comment:
- married Elizabeth Annesley, daughter of the eminent nonconformist minister Dr Samuel Annesley


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 8 Sep 1662 - Dorman Newman, of St Mildred, Poultry, Stationer, Bachr, abt 25. & Mary Bellowes, Spr, abt 19, with consent of her mother Dorcas Bellowes of Christ Church, Lond., Wid.; at St Dunstan's in the East.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 1 Aug 1693 - Edward Pawlett, of St Dunstan in the West, Lond., Stationer, Bachr, abt 22, & Mrs Elizabeth Simpson, of Grantham, co. Linc., Spt, aged 17, with consent of her guardn, at ….


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 16 Nov 1693 - William Perkins, of St Sepulchre's, Lond., Cit. & Stationer, Bachr, abt 24, & Mrs Anne Budd, of St Bottolph's, Aldersgate, Lond., Wid., abt 26; at St James, Garlickhithe, Lond.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 27 Feb 1666 - Leonard Sowersby, of St Clemt Danes, Midd.,  Stationer, Bachr, abt 36, & Elizabeth Brockenbury, of St Giles in the Fields, Midd., Wid., abt 36; alleged by Wm Allenby, of St Mary Aldermary, Bricklayer; at St Mary Magd., Old Fish Str., or St Bennet's Paul;s Wharf, Lond.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 12 Sep 1676 - Daniell Browne, of St Clement Danes, co. Middlx., Cit. & Stationer, Widr, abt 27, & Susana Welch, of Tottenham, co. Middx. Spr, abt 22, at own disp., her parents being dead; at St Martin's Outwich, Lond.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 29 Feb 1674 - Nicholas Cox, of St Andrew's, Holborn, Lond., Stationer, Bachr, abt 22, & Elizth Cole, of Tottenham, Middx., Spr, abt 22, at own disp., her parents dead.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 4 Apr 1672 - William Jacob, of St Andrew's, Holborn, Lond., Stationer, Bachr, abt 28, & Sarah Wise, of St Dunstan's in the West, Lond., Spr, abt 24, with consent of her father; at St Sepulchre's, Lond.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 15 Dec 1682 - Richard Sare, of St Andrew's, Holborn, Midd., Stationer, Bachr, abt 25, & Katharine Swift, of St Martin's in the Fields, Midd., Spr, abt 20, with consent of her parents; at St Mary Athill, Lond.


Comment:
-surprisingly young bride is confirmed by a reference to her sister Rachel (b.1676) in his will, and Playford refers to his apprentice John Baker of Oxford, bound to him on 2 Mar 1702, as his brother


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 17 Sep 1662 - Thomas Dicas, of St Faith's Lond., Stationer, Bachr, abt 28, & Hannah Fulley, of little St Bartholomew, Lond., Spr, abt 15, at own disp., her parents dead; at St James, Clerkenwell, Middx.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 10 Jul 1662 - Richard Dickinson, of St Gregory, Lond., Stationer, Bachr, abt 25, & Susanna Farlow, Spr, abt 15, with consent of her mother [blank] Gamage, now wife of Nicholas Gamadge, of St Martin, Ludgate, Stationer; at Gregory afsd, or St Peter, Paul's Wharf, Lond.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 17 Apr 1688 - John Sutton, of St Bartholomew ye Great, Lond., Printer, Bachr, abt 30 & Anne Highfield, of the same, Spr, abt 25, at own disp.; At All Hallows in the Wall, Lond.


Comment:
- at least ten children, but only three daughters are known to have lived to adulthood


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 3 Sep 1673 - William Warner, of St John Zachary, Lond., Cit. & Stationer, Bachr, abt 24, & Elizabeth Wardner, of St Giles, Cripplegate, Lond., Spr, abt 22, at own disp., parents dead; at Islington, Midd.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 6 May 1687 - Thomas Dalton, of St Mary Woolnoth, Lond., Stationer, Bachr, abt 28, & Joyce Hall, of St Peter, Cornhill, Lond., Wid., above 30; alleged by Henry Bilton, of Hackney, Midd., Gent.; at St Peter's Cornhill.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 19 Oct 1689 - Edmund Richardson, of St Mildred, Poultry, Lond., Stationer, Bachr, abt 29, & Anne Underwood, of St Mary Cole-Church, Lond., Spr, abt 24, at own disp., parents dead; at St Mildred's


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 2 Jun 1682 - William Whitehead, of St Mary Woolnoth, Lond., Stationer, Bachr, abt 25, & Elizabeth Dell, of St Michaell in St Alban's, co. Herts, Spr, abt 20, with consent of her mother Susanne Dell, Wid.; at St Michaell's aforesd.


Comment:
- possible - marriage allegation - 21 Apr 1684 - Samuell Noone, of St Martin's, Ludgate, Lond., Printer,  Bachr, abt 24, & Dorothy Collier, of St Bride's, Lond., Spr, abt 22, at own disp., her parents dead; at St Mary, Savoy, Midd.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 21 Jan 1682 - John Lawrence, of St Christopher's, Lond., Stationer, Bachr, abt 25, & Margaret Rosewell, of Rotherhith, Surrey, Spr, abt 23, with consent of her father; at St Christopher's afsd or [blank]


Comment:
- under Thomas Bensley [LBT/16292] for mother's identity


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 14 Apr 1669 - Timothy Peirce, of St Botolph, Aldersgate, Lond., Stationer, Bachr, abt 24, & Sarah Paxton, Spr, abt 26, da. Of Edmund Paxton, of St Barthw the Great, Cit. & Stationer, who alleges; at St Mary, Islington.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 3 Jan 1671 - James Collins, of St Martin's, Ludgate, Lond., Cit. & Stationer, Bachr, abt 30, & Mrs. Mary Bolton, of St Margaret's , Westmr, Spr, abt 23, at own disp,; at the Charterhouse, Lond.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 9 Oct 1679 - Thomas Flesher, of St Faith's, London, Citizen & Stationer, Bachr, abt 27, & Mrs.Frances Rewse, of Twittenham <sic>, Middx., Spr, abt 25, at her own dispose; at Thistleworth, co. Middx.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 21 Nov 1683 - Job Kellington, of St Botolph, Aldersgate, Lond., bookseller Wdr, abt 24, & Mrs. Anne Lee of Christ Church, London., Spr, abt 24, at own disp.; at St Nicholas Cole Abby, Lond.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 12 Apr 1688 - John Seller, of St Gregory by Paul's, Lond., Stationer, Bachr, abt 21, & Elizabeth Perwich, of Hackney, Midd., Spr, abt 21, at own disp., her parents dead & no guardn; at Allhallows the Great, or St Giles, Cripplegate, Lond.


Comment:
- possible - marriage allegation - 4 Jul 1678 - a John Smith, of St Foster's, Lond., Stationer, Bachr, abt 26, & Elizabeth Reeve, of Warsworth, co. Bucks, Wid., abt 24, at own disp.; at Par Ch. Of Warsworth afsd.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 4 Jul 1678 - a John Smith, of St Foster's, Lond., Stationer, Bachr, abt 26, & Elizabeth Reeve, of Warsworth, co.. Bucks, Wid., abt 24, at own disp.; at Par. Ch. Of Warsworth afsd.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 31 Jul 1683 - Isaac Cleave, of St Dunstan's in the West, Lond., Stationer, Bachr, abt 30, & Constance Feering, of St Bartholomew the Less, Lond., Wid., abt 35; at St Botolph's, Bishopsgate, or St Mary Aldermanbury, Lond.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 20 Oct 1682 - Thomas Yeate, of Great St Bartholomew, Lond., Stationer, bachr, abt 26, & Mrs Elizabeth Clark, of St Bartholomew the Less, Lond., Spr, 23, at her own disp.; at St James, Clerkenwell, or St Barthw the Less.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 21 Mar 1668 - John Stephens, of St Dunstan's in the West, Lond., Cit. & Stationer, Bachr, abt 25, & Elizabeth Shelbury, Spr, abt 21, with consent of her mother Anne Shelbury, of Whaddon, Surry, Wid.; at Croydon, Surry, or St Dunstan's afsd.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 25 Mar 1685 - Joseph Streater, of St Benedict, Paul's Wharf, Lond., Stationer, Bachr, abt 21, & Mrs Bethia Moseley, of Dover, Kent, Spr, abt 20, with consent of her mother Mrs Hannah Nelson; at Barnes, Surrey.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 18 Jul 1665 -
George Bale, of St Olave's, Silver Street, Lond., Cit. & Stationer, & Mary James, of the same, Spr, abt 30 own disp.; at St Olave's afsd.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - a Thomas Terrey, of St Sepulchre's, Lond., Stationer, Bachr, abt 27, & Mrs Anne Alexander, of St Clement's Eastcheap, Lond., Spr, abt 21, with consent of her parents; at St Mary Magdalen, Bermondsey, Surrey.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 20 Aug 1668 - Walter Kettilby, of St Sepulchre's Lond., Cit & Stationer, Bachr, abt 27, & Avis Hambleton, of the same, Spr, abt 29, at own disp.; alleged by John Billing, of the same, Cit. & Girdler; at st James, Clerkenwell, Midd.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 12 Sep 1677 - John Bellinger, of St Dunstan's in the West, Lond., Stationer, Widr, abt 47, & Elizabeth Manning, of St Botolph's Bishopsgate, Lond., Spr, abt 30, at own disp.; at All Hallowes in the Wall, Lond.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 4 Aug 1666 - Thomas Warren, of St Leonard, Foster Lane, Lond., Cit. & Stationer, Bachr, abt 22, & Frances Moore, of St Pancras, Soper Lane, Lond., Wid., abt 35; at St Gregory's, Lond,.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 30 Oct 1691 - Thomas Newborough, of St Gregorie's, Lond., Bookseller, Bachr, abt 30, & Mrs Martha Atkins, of the same, Widow, aged 33; at St Gregory's


