BRIND, Walter (Grimwade p.449, 738)
Posted: Tue Aug 27, 2013 4:25 am
The Will of Walter Brind, goldsmith late of Foster Lane, Cheapside, was proved for probate on 26th July 1796 (National Archives reference PROB 11/1277/219).
COACH HORSE
To be sold, the Property of a Gentleman, handsome, strong, Brown Bay Coach Horse fifteen hands and a half,seven years old, and perfectly sound.The only reason for parting with him is his being too heavy for a Phaeton.
Enquire of Mr. Brind ; No. 34. Foster-lane, Cheapside. Lowest price Fifty Guineas.
Source: The Morning Post - 10th May 1793
MARRIAGES
Yesterday was married at Christ Church, Newgate-street Mr Thomas Patrick, tin-plate-worker, to Miss Mary Brind; of Foster-lane.
Source: Public Advertiser - 7th September 1793
MARRIED
Friday, Mr. Thomas Patrick of Newgate-street, to Miss Mary Brind youngest daughter of Mr. Walter Brind, of Foster-lane, Cheapside.
Source: St James's Chronicle or the British Evening Post - 7th September 1793
TO WORKING SILVERSMITHS, &c
To be sold by Auction by Mr Winstanley,
By order of the Executors of Mr Walter Brind working-silversmith, deceased, on the premises, No. 34, Foster-lane, Cheapside, this Day, at Eleven o'clock.
All the valuable working Tools and Utensils in Trade, Shop-Fixtures, remaining Household furniture, China and Glass, an Iron Chest, and other Effects. May be viewed, and Catalogues may be had on the Premises, and of Mr.Winstanley, Paternoster-Row.
Source: The Daily Advertiser - 26th September 1796