BIGGS, Roger (Grimwade p.375, 440 & 737)
Posted: Sat Jan 14, 2012 9:01 am
He was christened at St Andrew, Holborn in 1769. His parents Thomas and Ann lived in Leicester Street.
He paid Duty for the Apprentice Indentures of Joshua Ash in 1793, Christopher Kean in 1799 and Edward Witham in 1800 (Grimwade p.708-9) all as a Glover of London the Company in which he had been made free.
His burial probably occurred in 1835 as recorded in the All Saints, Fulham register for a Roger Biggs of “Crabtree” aged 66 years.
He paid Duty for the Apprentice Indentures of Joshua Ash in 1793, Christopher Kean in 1799 and Edward Witham in 1800 (Grimwade p.708-9) all as a Glover of London the Company in which he had been made free.
His burial probably occurred in 1835 as recorded in the All Saints, Fulham register for a Roger Biggs of “Crabtree” aged 66 years.