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 13 Nov 1669 - William Cooper, of St Botolph, Aldersgate, Lond., Cit. & Stationer, Bachr, abt 30, & Mrs Mary Cleare, of St Bathw the Less, Lond., Spr, abt 19, with the consent of her father Richard Cleare, Carver; at St Barthws afsd.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 27 Aug 1677 - George Wells, of St Faith's, Lond., cit. & Stationer, Bachr, abt 27, & Mary Thomas, of St Gregory's, Lond.,, Spr, abt 18, with consent of Obedienor Pollybrand her guardian; at All Hallowes in the Wall, Lond., or Chapel of Charterhouse, Lond.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - William Wells, of St Botolph's, Aldersage, Lond., Cit. & Stationer, Bachr, abt 24, & Dorothy Copeland (or Capeland), of Wiggen [Wigan], co. Lanc., Spr. Abt 23, at own disp., parents dead; at St Gregory's, Lond.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 12 Dec 1676 - Francis Clark, of St James, Clerkenwell, co. Middx., Cit. & Stationer, Bachr, abt 24, & Edith Panton, of Christ Church, Lon., Spr, abt 24, with her father's consent; at Par Ch. Of Hornsey, co. Middx.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 26 Feb 1676 - Wm White alias Marshall, of Deptford, co. Kent, Cit. & Stationer, Bachr, abt 25, & Jane Brooks, of the same, Wid., abt 20; at Par Ch. Of Deptford afsd.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 7 Apr 1687 - Francis Hubbartt, of St Bartholomew the Less, Lond., Bookseller, abt 25, & Elizabeth Iles, of St James, Clerkenwell, Midd., Spr, abt 17, with consent of her sister Frances Iles, her father living at Oxford & not being in perfect senses; at St Mary Magd., Old Fish Str., Lond.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 13 Aug 1672 - Humphrey Pooler, of St Foster's, Lond., Cit. & Stationer, Bachr, abt 26, & Phoebe Haines, of St Martin's in the Fields, Midd., Spr, abt 20, with consent of her father; at St Martin's afsd.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 22 Jan 1673 - John Williams, junr, of St Botolph's, Aldersgate, Lond., Cit. & Stationer, Bacr, abt 24, & Mrs Anne Twyford, of Kentish Town, Midd., Spr, abt 22, with consent of her father; at Highgate, co. Midd.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 10 Aug 1666 - John Wright, of St Sepulchre's, Lond., Stationer, Bachr, abt 22, * Anne Ibitson, of the same, Spr, abt 17, with consent of her father Bartholomew Ibitson, of Lidge, co. York Butcher; at St Andrew Hubberd, Lond. - This would appear to be a probable identification, although his age is a little young in view of his Freedom date in 1663.


Comment:
- only two [children] … lived to maturity


Comment:
- in 1748 he went back to Wales to marry Elizabeth Lloyd


Comment:
- at some point Pote married Bartlet's daughter


Comment:
- leaving five dutiful and affectionate children


Comment:
- large family, including four daughters and a son, not carried on the business


Comment:
- 'married a daughter of Archibald Hamilton II' [LBT/18712]


Comment:
- Thomas Curtis [LBT/18208] "was brother-in-law to Henry Baldwin [LBT/21753]


Comment:
- Caesar Ward [LBT/18545] called Chandler his brother-in-law, but no evidence has been discovered to clarify that relationship (Ann Ward's birth name and Chandler's marital status are unknown; the two might have been foster or step-siblings by the same eighteenth-century description)


Comment:
- John Collambell of St Sepulchre's & Elizabeth Franklin of Christ Church, by banns, Mr.Banson


Comment:
- ??? - 'Henry's marriage with Mary <sic>, whose parentage is unknown, produced a son, George Henry (b.1797), and at least two daughers'. His brother Charles [LBT/22494] seems to have married a Mary.


Comment:
- daughter of the Revd Thomas Jones on 1 Apr 1769


Comment:
- at some time before 1718 he had married


Comment:
- Charles Bathurst of the Middle Temple, London, B., and Mary Brian of Harrow on the Hill, Middx. S.


Comment:
- simply says he married in 1825 & and he retired to Croydon with his wife who survived him


Comment:
- by whom he had fourteen children; of these there survived three sons --- and four daughters


Comment:
- he left "a widow, with two sons and three daughters"


Comment:
- not clear when and where he married his wife, Rachel, but they left no children


Comment:
- wife was independently wealthy - three sons and three daughters


Comment:
- wife - seems to have been older - predeceased him


Comment:
- eleven children, eight sons and three daughters


Comment:
- children - his wife and one daughter died of cholera the day before his death


Comment:
- three children were under age when Richard died


Comment:
- return of aliens 1568 - 'with his doughter'


Comment:
- cf. for possible identification with the widow Amelyne Faxe


Comment:
- Denization on 1 Jul 1544 - 'Has been long in England and married to an English woman


Comment:
- Mary's reign when he fled to Geneva with his wife and daughter


Comment:
- under William Hertford [LBT/28418] -'probably the son of John and Katherine Hertford'


Comment:
- 1551 Dutch Church - 'Nicolias vand Berghe, met Elizabeth'; also 1550-60 - 'Nicolais van de Berghe, met Elizabeth, impressor'; 1560 Dutch Church - ' Vidua Nicolai Bergensis, calcographi, cum suis orphanis'


Comment:
- suggests that Thomas may have been the father of  Richard Kele [LBT/28231] and John Kele [LBT/1296]


Comment:
-  she came from Hampshire - married at Gosport. They formally separated in 1832. Jane leaving Fleet Street and setting up a bookshop on her own


Comment:
- after William - two, possibly three, further children were baptized between 1722 and 1726


Comment:
- Mrs.Caslon re-married "to Mr.Strong, a medical gentleman, in 1799, who died in 1802


Comment:
- they had a daughter and a son [James Dolling]


Comment:
- leaving a widow, Elizabeth, a son, and five daughters


Comment:
- he was married and had at least one daughter, Elizabeth; but who his wife was and when his daughter was born are unknown


Comment:
- possible - marriage allegation - 17 Mar 1683 - Richard Jones, of St Bottolph's, Aldersgate, London., Bookseller, Widr, abt 39, & Dorothy Gardner, of St Andrew's, Holborn, Lond., Spr, abt 30, at her own disp.; at Lincoln's Inn Chapel, Lond.


Comment:
- 'having been twice married, leaving four sons and one daughter Joan [LBT/3259] who married Richard Tottel [LBT/8571], the printer.'


Comment:
- his first wife - by whom he had eleven children


Comment:
- says that William married the daughter of Wm.Oxlade [LBT/19761], Bookbinder; and  suggests that Alexander [] may have been may have been their son;  and, further that he might be the same person as the Alexander Crawford [LBT/24431].  In view of the fact that this Alexander's father was described as William, a bookbinder, at the time of his binding and that he was apprenticed  to John Oxlade [LBT/20761], the son of William Oxlade [LBT/19761]  this suggestion has been accepted


Comment:
- Notes - 'almost certainly Eliz Webster, dau of James [LBT/15697] & Alice Grover [LBT/5383] & widow of Richard Webster [LBT/12815]'.
   Alice Grover's will makes it clear that Elizabeth was then Elizabeth Webster - William Bonny is a witness to this will


Comment:
- daughter of Fry's master Henry Portsmouth


Comment:
- shortly after the death of his first wife in 1783 Jackson was married again


Comment:
- under Paul Fourdrinier [LBT/28897] - 'A painting of Henry and his family of about 1785 shows his daughter Jemima - the future mother of Cardinal Newman - and his sons Henry Fourdrinier (1766-1854) and Sealy Fourdrinier (1773-1847)'


Comment:
- eleven children (five girls and six boys)


Comment:
- 'surname was probably Oulton' - 'Richard Oulton, her son from her previous marriage'


Comment:
- T.B. died leaving a second wife, Margaret and two sons


Comment:
- with Hester he had seven children, three of whom survived to maturity


Comment:
- at his death had four surviving children


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 21 Nov 1692 - Peter De Varennets (or Varennes), of St Martin;s in the Fields, Midd., Bookseller, Bachr, abt 26, & Mrs Margaret Le Blanc, of the Spr, abt 18, with consent of her mother Mrs Le Blanc, Wid.; at any French Church or Chapel in London or suburbs.


Comment:
- Sarah Nicholas (Valeria)  - the marriage was a disaster, and the couple soon separated


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 19 Sep 1672 - a Thomas Archer, of St Dunstan's in the West, Lond., Stationer <sic>, bachr, abtr 24, & Alice Wingate, of Harlington, co. Bedf., Spr, abt 17, with consent of parents; at Harlington.


