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48 5127 A.S.E.N. 53 5137 Abbott, Marie Louisa 21 October 10 1907 53 5137 Abbott, Thomas 11 January 1 1885 48 0060 Adams, Thomas Maxwell 8 October 10 1806 47 5134 Addiscott, Mary Ann 6 March 3 1894 47 5134 Addiscott, Mary Ann 6 March 3 1894 47 4137 Ady, Emilia Mary 18 January 1 1890 52 2135 Alderoft, Thomas 9 December 12 1868 49 9135 Allan, Mary Agnes 6 June 6 1908 49 9135 Allan, Robert Halliday 12 October 10 1886 54 9119 Allen, Adrian Veitch 24 August 8 1905 54 9119 Allen, Frederick Quiten 2 October 10 1902 48 2092 Allen, John 3 April 4 1872 48 2092 Allen, Margaret 28 February 2 1871 54 9119 Allen, Sarah Alice 11 October 10 1920 47 9139 Amand, Louisa Ann 16 March 3 1902 51 5082 Anderson, Harriet 22 January 1 1877 51 5082 Anderson, John 21 May 5 1885 47 5135 Andrews, John Frederick 26 October 10 1887 53 8081 Annisley, Elizabeth Frances 7 November 11 1834 48 9125 Anshee, Hannah 5 August 8 1866 47 8147 Anthony, Amelia 20 December 12 1899 45 9136 Armytage, William 11 January 1 1872 51 5110 Ash, Benjamin 12 May 5 1850 53 3130 Ash, Charlotte 3 September 9 1886 51 5110 Ash, Edward 18 August 8 1851 53 3130 Ash, George 15 December 12 1870 51 5111 Ash, James 17 January 1 1870 51 5110 Ash, Mary 8 July 7 1866 51 5111 Ash, Mary 24 August 8 1878 49 8120 Ashby, Arthur 25 October 10 1882 49 8120 Ashby, Sarah 17 December 12 1862 47 5122 Ashwood, Eliza 7 August 8 1912 46 6121 Ashwood, Jane 9 March 3 1900 47 5122 Ashwood, Louisa 22 January 1 1903 46 6121 Ashwood, Mary 9 May 5 1900 51 0141 Austin, John 16 November 11 1876 54 6084 Austin, Joshua 6 April 4 1878 54 6084 Austin, Martha 10 June 6 1891 54 6084 Austin, Meshach 29 November 11 1858 54 6085 Austin,Shadrach 8 December 12 1854 53 3134 Avery, Maria G. 29 March 3 1877 46 6124 Ayres, Alfred James 11 April 4 1868 46 6124 Ayres, Dorothy 10 September 9 1902 46 6124 Ayres, Ezra 34 November 11 1861 46 6124 Ayres, Hannah 28 October 10 1884 46 6124 Ayres, Isabella 12 September 9 1912 46 6124 Ayres, Margaret 5 July 7 1937 48 9056 Aysh, Caroline 5 May 5 1862 48 9056 Aysh, Richard 10 January 1 1852 56 3090 B.,E.H. 56 3090 B.,H.E. 48 2084 Back, Ann 18 January 1 1892 48 2084 Back, John 9 December 12 1878 48 6140 Back, Martha 2 August 8 1895 48 6140 Back, Mary 12 July 7 1896 50 6112 Bailey, Elizabeth 26 July 7 1857 50 2119 Baker, Alfred 9 November 11 1875 49 7125 Baker, Harriet 9 December 12 1866 50 2119 Baker, Jane 1 October 10 1869 51 6076 Baker, Mary 24 June 6 1847 49 7125 Baker, Mary Ann 26 April 4 1871 50 9139 Ball, Ann 21 September 9 1894 50 3091 Ball, Edith 27 February 2 1892 47 0110 Ball, John William 21 August 8 1886 50 9139 Ball, Joseph John 22 February 2 1877 47 0110 Ball, Sarah 6 August 8 1896 47 0110 Ball, Susannah 3 May 5 1889 50 3091 Ball,Joseph John 16 June 6 1937 48 4133 