GOODLAD, J D (Grimwade p.525)

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26 July 1837. A John Dunkin Goodlad was listed on Villiers Street in the Parish of Saint Martin in the Westminster Election Poll. A good possibility for this Grimwade listing.

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4 July 1826 Excerpt from the London Gazette: Notice is hereby given that the partnership heretofore carried on by us the undersigned, Mary Ann Willis and John Dunkin Goodlad, as Flute-Manufacturers, at 25 Villiers-Street, in the Strand, is hereby dissolved on the 30th of June 1836, by mutual consent; and all persons indebted to the said concern are to pay the amount of their debts to the said John Dunkin Goodlad, who will discharge all claims on the same.- dated this 28th day of June 1826. Mary Ann Willis. J D Goodlad.

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MARRIAGES

1772

13 Jan. John Dunkin Goodlad of St. Vedast, Batchelor, and Mary Larchin, Spinster, of the same Parish; by Banns. T. L. Barbauld. Rector. Witnesses: Thomas Walker, Edward Smith, Joseph Robertson, Boss Goodlad, Thos. Robertson, Jno. Robertson.

Source: The Registers of St. Vedast, Foster Lane, and of St. Michael Le Quern, London - Volume 30 - 1903

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7 August 1764 John Dunkin Goodlad son of Boss Goodlad of the Parish of Saint Mary Le Strand in the County of Middlesex Taylor apprenticed to James Birch Barber of London.