Comment:
- separating from his wife [1798], apparently on account of her partiality for one of her sons [? Was she a widow with children from a previous marriage - see below]


Comment:
- In 1792 he married Martha Massey (1769-1811), and Englishwoman


Comment:
- at the age of sixty-three, he remarried


Comment:
= MW niece of William Winchester, a cousin of his mother. WW was a stationer in the Strand. - Four daughters and four sons


Comment:
- married whilst at Heydon Bridge - marriage - apparently not a happy one


Comment:
this marriage soon borke down --- though --- a small weekly allowance after they separated


Comment:
- [at marriage] both their ages not making thirty-eight.  - a numerous family - for his comments on some see below


Comment:
- sister of his partner Augustus Applegath


Comment:
- In 1792 he married Martha Massey (1769-1811) an Englishwoman- nine children - six survived their father


Comment:
- at the age of sixty-three, he remarried - at the age of sixty-three, he remarried


Comment:
= widow of the proprietor of the "General Advertizer" - wife survived him


Comment:
- says MF remarried an apothecary - James Waugh


Comment:
- Sophia - she and four children survived him


Comment:
- says Bell "appears never to have married"


Comment:
- under EP/0330, father described as a journeyman bookbinder


Comment:
- grant paid to Thomas on the death of his wife in Jul 1817


Comment:
- 1604 - when he married Em or Emman, the widow of Peter Short [LBT/8436], printer


Comment:
- he worked for Timothy Mangles of Suffolk Lane, [and] In 1794 he married Miss Mangles's maid


Comment:
- nothing, however, is known of his wife or children


Comment:
- married twice and had numerous children (either fourteen or seventeen) - those listed below from IGI are probably the children of this marriage


Comment:
- married twice and had numerous children (either fourteen or seventeen) - those listed below from IGI are prbably the children of this marriage


Comment:
- five children baptized at St Michael, Wood Street, between 1614 and 1624


Comment:
- he married in March 1642 Lydia Tiler, a widow.


Comment:
-'reportedly to the keeper of a small circulating library near Oxford Street who later died through drink remained obscure to contemporary obvservers'


Comment:
- twice married, and had twenty-two children, one of whom, Richard [LBT/7331], was a printer


Comment:
- Denization = 'Married to a French woman'


Comment:
- wife was widow of Nicholas Vagode [LBT/30659], a plumber


Comment:
- mentions widow. Under John Toy [LBT/29163] Duff says - 'there are some reasons for believing that Toy married Elizabeth [LBT/6421], the widow of Nicholas Sutton [LBT/29169], whose house in Paul's Chuchyard afterwards belonged to Humphrey Toy [LBT/8606]'


Comment:
- Bynneman's widow - afterwards married Mr.Sled [Herbert,  p.1288]


Comment:
- 'Richard Oulton [LBT/8848], her son from her previous marriage' - see his Freedom entry. Though there are problems with this set of connections. There are conflicting statements in the Stationers' Company records as to whether Oulton jnr. was Elizabeth's son or son-in-law


Comment:
- met in Guatemala when she was sixteen, daughter of the Dutch consul. Jeanetter known as 'Netty'.  George survived by five children


Comment:
- had a least two daughters and two sons


Comment:
-  declared a 'moral marriage'.  1842- almost estranged, Eliza moved to Devon with the children


Comment:
- seven children, four of whom survived him


Comment:
- William Rufus Chetwood of St Paul, Covent Garden, Middx., W., and Anne Brett of the same, S.


Comment:
- two daughters, both of whom died in early childhood in the 1740s


Comment:
- in 1840 Cleave apparently introduced his mistress into his marital home - his wife suffered a nervous breakdown shortly afterwards - but she survived him


Comment:
- 'likely that he remained unmarried since a nephew, Alfred Frederick King, was left to execute his will'


Comment:
- in 1849 a wife is mentioned - [poss. - Elizabeth Harold, St George's , Mayfair, Westminster,15 Apr 1750];  re- Mary - 'she may have been the wife mentioned in 1749. On the other hand, the fact that Matthew and Mary Darly had five children between 1761 and 1770 and not (apparently) earlier suggest that she may have been his second wife.'


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 14 Sep 1661 - Nicholas Gamage, of St Mildred's, Poultry, Lond., Stationer, Widr, abt 43, & Hannah Farley, of St Martin, Ludgate, Wid., abt 40; at Islington, Midd.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 10 Nov 1662 - John Clay, of St Sepulchre's, Lond., Printer, Bachr, abt 34, & Mary Colbrooke, of the same, Maiden, abt 31, at own disp.; at st Bennet's Paul's Wharf, Lond.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 5 Jun 1663 - Joseph Moxon, of St Michael's, Cornhill, Lond., Printer, Widr, abt 35, & Hannah Cooke, of St Lawrence, Jewry, Lond., Spr, abt 18, at own disp., her parents dead; at Allhallows in the Wall or St Gregory's, Lond.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 9 Jul 1663 - John Bullock, of St Katherine Creechurch, Lond., Stationer <sic>, Bachr, abt 24, & Mary Hewkins, of the same, Spr, abt 24, at own disp.; at Stepney, Middx., or Christ Church, Lond.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 13 May 1665 - William Phillipps, of St Dunstan's in the West, Cit & Stationer, Bachr, abt 26, & Mary Torshell, Spr, abt 17, with consent of her mother Mary Torshell, of the afsd parish, Wid.; at St Dunstan's afsd.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 31 Jan 1666 - Henry Evans, of Christ Church, Lond., Stationer, Wdr, abt 42, & Ellen Torkesey, of St Margaret Pattons, Lond., Wid., abt 30; at St James Garlickhith, or St Mary Aldermary, Lond.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 22 Feb 1666 - Henry Tyler, of St Olave's, Silver Street, Lond., Stationer, Widr, abt 58, & Elizabeth Palmer, of St Sepulchre;s London. Wid., abt 50, at St Alban's Wood Street, Lond.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 30 Jul 1666 - Edward Powell, of St Botolph's, Aldersgate, Lond., Cit. & Stationer, Widr, abt 35, & Jane Smith, of St Sepulchre's, Lond., Spr, abt 35; at St Anne's, Blackfryers, Lond., or [blank]


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 10 Jan 1688 - William, Adderton, of St Barthw the Less, Lond., City & Stationer, Wdr, abt 62, & Elizabeth Godsave, of Prittlewell, Essex, Wid., abt 47,; at St James Dukes Place


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 29 Jan 1668 - Thomas Proudlove, of St Clemt Danes, Midd., Stationer, Bachr, abt 22, & Amy Harris, of St Giles in the Fields, Midd., Spr, abt 22, with consent of her mother; at Marybone, Midd.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 6 Jul 16689 - Robert Pricke, of St Giles, Cripplegate, Lond., Stationer, Bachr, abt 24, & Abigaell Wells alias Ranton, Stepney, Midd., Spr, abt 19, with consent of her uncle Wm Wells, her parents dead; at Allhallows in the Wall or St Martin's Outwich, Lond.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 30 Mar 1670 - Isaac Bartholomew, of St Andrew's, Holborn, Lond., Cit. & Stationer, Widr, abt 38, & Susanna Waterman of the same, Spr, abt 24, at own disp.' at St Clemt Danes, Midd.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 14 Apr 1670 - Giles Widdowes, of St Botolph, Aldersgate, Lond., Cit. & Stationer <sic>, Bachr, abt 28, & Martha Crowch, of the same, Spr, abt 22, at own disp.; at St Trinity, Minories, Midd.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 25 Aug 1670 - Nathaniell Ranew, of St Austin's, Lond., Cit. & Stationer, Bachr, abt 33, & Elizabeth Kerrington, of Highgate, Midd., Spr, abt 28, at own disp.; at St Mary, Islington, Midd., St Mildred's, Bread Street, or Allhallows in the Wall, Lond.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 10 Sep 1670 - Thomas Williams, of St Botolph's, Aldersgate, Lond., Cit. & Stationer, Widr, abt 50, & Mary Norman, of St Sepulchre's, Lond., Wid., abty 40; at St Botolph's afsd.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 30 Sep 1672 - Robert Huddlestone, of St Dunstan's in the West, Lond., Stationer, Bachr, abt 23, & Mrs.Elizabeth Wright, of the same, Spr, abt 24, at own disp.; at Enfield, Midd.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 8 Apr 1673 - Roger Atlee, of St Ethelborow, Lond., Stationer, Bachr, abt 24, & Elizabeth Maudit, of St Botolph, Aldersgate, Lond., Spr, abt 20, with consent of her mother; at St Botolphs afsd or Charter House, Lond.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 12 Sep 1673 - Rowland Reynolds, of St Mildred's Poultry, Lond., Cit. & Stationer, Widr, abt 30, & Mary Trigges, of St Botolph's, Aldgate, Lond., Spr, abt 18, with consent of her father; at St Botolph's afsd.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 30 Sep 1674 - Thomas Dring, of St Dunstan's in the West, Lond., Stationer, Widr, abt 30, & Christian Balrick, of St Martin's, Ludgate, Spr, abt 18, with her father's consent; at St Sepulchre's, Lond.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 5 Feb 1677 - Thomas Hodgkin, of St Sepulchre's, Lond., Stationer, Bachr, abt 34, & Hanna Newland, of St Sepulchre's afsd, Spr, abt 24, at own disp.; at Par. Ch of Islington or Clerkenwell, co. Middx.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 12 Feb 1677 - Edward Darrell, o St Foster's, Lond., cit. & Stationer, Bachr, abt 24, & Anne Wrigglesworth, of Tring, co. Herts, Widr, abt 26; at Par. Ch. of Tring afsd.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 30 Apr 1677 - James Gray, of St Giles without Cripplegate, Lond., Stationer, Widr, abt 36, & Anne Holton, of St Giles in the Fields, co. Middx., Spr, abt 28, at own disp.; at St Bartholomew's the Less.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 9 Apr 1678 - Richard Littleton, of St Bartholomew, Exchange, Lond., Stationer <sic>, Widr, abt 36, & Elizabeth Hatley, of St Mary Aldermary, Lond., Spr, abt 29, at own disp.; at Christ Church, Lond.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 5 Jul 1680 - Charles Passinger, of St Magnus the Martyr, London, Citizen & Stationer, Wdr, abt 31, & Mrs.Jane Hill, of St Mary, Guildford, co. Surrey, Spr, abt 27, at her own dispose; at St Magnus the Martyr or St Dunstan's in the East, London.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 23 Mar 1681 - Thomas Moore, of St Sepulchre's, Middx., Stationer, Bachr, abt 27, & Mary Farmer, of St Paul, Covent Garden, Middx., Spr, aged 23, at her own dispose; at St Paul, Covent Garden, St Martin's in the Fields, or St Mary, Savoy, Middx.