Balsdon, Sarah 7 January 1 1905 46 8115 Balson, Elizabeth 31 January 1 1871 46 8115 Balson, Thomas 14 August 8 1853 51 0140 Banfield, Agnes 17 February 2 1877 51 3143 Banfield, Douglas 23 January 1 1901 51 0140 Banfield, Edwin 24 February 2 1896 51 0140 Banfield, Edwin 1878 51 3143 Banfield, Elizabeth Lydia Mary 6 August 8 1897 52 1121 Bankart, Gertrude 31 December 12 1930 52 1121 Bankart, James 31 October 10 1902 52 1121 Bankart, Lillian Gertrude 13 December 12 1917 46 4065 Barber, James 14 August 8 1828 49 0127 Barker, Jane Scott 23 February 2 1867 46 1122 Barker, John November 11 1851 48 2105 Barker, John 21 November 11 1851 46 1122 Barker, John November 11 1852 48 2105 Barker, Sarah 26 September 9 1852 46 1122 Barker, Sarah October 10 1852 48 2105 Barker,John 13 November 11 1852 55 0127 Baron, Eleanour Stanton 1 November 11 1881 55 0127 Baron, Sarah 21 May 5 1893 51 0122 Bartholomew Mary 22 October 10 1861 51 0122 Bartholomew Theresa 30 May 5 1887 51 0122 Bartholomew, Christopher Churchill 6 May 5 1887 51 0122 Bartholomew, Fanny Theresa 23 March 3 1858 47 7142 Bartlett, Arthur Edward 2 March 3 1907 48 3141 Bartlett, Bessie 23 April 4 1908 47 1138 Bartlett, Edward 6 October 10 1908 48 3141 Bartlett, Ellen Meta 20 June 6 1884 47 1138 Bartlett, Frederick Samuel 25 May 5 1886 47 1138 Bartlett, Harry Pond 19 August 8 1917 48 3141 Bartlett, James 16 October 10 1898 52 9084 Bartlett, John 11 November 11 1845 52 4120 Bartlett, Mary 25 December 12 1864 51 0139 Bartlett, Mary Ann 7 January 1 1878 52 9084 Bartlett, Susanna 25 August 8 1837 47 1138 Bartlett,Susanna Way 1 June 6 1927 54 2086 Barton, Margaret 14 January 1 1894 49 9094 Barton, Mary Ann 1 January 1 1858 47 3132 Bastable, Maria 1 May 5 1879 46 7060 Bastard, Margaret 18 November 11 1784 50 7141 Bastard, Mary Anne 6 July 7 1877 56 4099 Bastick,Ellen Southey 10 February 2 1897 51 8071 Bastin, William 19 February 2 1896 48 5126 Batchelor, Richard 17 May 5 1859 48 6084 Bate, Anne 22 March 3 1858 47 2063 Bawden, (M. ) Ann 1 April 4 1816 56 6089 Bayliss, Charlotte 11 February 2 1879 55 0116 Beal, James 3 April 4 1907 55 0116 Beal, Marianne 10 July 7 1903 48 4144 Beedell, Mary 30 August 8 1896 46 4146 Beer, Albert William 3 February 2 1880 46 4146 Beer, Elizabeth 7 March 3 1878 46 4147 Beer, John 8 March 3 1890 46 4147 Beer, Laura 7 February 2 1906 46 4147 Beer, Mary Ann 25 January 1 1895 46 4146 Beer, Nathaniel 7 November 11 1876 55 2111 Beer, William 18 August 8 1862 53 7124 Belfield, Alice 2 August 8 1870 53 7124 Belfield, Eveline Constance 24 February 2 1942 53 7124 Belfield, Florence 7 April 4 1941 53 7124 Belfield, Ida Augusta 20 February 2 1965 53 7134 Bell, Harriett 19 December 12 1881 53 7134 Bell, Stephen Bampfylde Lovel 16 September 9 1871 51 1134 Bellett, Ann 5 November 11 1882 51 1134 Bellett, Elizabeth 20 October 