DAVYS, Theophilus (Grimwade p. 320)
Posted: Wed Jul 17, 2013 4:26 am
Theophilus, the son of Fernandino Davys deceased of Dublin, was apprenticed to William Marshall of the Clockmakers Company in 17 February 1736 (OS) and free in 5 April 1744.
He married Mary Marshall at All Hallows, London in 1743 and was assessed to Land Tax on property in Cock Lane, St Sepulchre, Holborn from 1744-46.
He entered a mark in 1758 at Goldsmiths’ Hall from King Street, Seven Dials.
Henry Bourne signed to be his apprentice in 1761.
No later information has been found for him.
He married Mary Marshall at All Hallows, London in 1743 and was assessed to Land Tax on property in Cock Lane, St Sepulchre, Holborn from 1744-46.
He entered a mark in 1758 at Goldsmiths’ Hall from King Street, Seven Dials.
Henry Bourne signed to be his apprentice in 1761.
No later information has been found for him.