Comment:
- possible - marriage allegation - 14 Mar 1682 - Samuel Smith, of St Faith, Lond., bookseller, Bachr, abt 24, & Mrs Margaret Crompton, of St Laurency Jury, Lond., Spr, abt 21, with consent of her father Mr John Crompton, of the same, Ciotizen & Salter; at St Michael Bassishawe, Lond.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 8 Sep 1684
John Snookes, of Kensington, Midd.,  Bookbinder, Bachr, abt 21, & Mary Omer, of Denam, Bucks, Spr, abt 20, with consent of her mother; at Kensington.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 6 Nov 1684 - William Rogers, of St Dunstan's in the West, Lond., Cit. & Stationer, Widr, abt 30, & Mrs Mary Slocombe, of Colbrook, co. Bucks, Spr, abt 23, with consent of her uncle, her parents dead; at Horton, Bucks.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 10 Nov 1684 - Daniel Gregory, of St Giles, Cripplegate, Lond., Cit. & Stationer, Widr, abt 35, & Mrs Elizabeth Smith, of St Giles in the Fields, Midd., Spr, abt 30, at own disp.; at St Giles in the Fields.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 5 Mar 1685 - Nathaniel Ponder, of St Mildred, Poultry, Lond., Cit. & Stationer, Widr, abt 40, & Mrs Elizabeth Maxey, of Wellingborough, co. Northton, Wid.; at Welllingborough or Harrowden the Great or Less in the sd co. [Not attested in margin.]


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 8 Mar 1687 - John Chanmberlaine, of St Mary, Savoy, Midd., bookseller, Bachr, abt 22, & Sarah Stiles, of St Mary Woolchurch, Lond., Spr, above 22, at own disp.; at St Stephen, Colman Street, or st Marry Magdalen, Old fish Street, Lond.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 16 Jul 1686 - Philip Brooksby, of St Sepulchre's, Lond., Stationer, Widr, abt 40, & Mrs Elizabeth Fowles, of Canterbury, Wid., abt 30, at St Peter's, Cornhill, St.Mich., Cornhill, or St Hellen's Lond.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 7 Jun 1687 - Charles Burdett, of St Peter Poore, Lond., Stationer, Wdr, abt 32, & Mrs Mary Bennett, of St Hellen's, Lond., Spr, abt 22, with consent of her father; at St Hellen's


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 25 Jun 1687 - John Back, of St Magnus the Martyr, Lond., Bookseller, Bachr, abt 27, & Mrs Anne Mootham, of St Nicholas, Colchester, Essex, Spr, abt 28; at own disp.; at St Thomas, Southwark, Surrey.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 23 Jun 1688 - William de Crudenale, of St Martin's in the Fields, Bookbinder, Bachr, aged 22, & Eliz. Noyes, Spr, abt 18, with consent of her father Samuel Noyes; alleged by Frances Noyes, of St Martin's Outwich, Lond., at St Martin's afsd.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 4 Aug 1688 - Thomas Dodkin, of Buttolph, Aldersgate, Lond., Bookbinder, Bachr, abt 19 (with consent  of his mother, his father dead), & Catherine Simmons, of St Mary Magd., Bermondsey, Surrey, Spr, abt 20, with consent of John Grainge, of St Giles, Cripplegate, Lond., Goldsmith, her parents being dead; at St Mary Magd. afsd.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 24 Aug 1688 - Gilbert Cownly, of St Martin's in the Fields, Midd., Stationer, Bachr, abt 24, & Mrs Elizabeth Douglas, of St Mary Le Savoy, Midd., Spr, abt 18, with consent of her father; at St Mary Le Bowe, Lond.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 8 Oct 1688 - Tobias Wicker, of St Sepulchre's, Lond., Cit. & Stationer, Widr, abt 45, & Mrs Mary Sturmey, of St Andrew's Holborn, Lond., Wid., abt 35; alleged by Ralph Peirson, of St Sepulchre's, Scrivener; at Gray's Inn Chapel.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 13 Mar 1689 - Thomas Chapman, of St Martin's in the Fields, Midd., Bookseller, Bachr, abt 26, & Mrs Margaret Gough, of Chelsey, Midd., Spr, abt 21, with consent of her mother Mrs Mary Gough, of Webbley, co. Hereford; at St Paul Covent Garden


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 23 Apr 1689 - Edward Elliston, of St Margaret's, Westminster, Stationer, Wdr, above 40, & Dorothy Mark, of Bloomsbury, Midd., Spr, above 30, at own disp.; alledged by Charles Elliston,  of Whitechappell, Midd., Silk Throaster; at St Martin's in the Fields, Midd.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 18 Oct 1689 - Strangewayes Mudd, of St Andrew's Undershaft, Lond., Stationer, Widr, abt 48, & Mrs Frances Say, of Downham Markett, Norfolk, Wid., abt 40; at Downham Markett


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 16 May 1690 - Robert Bayly, of St Olave, Southwark, Surrey, Stationer, Bachr, abt 23, & Rebeccah Woodfeild, of the same, Spr, abt 18, with the consent of her grandmother Reveccah Warren, her parents dead; alleged by Edwd Randall, of St Thomas's, Southwark, Stationer; at St Olave's afsd.


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 22 Apr 1693 - James Knapton, of St Faith's, Lond., Stationer, Bachr, abt 30, & Hester Rayley, of St Antholin's, Lond., Spr, abt 26, with consent of her father; at Upminster, Essex.


Comment:
- but cf. LBT/29033 & LBT/22004 as possible other candidates for the husband


Comment:
- cf Joseph Grapes [LBT/25156], but he may have been to young to be EHG's husband. However, IGI reports the marriage of a Joseph Grapes to an Elizabeth Harriet Hyde on 7 Feb 1819 at St Martin in the Fields, Westminster, and the baptism of an Elizabeth Harriet Grapes on 15 Oct 1826 at the same church, whose parents were Joseph and Elizabeth Harriet.


Comment:
- 'there are some reasons for believing that Toy married Elizabeth [LBT/6421], the widow of Nicholas Sutton [LBT/29169], whose house in Paul's Chuchyard afterwards belonged to Humphrey Toy [LBT/8606]'


Comment:
- re-married Ralph Cholmondeley; see also under John Whitney [LBT/8750] - 'He appears to have married Elizbeth Pickering in 1559'


Comment:
- H.S. was the  executor and son-in-law of Robert Redman [LBT/29164]


Comment:
- wife Ursula mentioned in will along with children who were not named.  It is probable that they were the parents of Arthur Pepwell [LBT/8225]


Comment:
- a son and five daughters of the first marriage, and two sons and two daughter of the second marriage are certainly known


Comment:
- her second husband - the firm became Davis and Dickson


Comment:
- under Philip Chetwin - the widow of Robert Allot [LBT/9461]


Comment:
- possibly née Gayot - "her brother Gabriel Gayot"


Comment:
- was married four times - William Leake [LBT/10337] was his son


Comment:
- marriage allegation - 10 Jan 1668 - William Adderton, of St Barthw the Less, Lond., Cit. & Stationer, Wdr, abt 62, & Elizabeth Godsave, of Prittlewell, Essex, Wid., abt 47; at St James, Duke's Place.


Comment:
Implied under Paul Rotteforde [LBT/30742]


Comment:
- under the entry for Toby Smythe [LBT/7670]


# MASTERS

Comments:
A Richard Chapman, son of Nicholas, was bound to his father on this date in the Armourers' and Braziers' Company


Comments:
A Charles Carty, son of James, Southwark, Surrey, backmaker, to Florence Young, backmaker, bound on 9 Jun 1797 in the Brewer's Company


Comments:
Atkins, C.A. (1931) - Gibbs,the son of William Gibbs of Oxford, had been to Samuel Whichcoate on 17 Jan 1736 and freed on 2 Apr 1744 ; O.D.N.B.


Comments:
Atkins, C.A. (1931) - has two George Ansells - father and son - the is the father. The son was apprenticed to his father on6 Feb 1792, which would be too late for this subject.


Comments:
An Henry Gould, son of John, Stepney, Middlesex, ropemaker was bound to John Hacket, on 1 Spe 1702 in the Cook's Company


Comments:
A Bayford Keep, son of John, Hertford, miller, was bound to Thomas Parrott, 2 Aug 1716 in the Cook's Company


Comments:
A Robert Collings, son of Edward, Hackney, London, Middlesex, a coachmaster, was bound to Daniel Willis, on 9 Nov 1787, in the Cutlers' Company


Comments:
A John Wingrave, son of William, Knightsbridge, Middlesex, yeoman, was bound to Ann, widow of John Cole, on 7 Sep 1743, in the Dyers' Company


Comments:
A Charles Chandler, son of William, St Dunstan in the East, London, Bookbinder, to George Houghton, on 6 Jul 1726, in the Dyers' Company


Comments:
Two Smaule Adams were bound in the Dyers Company - 1 son of Jonathan, Whitechapel, Middlesex, horner (dec.), to John Parkin, on 4 Sep 1728;  2 - son of Samuel, St Saviiour, Southwark, Surrey, dyer, to John Corner, on 6 Jul 1720


Comments:
Potter 1 - Served an apprenticeship at Hexham, Northumberland.


Comments:
Potter 1 - "served his last year with ---"


Comments:
Potter 1 - served his time to Leighton, Bowden, Grant, Williams, Hutchins, and Remant.