10 1880 48 6093 Bennett, Nathaniel 21 July 7 1841 53 1123 Bennett, William Mineard 17 October 10 1858 55 8084 Berry, Amy 25 February 2 1852 55 8084 Berry, Daniel 5 April 4 1870 52 3082 Berry, Elizabeth April 4 1844 46 7117 Berry, George 10 August 8 1854 46 7117 Berry, Susan 12 June 6 1853 55 6102 Best, Emma Jane 20 December 12 1907 55 6102 Best, Robert Warren 2 February 2 1886 47 6136 Bickley, Elizabeth 16 October 10 1900 46 8056 Billy 49 8108 Bishop 49 8109 Bishop, Elizabeth 7 August 8 1871 49 8109 Bishop, Elizabeth 20 November 11 1870 49 8108 Bishop, Lydia 22 May 5 1892 49 8108 Bishop, Mary Ann 10 August 8 1866 49 8109 Bishop, Walter January 1 1871 49 8108 Bishop, William 17 February 2 1889 49 8108 Bishop, William Henry 25 December 12 1869 47 6132 Blacklock, George 29 July 7 1885 54 7094 Blackman, George H 16 December 12 1881 54 7094 Blackman, George H. 16 December 12 1861 49 5145 Blackmore, Mary 20 June 6 1898 49 5145 Blackmore, William 6 September 9 1924 55 6111 blank 27 July 7 1928 55 5117 blank August 8 1924 46 4063 blank 46 8055 blank 47 3056 blank 47 5070 blank 47 7058 blank 47 8063 blank 47 9071 blank 49 0017 blank 49 2065 blank 50 2084 blank 50 3068 blank 50 6067 blank 52 6081 blank 52 9070 blank 53 3091 blank 54 1083 blank 55 7108 Blomefield, Georgiana 6 November 11 1905 46 7066 Bluhn, John Henry 2 March 3 1821 56 2096 Boaden, Eliza 5 January 1 1894 56 2096 Boaden, Luke 11 October 10 1871 56 2096 Boaden,Sophia Minnie 25 March 3 1922 49 9082 Boffe(r)y, Elizabeth 15 November 11 1859 49 9082 Boffe(r)y, Marianne 23 May 5 1886 49 0141 Bolt, Elizabeth Rich 26 January 1 1892 48 6093 Boutflower, Anne 8 January 1 1833 48 6093 Boutflower, Dorothy 20 August 8 1834 48 6093 Boutflower, Elizabeth 17 August 8 1825 48 6093 Boutflower, John Eaton 31 July 7 1840 48 6093 Boutflower, Thomas 16 September 9 1775 53 8070 Bowden, Edwin 7 March 3 1842 47 1113 Bowden, Emma 27 May 5 1899 53 8070 Bowden, Hannah Ann 14 May 5 1843 53 9069 Bowden, James Keener 4 February 2 1852 54 0072 Bowden, Joan 30 September 9 1854 53 8070 Bowden, Lucy 9 March 3 1827 53 8070 Bowden, William 15 March 3 1836 53 8070 Bowden, William Henry 7 March 3 1838 48 3099 Bradbeer, Hannah 7 May 5 1850 50 9139 Bradford, James 18 January 1 1885 49 6080 Bragg, John 7 August 8 1849 49 7096 Brewer, Andrew 23 March 3 1834 49 7096 Brewer, Elizabeth 19 February 2 1851 53 3092 Brice, Eliza April 53 3092 Brice, James 20 December 12 1841 53 3092 Brice, Maria 16 December 12 1834 53 3092 Brice, Mary 18 March 3 1833 53 3092 Brice, Mary Anne 8 March 3 1838 53 3092 Brice, William 31 August 8 1844 46 5126 Bridges, Ellen 5 May 5 1886 46 5126 Bridges, Thomas 28 December 12 1870 46 5126 Bridges, Thomas McGhie 30 April 4 1865 49 6081 Bright, Ann 18 December 12 1828 49 6081 Bright, George 27 August 8 1812 49 6081 Bright, Harriet Ann 