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GILES, George (Grimwade p.522, 749)
Posted: Tue Feb 19, 2013 5:41 am
by MCB
He was christened at St Mary, Aldermanbury in 1738; his mother was Sarah.
In 1763 he took William Brockwell (Grimwade p.450) as an apprentice.
Re: GILES, George (Grimwade p.522, 749)
Posted: Fri Feb 22, 2013 8:06 pm
by silverly
George Giles marriage bond to Sarah Davis which was done at All Hallows Parish on 8 April 1760 has no family information, but it does record George as a silversmith on Lombard Street. This seems likely to be related to the marriage contract that ultimately resulted in a small fine for George before he was to be granted redemption in the company of Haberdashers in 1761.
Re: GILES, George (Grimwade p.522, 749)
Posted: Sat Feb 23, 2013 10:54 am
by buckler
The IGI gives the following
George Giles
England, Marriages, 1538—1973
marriage 10 Apr 1760 Saint Lawrence Jewry And Saint Mary Magdalene Milklondont,London,London,England
spouse Sarah Davis
Milklondont is probably a corruption by the LDS of Milk Street , London.
If anyone has details of the lady, I would very much like them. Particularly her status as spinster widow etc
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Re: GILES, George (Grimwade p.522, 749)
Posted: Sat Feb 23, 2013 11:52 am
by silverly
The marriage license shows that Sarah Davis was a spinster and her parish church was St Lawrence Jewry at the time of the marriage. That's all I can find so far.
Re: GILES, George (Grimwade p.522, 749)
Posted: Wed Oct 28, 2015 2:08 pm
by silverly
buckler wrote:If anyone has details of the lady, I would very much like them. Particularly her status as spinster widow etc
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Sarah Davis's marriage record at Saint Lawrence Jewry does show her as a spinster.