Comments:
A Richard Mann, son of Edmund, North Crawley, Buckinghamshire, victualler, was bound to Benjamin Domine, on 1 Sep 1755, in the Feltmakers' Company


Comments:
A Richard Green son of Francis, Tetsworth, Oxfordshire, farrier, was bound to Mathew Allen, on 8 Feb 1734, consideration from Society of Oxfordshire Feast, in the Farriers' Company


Comments:
A James Watson, son of Thomas Cit. & MT, was apprenticed to John Taylor of the Glovers' Co., but this would appear to be too late


Comments:
A Robert Wilks, son of John, St Giles Cripplegate, London, to John Almon of the Glovers' Company


Comments:
An Edward Cousins, son of Thomas, St Anne & St Agnes, London, labour (dec.) to John Farrell, Gunmakers' Company. Possibly GU/0002.


Comments:
A John Farrell, son of Richard, Whitechapel, Middlesex, cordwainer (dec.), to Jeremiah Letts of the Gunmakers' Company. Perhaps a generation early?


Comments:
A Thomas Bellamy, son of Thomas, St Martin in the Field, Middlesex, gentleman, to James Allen of the Innholders' Company


Comments:
A Thomas Tipple, son of Jonathan, Hoxton (Shoreditch), Middlesex, innholder, to his father, in the Innholders' Company


Comments:
A William Champante, son of Robert, Poultry, London, gentleman (dec.), to Hannah Jones, in the Ironmongers' Company


Comments:
A Richard Fowkes, son of Richard, Cit. & Haberdasher (dec.), to John Read, in the Ironmongers' Company. Probably too early.


Comments:
Guildhall MS 8052, vol.3, f.93; Tyacke, S. (1978)


Comments:
Not recorded in McKenzie, D.F. (1978); Burnby, J. (1982) quoting Leathersellers' records. Also mentioned in City Freedom record.


Comments:
A Mathew Hunt, son of Thomas, St Saviour Southwark, Surrey, gentleman, to Thomas Mason, of the Masons' Company


Comments:
A Charles Corbet, son of Thomas, to his father of the Needlemakers' Company. A Thomas Corbet, son of Waites, Strand, Middlesex, gentleman, to Thomas Bayley of the Needlemakers' Company on 24 Feb 1704


Comments:
A Robert Fleet, son of Benjamin, john Street, Blackfriars Road, Surrey, Carpenter, to William Winbolt, of the Needlemaker's Company, prob. NE/0008.


Comments:
A William Sydenham, son of Philip, Barnstaple, Devon, Gentleman, to Thomas Cogan, of the Plaisterers' Company


Comments:
A George Cooper, son of Robert, Longford, Derbyshire, farmer, to George Fearn, of the Painter-Stationers' Company.


Comments:
An Henry White, son of John, to his father in the Painter-Stainers' Company. Two Johns bound -  5 Sep 1716 and 5 Jan 1737. - Cf. PS/0003.


Comments:
A John White, son of Zachary, High Ongar, Essex, farrier to James Powell, of the Painter-Stainers' Company; and an earlier one on 5 Sep 1716, son of Gabriel, Godshill, Isle of Wight, Hampshire, gentleman, to William Bird in the same Company.


Comments:
A Thomas Goodwyn, son of Bethel, Cit. & Fishmonger, to Samuel Row, of the Painter-Stainers' Company.


Comments:
A Thomas Wetherell, son of Thomas, Chelmsford, Essex, pedlar, to William Hinton Rogers, of the Painter-Stainers' Company.


Comments:
A Joseph Carter, son of Daniel, Bushey, Hertfordshire, wheelwright, to John Bailey of the Pewterers' Company


Comments:
A Thomas Ruffin, son of Thomas, Wapping, Middlesex, to John Hinde, of the Pewterers' Company.


Comments:
A Richard Bygrave, son of Richard, St Martin in the Fields, Middlesex, coachman (dec.), to George Bass, of the Spectaclemakers' Company


Comments:
"Cancelled and the boy gone away" 6 Jun 1580 (Arber, ii, 95).


Comments:
Served out his term (probably with Edward Aggas) without prsentment.


Comments:
Hooke agreed 19 Feb 1588 to pay 10s to John Wallington [?] "for the full satisfaction of such money as he had with Raffe Allen"- Allen then to released from Hooke's service


Comments:
- to serve his time with John Simmons [ST/0:2204]  - not to count against Bing's apprentices


Comments:
- to serve Manasses Blond [Bloom] [ST/0:2168]


Comments:
- to serve first 6 years with Lewis Senior [ST/0:1832] - last two years with Bishop or his assigns.


Comments:
- to serve his term with Richard Bankworth [ST/0:0120] - not to be counted among Conway's apprentices.


AddressM:
Long Shop in Poultry nr St.Mildred's Church


Comments:
Allde fined for improper t.o. on 11 Aug 1600 but to have him on payment of fine and duties.


Comments:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910) - to Andrew Maunsell, bookseller, who was a member of the Drapers' Company.


Comments:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910) - at the time of Hart's freedom the Clerk recprded that Hart had been 'turned over to Robert Dexter [LBT/7158] and served his yeares out with him'. The explanation is that Dexter succeeded Maunsell … about the year 1590.


Comments:
This is the apprentice whom Mrs East, as 'an anuncient woman' was allowed to have.


Comments:
To serve with Benjamin Simpson [XX/1831] letter-founder.


Comments:
Welby was fined on this day for not turnng over Milborne according to Order [Jackson 459]


Comments:
The will refers to his "late master" Clement Knight. [McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910)]


Comments:
Elizabeth Anson is assumed to be the wife/widow of Stafford Anson [ST/2:4207]


Comments:
N.D.N.B. = probably his uncle, husband of his father's sister Sarah.


Comments:
Master could have been Daniel Blague [STG/2:0381]


Comments:
Freedom records says Burton is deceased and describes Clayton as turned-over to Barwell


Comments:
Boddington's will reveals he was apprenticed to a scrivener.


Comments:
CLRO CF1/53/102 - witnessed by Gabriel Sedgwick [ST/2:4841] neighbour of H.C. the printer [ST/2:4831].


Comments:
Oades was a creditor at Clarke's bankruptcy in 1694.


Comments:
McK 2 attributes this apprentice to T.C. I, but the date must indicate that he was apprenticed to the nephew.


Comments:
Date somewhat uncertain - see note under Event.


Comments:
Andrew Crooke [ST/1:2188] almost certainly an older brother of William's father.


Comments:
Not in McKenzie, D.F. (1978) but cf. CLRO/0053/114 for indenture


Comments:
Not recorded by McKenzie, D.F. (1974), but cf. CLRO:ELJL/0061/78


Comments:
N.D.N.B. = Mar 1659 in the Merchant Taylors' Company.


Comments:
Would seem to be the only candidate for master, though no record of his being freed has been found.


Comments:
Plomer, H.R. (1907- - states that he was apprenticed to his father Robert Howes [LBT/9561] on 21 Jan 1644.


Comments:
Treadwell, M. - Notes - 'from Tom O'Malley' - Peel Monthly Meeting Mss Vol. I [1668-84] (hard to read) - 29 of 8 mo. [Oct] 1673 - 'It was orderd by frieds then: at the Monthly meetinge that John Bradford sonn of Ann Bradford: widow: be put ane aprentice to Andrew Sowle for 9 years and frends agree for to give him 5l wth him and the womans frends to give the lad some more cloths and to bind him at Stationers hall: and the time to goe from this day. In his covering letter O'Malley notes that "Sowle failed, despite repeated requests, to register him at Stationers Hall".


Comments:
Llooyd was bound pro forma to Stpehens but served his time with Thomas Snowden [ST/2:2323-q] see Court Book E, 5 Dec 1681.


Comments:
Woodhead mistakes apprenticeship for #2186.


Comments:
CLRO - ELJL/0015/16 pt. 1 - Handwritten indenture - year not easy to read but 33 Chas.II


Comments:
CLRO - ELJL/0015/16 pt.2 - is a not confirming that Heptinstall agrees to Burdett serving out the rest of his time with Henry Clarke


Comments:
Premium = £4 Crapers' Company [Henry Dixon]; £5 Soc. of Carter Lane.


Comments:
Consideration having been omitted the details were re-entered on 2 Dec 1777.


Comments:
ST/3:7791 does seem to be the only candidate for this master. Though there no freedom has been found and he was apprenticed as a printer.


Comments:
Cons. that the Father is to board the Apprentice for the First three years and an Half being allowed three Shillings a week by the Master for the same.


Comments:
- Thomas Dymock and Jeremiah Oxborne, trustees of the last will and testament of John Skynner, his uncle.


AddressM:
Manchester Buildings, Bridge Street, Westm.


Comments:
Charity = Overssers of the Poor, Liberty of the Rolls.


AddressM:
Great Queen Street, Lincoln's Inn Fields


Comments:
Charity - Chamberlain of London for Admiral Vernon.


AddressM:
Gracechurch Street, Par. of Botolph, Alders


Comments:
Guardians = John Miller & James Brookes.


Comments:
Charity - gift of Mr.William Winter, Paid by the Treasurer, John Dorrien Esquire.


Comments:
Uncle = Thomas Landified; Charity = Christ's Hospital


Comments:
Not identified with any member of the Stationers' Company.


Comments:
Charity = Ward School of Farringdon Within


Comments:
Bowyer repaid half the premium.  Lit.Anec.


Comments:
Charity = Trustees of the Dissenting Charity School in Bartholomew Close


Comments:
Assumed on the basis of the address and trade of Benjamin Browne and Francis Baker.


Comments:
Charity = Treasurer of Lady Dacres' Charity School in Westminster


Comments:
Charity = Churchwardens of St.Mathew, Friday Street, London


Comments:
Charity = Churchwardens of St.Dunstan in the West, being the gift of John Land Esq.


AddressM:
Windmill Court, Pye Corner, West Smithfield


Comments:
Charity = Stewards of the Sons of the Clergy £15; Drapers' Company (Henry Dixon) £4.