1835 49 6081 Bright, Joel 21 January 1 1837 48 6110 Bright, Mary Lucy 13 January 1 1861 52 8077 Brook, Edward Roberts 7 June 6 1842 48 4132 Brooking, Laura 12 August 8 1904 54 1126 Brothers, George 23 December 12 1900 54 1126 Brothers, Louisa Catherine 28 January 1 1874 46 6132 Brown, Emma 14 January 1 1883 46 6132 Brown, Percival 15 October 10 1872 52 1134 Browne, Betsy Eliza 1 May 5 1877 52 1134 Browne, Mary Eliza 2 November 11 1897 52 1134 Browne, Sarah Harriett 7 April 4 1890 49 8124 Browne, Thomas 10 October 10 1865 46 4129 Brownston, Mary Ann 6 November 11 1871 46 4129 Brownston, William 21 February 2 1879 46 5116 Brownston,Evans 17 July 7 1850 51 5082 Brutton, Charles 31 January 1 1851 51 5082 Brutton, Edward 28 July 51 5082 Brutton, Mary Ann 23 March 3 1844 51 5082 Brutton, William Courtenay 5 September 9 1878 49 5098 Budden, Anne Elizabeth 15 February 2 1879 49 5098 Budden, John Gray 11 February 2 1859 57 3086 Bulley, Louisa 5 February 2 1934 57 3086 Bulley, William Henry 20 January 1 1904 51 0141 Buncombe, E.
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    ; 6HH G r~L D A AUBIF ABBOBUM. frjtoj of <fegl:b| (Solbsimtjjs anb |1httcborko, AND THEIR MARKS STAMPED ON PLATE P COPIED IN AC-SIMILE FROM CELEBRATED EXAMPLES J AND THE EARLIEST RECORDS PRESERVED AT GOLDSMITHS' HALL, LONDON, WITH THEIR NAMES, ADDRESSES, AND DATES OF ENTRY. 2,500 ILLUSTRATIONS. ALSO HISTORICAL ACCOUNTS OF THE GOLDSMITHS' COMPANY AND THEIR HALL MARKS; THE REGALIA; THE MINT; CLOSING OF THE EXCHEQUER GOLDSMITH-BANKERS; SHOP SIGNS; A COPIOUS INDEX, ETC. PRECEDED BY AN INTRODUCTORY ESSAY ON THE GOLDSMITHS' AET. BY WILLIAM CHAFFERS, AUTHOR OF " HALL MARKS ON GOLD AND SILVER PLATE," " L'ORFEVRERIE FRANCAISE," " MARKS AND MONOGRAMS ON POTTERY AND PORCELAIN " " THE KERAMIC GALLERY " (ILLUSTRATED), " THE COLLECTOR'S HANDBOOK OF MARKS AND MONOGRAMS ON POTTERY AND PORCELAIN," " PRICED CATALOGUE OF COINS," ETC. The Companion to "HALL MARKS ON GOLD AND SILVER PLATE," by the same Author. LONDON: W. H. ALLEN & CO., 13 WATERLOO PLACE. PUBLISHERS TO THE INDIA OFFICE. clo.Io.ccc.Lxxxin. All rights reserved.) : LONDON PRINTED BY W. H. ALL EX AND CO., 13 WATERLOO PLACE. 8.W. PKEFACE. The former work of the writer, entitled " Hall Marks on Gold and Silver Plate," has been so extensively patronised by the public as to call for six editions since the date of its first appearance in I860, supplying a most important aid to Ama- teurs and Collectors of Old Plate, enabling them to ascertain the precise date of manufacture by the sign manual of the Goldsmiths' Company, stamped upon it when sent to be assayed. That it has been generally appreciated is evident from the fact that it is to be found in the hands of every leading Goldsmith in the United Kingdom, as well as Amateurs and Possessors of family plate.