RAWLINGS, Charles (Grimwade p.637)

[buckler]

7 February 1810 - Grimwade gives him apprenticed to Edward Coleman as watch finisher but Goldsmiths Hall records gives him as Richard Coleman ( Apprentice Book 10 page 163)

His first address of 12, Well Street, Cripplegate had been the address of several bucklemakers previously
John Essex and James Atkins (1791- 1792)
James Atkins ( 1792 - 1815)
Theodosia Ann Atkins (1815 - 1817)

[MCB]

Born 1794 in St George's Fields.
1851-61 UK Census for 17 Cheyne Walk, Chelsea as a goldsmith aged 56 and 66 years respectively.
Died 1863.
London Deaths & Burials Index for St John, Hampstead registry dated 15th October 1863. Aged 69 years; last address South Chelsea.
National Probate Calendar for Principal Registry dated 5th November 1863. Value of estate under £50000.
For further biography, including his partnership with William Summers, see John Culme's Directory of Gold & Silversmiths 1838-1914 Vol.1 p.380-1.

[silverly]

1841 Census, same address as later census's, occupation jeweller.

[buckler]

9 October 1813
IGI records the marriage of a Charles Rawlings and Charlotte Edwards at Saint James, Westminster, London, England - perhaps the silversmith but seems unlikely as he would have still been an apprentice .

9 October 1863
Death of Charles Rawlings (according to John P. Fallon, Marks of London Goldsmiths and Silversmiths 1837- 1914)

[silverly]

Parish records have the same dates as given for death and burial, the 9th and 15th of October respectively.