Comments:
Charity = Charles Bathurst, executor of the will of Francis Nixon, calico printer, deceased, in charity.


Comments:
Charity = Churchwardens of Allhallows, Staining, the gift of William Winter deceased


Comments:
Charity = Parish of St.Martin, Charing Cross


AddressM:
Par. of St.Bartholomew the Less, W. Smithf.


AddressM:
Tart's Ct, Par. of St. Sepulchre, W. Smith.


AddressM:
Germain Street, Par. of St.James, Westminster


Comments:
Charity = Protestant Dissenting Charity School, Bartholomew Close


Comments:
Charity = Charity School of the Parish of St.James Clerkenwell.


Comments:
Premium paid by George Perkins, executor of Mrs.Frances Bell, his mother, deceased.  Misprint in McK 3, p.63 - "1776" for "1766", cf. entry for Turn-over  p.164.


Comments:
Charity = Trustees of the Free School of St.Mary's Whitechapel


Comments:
Charity = Trustee's of Sir John Cass's Charity School


Comments:
Charity = Trustees of Mr.Bancroft's Charity


AddressM:
Par. of St.John the Baptist, Savoy, Westminster


Comments:
Charity = Churchwardens of St.Dunstan in the West, the gift of Mr.Land


AddressM:
Precinct of St.Catherine's, nr. the Tower


Comments:
Charity = Peter Merzeau, Esq., Treasurer of the Society of St.Tonge, being part of the money bequeathed by the will of Margaret Delaigle, widow, deceased, for putting out apprentices


Comments:
master not distinguished by trade or address


Comments:
Charity = Unknown lady, paid by Mr.Wilson of Glasshouse St.


Comments:
Charity = Stewards of the Feast of the Sons of the Clergy.


Comments:
Place of origin is now given as Bath, Somerset


AddressM:
Marshall St., London Rd., St.George's Fields


Comments:
Charity = £4 from the Treasurer of the Grey Coat Hospital


Comments:
Charity =  Treasurer of the Society of St.Stephen Walbrooke.


Comments:
Charity = Revd.Dr. Robert Boltin, Dean of Carlisle


Comments:
Charity = Christ's Hospital; Father-in-law = John Harrison.


Comments:
Marginal entry gives master's name as 'James Crayle & Ilive'


Comments:
Charity = Trustees of the Charity School of St.Mary, Islington


Comments:
Charity = Drapers' Company (H.Dixon's perpetual charity)


Comments:
QUERY date - check to see if it should be 1799


Comments:
Charity = Trustees of the Charity School at Westham, Essex


AddressM:
Fullwood's Rents, Par. of St.Andrew, Holborn


Comments:
Charity = Parish of St.Andrew Holborn, the gift of Dr.Matthew Bromfield


Comments:
Charity = Treasurer of the Society of Saintonge, the gift of Margaret Mary Delaigle


Comments:
Charity = Drapers' Company £4; Carter Lane New Year's Day Society £5.


Comments:
EM also Citizen & Gold- and silver-wire-drawer.


Comments:
Guardians = Dr.James Anderson, John Tait & David White


AddressM:
Houndsditch, Par. of St.Botolph, Aldgate


Comments:
Charity = Revd Mr Ellis, being the gift of Edmond Arnold Esq, deceased


AddressM:
Turk's Head Court, Golden Lane near Old St.


AddressM:
Jewin St., Par. of St.Giles, Cripplegate


Comments:
Charity = Churchwardens of St.Ann, Aldersgate


Comments:
Charity = Treasurer of St.Ann, Soho, Free School


Comments:
Charity = Christ's Hospital £5; Churchwardens of the Parish of Edmonton £5.


Comments:
Charity = Town of Watford paid by [blank] Bucknall Esq.


Comments:
Charity = Gift of Edmund Arnold late of the Parish of St.Bennet, Paul's Wharf


Comments:
Charity = Free Grammar School of St.Olave, Southwark


Comments:
Charity = Trustees of St.Olave's Charity School


Comments:
Charity = Trestees of St.Andrew's Charity School, being the perpetual gift of Dr.Bromfield


Comments:
Charity = Parish of St.Lawrence, Reading, Berkshire


Comments:
Bound at Founders' Hall, see Further Notes


Comments:
This seems a more plausible attribution that the one given by McK 3


Comments:
Charity = Perpetual charity of Thomas Coventry, Esq. (£10) and Christ's Hospital (£8)


Comments:
Charity = Treasurer of St.George the Martyr, Queen Square


Comments:
Charity = Churchwardens of the Parish of St.Dunstan in the West


AddressM:
Par. of St.Martin in the Fields, Middlesex


Comments:
Premium paid by Josiah Clarke and John Alexander Stainsby Esquire.


Comments:
A m.n. states that although turned over on this date Pine's turnover was omitted by mistake from that month's entries and included with the apprentices bd in the June court.


AddressM:
Norman's Buildings, Par. of St.Luke, Middlesex


Comments:
McK 3 list Chamberlain under Richard Hett II, but the date suggest it would be more likely to be Richard Hett I.  But Date should be checked.


AddressM:
Gate St., Par. of St.Giles in the Fields


AddressM:
Scalding Alley, over against Stocks Market


AddressM:
Near the Victualling Office, St.Botolph's, Aldgate


AddressM:
Near the Victualling Office, St.Botolph's Aldgate


Comments:
It is assumed that Andrew was George's brother who would have been 16 at this time


Comments:
- by the executors of Daniel Tanturier Esquire, being part of the money given by him to put out poor children apprentices


Comments:
McK 3 list this appentice under George Kearsley snr. [ST/3:6949], but he died in 1690 and must therefore have been apprenticed to George Kearsley jnr.


Comments:
Guardians = John Wenman and Richard Poulton


Comments:
Guardians = John James Le Jeune & David George Jacmar.


Comments:
Bound again "Master not beng fee of the city at that time".


AddressM:
Tart's Court, Par. of St.Sepulchre, W. Smithfield


AddressM:
Ball Court, Giltspur St., West Smithfield


AddressM:
Wood's Close, Par. of St.James, Clerkenwell


Comments:
Charity = Master of the Free School at Hanslope.


AddressM:
Upper Ground St., Par. of Christchurch, Surrey


AddressM:
Eagle St., Par. of St.George the Martyr, Middlesex


Comments:
Charity -Churchwardens of St Dunstan in the West, being Mr Laud's gift


Comments:
Charity - Trustees of Mr Winter's Charity.


Comments:
Tomkins was a member of the Butchers' Company, giving up trade two years later


AddressM:
Chapter House Court, St.Paul's Churchyard


Comments:
Guardians = John Wright Dent & James Adamson.


AddressM:
Crane Court, Lambert Hill, Doctors' Commons


Comments:
Charity = Trustees of the Brentford Charity School, Parish of Hanwell


Comments:
Charity = Treasurer of Shakespeare's Walk School, Shadwell


Comments:
Charity = Trustees of the Charity School in Shakespeare's Walk, Shadwell


Comments:
Churchwardens of St Dunstan's in the West, Mr.Lamb's gift.


Comments:
McK gives to ST/3:6089, but his is believed to have died in 1772.


AddressM:
George's Court, St.John's Lane, Clerkenwell


Comments:
Guardians = Edmund Bull & Joshua Pickersgill.


Comments:
Bound again because not yet 14 when first bound.


Comments:
Said to the Servant of Richard Davis when turned over to Shaw, but there is no record of his binding to Davis


Comments:
Although described at this stage as Cit. & Musician, WR was freed in the Stationers' Company in the following year.


Comments:
This is not described as a re-binding [McK. #4642, but as a binding, nor a turn-over from Strahan. However, the father's details are the same as McK. #7926 so they have been assumed to be the same man.


AddressM:
Saffron Hill, Par. of St.Andrew, Holborn


AddressM:
London St., Par. of All Hallows, Staining


AddressM:
Beech Lane, Par. of St.Giles, Cripplegate


AddressM:
Par. of St.George in the East, Middlesex


Comments:
Churchwardens of Hatfield, Herts; being the gift of the Marquis of Salisbury.


AddressM:
Gracechurch St., Par. of St.Botolph, Aldersgate


Comments:
Charity = Trustees of Mr Joy's Charity School, Blackfriars.


AddressM:
King's Head Court, Par. of St.Andrew, Holborn


AddressM:
Langthorne Court, Little Bell Alley, ...


AddressM:
Trinity Street, Blackman Street, Southwark


AddressM:
Pennington Street [141], Ratcliffe Highway


AddressM:
Russell Court, Cleveland Row, St.James's


AddressM:
Glovers' Hall Court, Beech Lane, Barbican


AddressM:
Russell Court [3], Cleveland Row, St.James'


AddressM:
Trump Street [1], King Street, Cheapside


AddressM:
Old Fish Street Hill [1], Doctors' Commons


AddressM:
Little Queen Street, Lincoln's Inn Fields


Comments:
Listed as Charle Boyle, but clearly should be Cornelius - was freed by Cornelius.


AddressM:
Maiden Head Court, Moore Lane, Cripplegate


AddressM:
Goodge Street [37], Tottenham Court Road


AddressM:
Great Queen Street [67], Lincoln's-Inn-F.


AddressM:
Langthorn Ct., Little Bell Alley, ColemanSt


AddressM:
St.Dunstan's Passage, St.D's Hill, Tower St


AddressM:
Little Knight Rider Street [6], Doctors' C.


AddressM:
Little Knight Rider Street, Doctors' Comm.


AddressM:
Middle Street, Cloth Fair, West Smithfield


AddressM:
Middles Street, Cloth Fair, West Smithfield


AddressM:
Bury Street [7], St.James's, Westminster


AddressM:
Barford Terrace [4], Liverpool Road, Islin.


AddressM:
Green Street [10],Church St.,Blackfriars Rd


AddressM:
Parson Court [1], Bride Lane, Fleet Street


AddressM:
Gloucester Terrace [27], New Rd., Whitech.


Comments:
Potter 1 - mentions Lawrence Lane as Hickson's address.


AddressM:
Castle Court [4], Birchin Lane, Cornhill


AddressM:
Sugar Loaf Court, Garlick Hill, Thames St.


AddressM:
Old Gravel Lane, St.George's in the East


AddressM:
Langthorn Court, Little Bell Alley, Coleman


AddressM:
Great Queen Street [67], Lincoln's Inn Fd.


AddressM:
Phoenix Court [11], West Street, W.Smithf.


AddressM:
Chancery Lane, Within the Lib. of the Rolls


AddressM:
Bett's Street [1], St.George's in the East


AddressM:
Frontier Court, St.Martin's in the Fields


AddressM:
Prince's Square, St.George's in the East


Comments:
Not in Memorandum Book, where did this name come from?


AddressM:
Boody's Bridge [8], Upper Ground St., Blkfr


AddressM:
Ireland Yard, St.Andrew's Hill, Blackfriars


AddressM:
Carnaby Street, Golden Square, Middlesex


AddressM:
Mile End Road, Par. of St.Dunstan's, Stepn.


AddressM:
Upper Ground Street, Christ Church, Surrey


AddressM:
Serle's Place, Carey Street, Lincoln's Inn


AddressM:
Upper Ground Street, Christchurch, Surrey


AddressM:
Chenies Street, Par. St.Giles in the Fields


AddressM:
Maiden Head Court, Moor Lane, Cripplegate


AddressM:
Bedford Street, Commercial Road, Stepney


AddressM:
Satchwell's Building [8], Bethnall Green Rd


AddressM:
Fetter Lane, Fleet Street, Par. St.Dunstan


AddressM:
Throgmorton Street [10], Par.St.Bennet Fink


AddressM:
Portsmouth Palce [6], Kennington Lane, Lamb


AddressM:
Gloucester Street [18], Queen Street, Bloomsbury


AddressM:
Red Lion Court [4], Fleet Street, St.Bride


AddressM:
Lambeth Street, Goodman's Fields, Whitech.


AddressM:
Flower de Luce Court, Shoemaker Row, Blackf


AddressM:
Chenies Street [10], St.Giles in the Fields


AddressM:
Peter Street [20], Sun Street, Bishopsgate


AddressM:
Little Knight Rider Street [6], Docs.Comms.


AddressM:
Little Knight Rider Street [6], Docs.Comms


AddressM:
Lamb's Gardens, Chapel Street, Pentonville


AddressM:
Green Street, Church Street, Blackriars Rd.


AddressM:
Trinity Place, Blackman Street, Southwark


AddressM:
Bridewell Hospital, Bridge St., Blackfriars


AddressM:
Took's Court [22], Cursitor St., Chancery L


AddressM:
King's Head Court [3], St.Martin-le-Grand


AddressM:
Kinder street [9], Cannon St.Rd.,St.G.,Mid.


AddressM:
Fetter Lane, Fleet Street, Par.St.Dunstan


AddressM:
Black Raven Court, Seething Lane, Tower St.


AddressM:
Upper Fort Place, Grange Road, Bermondsey


AddressM:
Liquor Pond Street [48], Gray's Inn Lane


AddressM:
Maidenhead Court, Moore Lane, Cripplegate


AddressM:
Goldsmith Court [1], Great New St., Fetter.


AddressM:
Friar Street, Shoemaker Row, Blackfriars


AddressM:
Bull & Mouth Street, St.Martins' le Grand


AddressM:
Clark Place [7], Upper Street, Islington


AddressM:
King's Head Court [3], St.Martin le Grand


AddressM:
Aldersgate Street Buidlings, Aldersgate St.


Comments:
A Daniel Webb, son of Joseph, London, grocer, to Joseph Lane, of the Tallow Chandlers' Company.


Comments:
A Joseph Taylor, son of Joseph, Spitalfields, Middlesex, shoemaker, to Richard Carter, of the Tallow Chandlers' Company.


Comments:
A Thomas Axtell, son of Thomas, Cit. & Haberdasher, to Benjamin Gee, of the Tinplate Workers' Conpany.


Comments:
A Peter Balchin, son of John, Guildford, Surrey, miller (dec.), to Thomas Constable, of the Tinplate Workers' Company.


Comments:
A Vincent Woodthorpe, son of Vincent, St George, Middlesex, victualler (dec.), to Garnett Terry, of the Tinplate Workers' Company.


Comments:
A Thomas Flamston, son of Joseph, Whitechapel, Middlesex, carpenter, to Charles poynes, snr., of the Turners' Company.


Comments:
A Robert Phipps, son of Robert, Cit. & Plasterer, to Samuel How, of the Upholders' Company - free


Comments:
According to Timperley 1, p.826 - no record in McK.3.


AddressM:
Burnt House Entry, St Nicholas's Churchyard, Newc.


Comments:
Subsequently married his eldest daughter.


Comments:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910) - 'from the feaste of penticoste'


# OCCUPATIONS

Comment:
Maxted (1977); Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
Howe (1950); Ramsden (1956); Todd (1972); Maxted (1977); Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
Howe (1950); Todd (1972); Maxted (1977); Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
Humphries, C. & Smith, W.C. (1970); Maxted, I. (1977) - French.


Comment:
Humphries, C. & Smith, W.C. (1970); Maxted, I. (1977)


Comment:
Pendred, J. (1955); Maxted, I. (1977); Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
Master; Howe, E. (1950a); Ramsden, C. (1956); Maxted, I. (1977)


Comment:
Master; Will; Howe (1950a); Ramsden (1956); Maxted (1977); Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
Master; Maxted, I. (1977); Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
Maxted, I. (1977); Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
Master; Ramsden (1956); Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
Potter - Notes; Ramsden (1956); Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
Potter, E. - Notes; Directories - see Addresses


Comment:
Potter, E. - Notes; see also FURTHER NOTES


Comment:
Pendred, J. (1955); Todd, W.B. (1972); Maxted I. (1977); McKenzie, D.F. (1978) - probably father of Michael Allen [LBT/19062];Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
Todd, W.B. (1972); Maxted, I. (1977); Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
Maxted, I. (1977); McKenzie, D.F. (1978); Turner, M.L. - Notes


Comment:
Todd (1972); Maxted (1977); Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
Master; O.D.N.B.; Plomer, H.R. &c. (1922)


Comment:
Plomer, H.R.(1932); Maxted, I. (1977); McKenzie, D.F. (1978);  Directories - see ADDRESSES; &c.


Comment:
Will; Maxted (1977); Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
Master; Will; Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
Will - assumed to be his Company - CHECK


Comment:
- St Antholin, Budge Row, Watling Street - O.D.N.B.


Comment:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910); McKenzie, D.F. (1961) - Master


Comment:
McKenzie, D.F. (1961) - Master; - King's printer


Comment:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - rector St Giles, Cripplegate


Comment:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - apprentice to Richard Kele [LBT/28231]; McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910)


Comment:
Plomer, H.R. (1907); McKenzie, D.F. (1961) - Master


Comment:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910) - 'but may not have followed the trade'


Comment:
McKenzie, D.F. (1961) - Master; Plomer, H.R. (1907)


Comment:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - journeyman  with Thomas Purfoot [ST/0:1695]


Comment:
Journeyman with Edward Allde [ST/0:0035]


Comment:
Apprentice; Master - McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910)


Comment:
Apprentice; Plomer, H.R. (1907); O.D.N.B.


Comment:
- to the Council of State - Plomer, H.R. (1907)


Comment:
Apprentice; Master; Plomer, H.R. &c. (1922)


Comment:
Plomer, H.R. (1907); Plomer, H.R.  et al. (1922)


Comment:
Master; Plomer, H.R.  &c. (1922); O.D.N.B.


Comment:
Plomer, H.R. (1907); Plomer, H.R. et al. (1922)


Comment:
Plomer, H.R. &c. (1992) - or Mathematical-instrument-maker ?


Comment:
Arber, vol.5, p.lxvii; Plomer, H.R.  et al. (1922)


Comment:
Appr - to his mother, his father described as a bookbinder


Comment:
Apprentice; Master; Will; Maxted, I. (1977); Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
Apprentice; Master; Howe, E. (1950a); Ramsden, C. 
(1956), p.29; Maxted, I. (1977); Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
Apprentice; Father of McKenzie, D.F. (1978), #1810.


Comment:
Apprentice; Plomer 3;  Arber, vol.5, p.lxviii


Comment:
Apprentice;  Master; Beadle's Book;  Arber, vol.5, p.lxxi; Magrath, W. (1805); Stower, C. (1808); Mason, W. (1810); Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
Apprentice; Master; Howe, E. (1950a); Ramsden, C. (1956); Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
Will; Maxted, I. (1977); Directories - see Addresses


Comment:
Apprentice; Beadle's Book; Master; Will; Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
Will; Maxted, I. (1977); Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
Apprentice; Master; Maxted, I. (1977); Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
Apprentice; Arber, vol.5, p.lxx; Plomer 3


Comment:
Master; O.D.N.B.; Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
Apprentice; Beadle's Book; Potter, E. - Notes


Comment:
Apprentice; Plomer, H.R. &c. (1922); Will


Comment:
Partnership with Mr.Child - see father's will.


Comment:
Apprentice; Arber, V.lxxiii; Beadle's Book


Comment:
Apprentice;McKenzie, D.F. (1978) - father of #1200


Comment:
Apprentice; Master; Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
Master; Plomer, H.R. (1932); Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
Apprentice;  Arber, vol.5, p.lxix; Plomer 3; Will


Comment:
Apprentice; Arber, vol.5, p.lxix; Plomer 3; O.D.N.B.


Comment:
Apprentice; Arber, vol.5, p.lxx; Master; Plomer 3; O.D.N.B. (2004)


Comment:
Beadle's Book; Arber, vol.5, p.lxxii; Will


Comment:
Apprentice; McKenzie, D.F. (1978) = father of ST/3:4754


Comment:
Apprentice; Possible Master  [McKenzie, D.F. (1978), #1214-20]


Comment:
Apprentice; McKenzie, D.F. (1978) = father of ST/3:5740


Comment:
High Court of Admiralty; Arber, vol.5, p.lxxi


Comment:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), #3537 on freedom; Master


Comment:
Pendred, J. (1955); Magrath, W. (1805); Stower, C. (1808); Mason, W. (1810); Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
Apprentice; Arber, vol.5, p.lxxi; Beadle's Book


Comment:
Apprentice; Master; Will; Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
Apprentice; Master; Pendred, J. (1955); Maxted, I. (1977)


Comment:
Apprentice; Master; Howe, E. (1950a); Ramsden, C. (1956)


Comment:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), #4877, when freed


Comment:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), #5315 - when freed


Comment:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), father of ST/3:1303.


Comment:
Apprentice; - assumed to be father of ST/4:0605


Comment:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), father of ST/31364


Comment:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), father of ST/3:4755


Comment:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), father of ST/3:5272


Comment:
Apprentice; Master; Pendred, J. (1955); Maxted, I. (1977); Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), as father of #1622.


Comment:
QUERY - Master [McKenzie, D.F. (1978), #394]


Comment:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), father of ST/3:4261


Comment:
Possible Master [McKenzie, D.F. (1978), #1221]


Comment:
Apprentice; Master; Will; Maxted, I. (1977)


Comment:
Apprentice; Beadle's Book; Maxted, I. (1977); Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
Apprentice; Beadle's Book; Arber, V, lxxiii; Maxted, I. (1977); Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
Apprentice; Howe, E. (1950a); Ramsden, C. (1956); Maxted, I. (1977)


Comment:
Apprentice; Todd, W.B. (1972); Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
Todd, W.B. (1972); Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
Apprentice; London Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
Beadle's Book; Will; Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
O.D.N.B. - began his working life as an acountant for the SPCK


Comment:
Beadle's Book - partner with Simpkin & Marshall


Comment:
Father of William George Squire [LBT/23179]


Comment:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - from Herbert. II, 771


Comment:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - Ames/Maurice Johnson


Comment:
McKerrow, R.B. & c. (1910) - possibly an importer of foreign books


Comment:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - assistant to Edward Whitchurch [HA.0001]


Comment:
Apprentice; Maxted, I. (1977); Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
O.D.N.B. - Journeyman; Pendred, J. (1955); Todd, W.B. (1972); Maxted, I. (1977)


Comment:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - assistant to John Rastell [XX/0211]


Comment:
Turner, M.L. - Notes - father of ST/4:3979


Comment:
Plomer, H.R. (1932); Maxted, I. (1977); Will; Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
McKenzie, D.F. (1977) - father of #6014; Will


Comment:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), father of ST/3:5051


Comment:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), father of ST/3:4690


Comment:
O.D.N.B.; Todd, W.B. (1972); Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
O.N.D.B.; Maxted, I. (1977); Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
Plomer, H.R. (1932); Maxted, I. (1977); Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), [father of #8548]


Comment:
Cf. McKenzie, D.F. (1978),  father of #483.


Comment:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), [father of #2684]


Comment:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), father of #1431].


Comment:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), father of #1725].


Comment:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), [father of #1786]


Comment:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), = father of #1908.


Comment:
Maxted, I. (1977); Will; Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), father of ST/3:3134


Comment:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), father of ST/3:3142


Comment:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), father of ST/3:3175


Comment:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), father of ST/3:3275


Comment:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), father of ST/3:3345


Comment:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), father of ST/3:3541


Comment:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), father of ST/3:3556


Comment:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), father of ST3:3576


Comment:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), father of LBT/18841


Comment:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), father of ST/3:3924


Comment:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), father of ST/3:4078


Comment:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), father of ST/3:4250


Comment:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), father of ST/3:4262


Comment:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), father of ST/3:4623


Comment:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), father of ST/3:4658


Comment:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), father of ST/3:4663


Comment:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), father of ST/3:4820


Comment:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), father of ST/3:4872


Comment:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), father of ST/3:4873


Comment:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), father of ST/3:4927


Comment:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), father of ST/3:4972


Comment:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), father of ST/3:5012


Comment:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), father of ST/3:5048


Comment:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), father of ST/3:5125


Comment:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), father of ST/3:5169


Comment:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), father of ST/3:5164


Comment:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), father of ST/2:5192


Comment:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), father of ST/3:5216


Comment:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), father of ST/3:5267


Comment:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), father of ST/3:5268


Comment:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), father of ST/3:5340


Comment:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), father of ST/3:5547


Comment:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), father of ST/3:7586


Comment:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), father of ST/3:5574


Comment:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), father of ST/3:5577


Comment:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), father of ST/3:5580


Comment:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), father of ST/3:5717


Comment:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), father of ST/3:5749


Comment:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), father of ST/3:5765


Comment:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), father of ST/3:5769


Comment:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), father of ST/3:5975


Comment:
Potter, E. - Notes; Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
Master; Pendred, J. (1955); Todd, W.B. (1972); Maxted, I. (1977); Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = father of ST/4:0490


Comment:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = father of ST/4:2364


Comment:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = father of ST/4:0199


Comment:
Pendred, J. (1955); Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
McKerrow, R. B. &c. (1910); Lavin, J.A. - Notes - 'allegedly'


Comment:
Will; Ramsden, C. (1956); Maxted, I. (1977) ; Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
Timperley, C.H. (1842) ; Ramsden, C. (1956); Maxted, I. (1977); Will


Comment:
Appr.; Ramsden, C. (1956); Maxted, I. (1977)


Comment:
Will; Pendred, J. (1955); Magrath, W. (1805); Stower, C. (1808); Mason, W, (1810); Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
Will - now --- on board the Blenheim Privateer


Comment:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = father of ST/4:2210A


Comment:
- father of LBT/23857; Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - assistant to James Nicholson [XX/1751]


Comment:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - assistant to Edward Whitchurch [HA/0001]


Comment:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - assistant to Robert Holder [ST/0:1741]


Comment:
Todd, W.B. (1972) - partner of William Darton jnr.


Comment:
Todd, W.B. (1972) - partner of Samuel Burton


Comment:
Todd, W.B. (1972) - partner, John Morton


Comment:
O.D.N.B.; Todd, W.B. (1972) - Roman Catholic


Comment:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910); McKenzie, D.F. (1961) under #198


Comment:
O.D.N.B. - curate of Kidlington, Oxfordshire


Comment:
Humphries & Smith; Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
Ramsden (1956); Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
Humphries, C. & Smith, W.C. (1970); Maxted, I. (1970); Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
Humphries & Smith, C. & Smith, W.C. (1970); Maxted, I. 1970); Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
Humpries, C. & Smith, W.C.Smith (1970); Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
Humpries, C. & Smith, W.C.Smith (1970), p

Humpries, C. & Smith, W.C.Smith (1970); Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
Ramsden, C. (1956); Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
Howe, E. (1950a); Ramsden, C. (1956); Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
Ramsden, C. (1956) - as Frederick; Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
Howe, E. (1950a); Ramsden, C. (1956); Todd, W.B. (1972); Maxted, I. (1977); Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
- General Evening Post
---
Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
Todd, W.B. (1972) ; Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
Humphries, C. & Smith, W.C.(1970); Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
Plomer, H.R. (1932); Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
Maxted, I. (1977); Humphries, C. & Smith, W.C. (1970); Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
Maxted, I. (1977); Humphries, C. & Smith, W.C. (1970)


Comment:
Twyman, M. (1976); Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
Stower, C. (1808); Mason, W. (1810) ; Todd, W.B. (1972); Maxted, I. (1977); Directories - see ADDRESSES


Comment:
Timperley, C.H. (1842); Maxted, I. (1977)


Comment:
CLRO: ELJL/0208 - son Andrew's [LBT/22140] City Freedom.


Comment:
Plomer, H.R. &c. (1922) - quoting Hazlitt


Comment:
Plomer, H.R. &c. (1922) - 'running bookseller'


# PARENTS

CommentFa:
O.D.N.B.
---
Atkins, C.A. (1931) - copper-plate-engraver and printer
--


CommentMoth:
Atkins, C.A. (1931) - shop-keeper, widow, Wethersfield, Essex.


CommentFa:
Timperley 1 = who enjoyed a lucrative and respectable place under the city of London.


CommentFa:
Hollingdale correspondence - "We hav e seen an index of Dyer's apprentices in the first half of the 18c and the only John Wingrave mentioned has a father William Wingrave."


CommentFa:
Potter 1 - identifies the John Faulkner [EP/0015] as the brother of Herny [F] [ST/3:7641], which gives him these parents.


CommentFa:
Surnames left blank due to uncertainty of sex.


CommentFa:
Identification based on death dates of given by Esther Potter for Henry Whiteman and Robert Whiteman for Henry James Whiteman son of George.


CommentFa:
Potter 1 - "His parents were domestics of King George III."


CommentFa:
Potter 1 - gives no indication of daughter's marital status.


CommentFa:
Potter 1 - no indication of daughter's marital status..


CommentFa:
Potter 1- gives no indication of daughter's marietal status.


CommentFa:
Potter 1 - gives no indication of daughter's marital status


CommentFa:
Potter 1 - no indication of daughter's marital status.


CommentFa:
Potter 1 - makes no comment on the daughter's marital status.


