| Surname | Given Name | Trade | History |
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| | ALKER (WALKER) | John | Clockmaker | 1830: John Alker(Walker). I am very interested in a longcase clock made by John Alker of Wigan, Lancashire circa 1830 ,but I am having no joy in trying to get any information at all about him,would appreciate any information you may have. If you can help with any information please contact me (name withheld) by . |
| | ASHER | Unknown | Watchmaker,Silversmith | 1825: Mr. Asher (givenname not listed). See Gore's Directory of Liverpool. 26 Pool Lane. Cohen, Asher & Co., Bill brokers, 4 Jubilee Buildings, Lord Street. They were also Pawnbrokers. |
| | ASHOUSE | George | Watchmaker | 1851: George Ashouse 25yrs,Honey Lane,---. Hertfordshire. Born Sevenoaks,Kent. With Robert BEAR, watchmaker. |
| | ATHERTON | John (Jnr) | Watchmaker | 1842: John Atherton (Jnr), born circa 1842 and was the son of John Atherton (born circa 1803 - also a watchmaker). Census 2nd April 1871 he was a watchmaker living with his wife Mary at 22 New Road, Prescot, Lancashire.
Census 3rd April 1881, still a watchmaker, at 22 Warrington Road (Formerly New Road?), Warrington. By November 1886 his occupation had changed to a foreman (we suspect at a mine) and he was living in West Derby. He had nine children: John, Alice, Robert, Mary, William, Edmund, Thomas, Ellen and Emily. Contact Kelly by. |
| | ATHERTON | John (Snr) | Watchmaker | 1803: John Atherton (Snr), born circa 1803 in Prescot, Lancashire, UK. Census 6th June1841 he was a watchmaker at Houghton Street, Prescot, Lancashire. Census 30th March 185, still a watchmaker at Houghton Street, Prescot, Lancashire. Wife: Alice, and had seven children that we know of - Elizabeth, Ellen, Thomas, Mary, Alice, Robert, and John. Contact Kelly by. |
| | ATHERTON | Thomas | Watchmaker & Coal Miner | 1881: Thomas Atherton 16yrs, living with his father at 22 Warrington Road, (formerly New Road?) Prescot, Lancashire, UK. 1891: 26yrs, living at Whiston Cross, Whiston, Lancashire (now known as Merseryside) and is a coal miner. It is perhaps not a coincidence that in this census, he is shown living in the household next to the parents of his wife Mary Lyon. Mary's father and brothers are all coal miners. Perhaps the coal mining boom of the time snatched him away from a family tradition of watchmaking? Thomas and Mary had 12 children (that we know of) but we have only been able to find nine of them so far - Minnie, William, Thomas, John, Jessie, Mary, Sarah Heleanor, Jim and Hannah Standish. Thomas Atherton was both the son and grandson of watchmakers. His father John Atherton (b c1842) was a watchmaker as was his grandfather John Atherton (b c1803) both born Prescot, Lancashire - both also seen in this index. Contact kelly by. |
| | AUSTIN | Aaron | Clock & Watchmaker | 1775: Aaron Austin, clock & watch maker. No: 26, Old Market, Bristol. Taken from a list of metal workers in the 1775 Bristol Directory, published by the Temple Local History Society. I have no other information. |
| | BAUNES | George | Clock & Watchmaker | 1775: George Baunes, clock & watch maker. No: 11, Redcliff Hill, Bristol. Taken from a list of metal workers in the 1775 Bristol Directory, published by the Temple Local History Society. I have no other information. |
| | BENNETT | Joseph (Jnr) | Watchmaker - apprentice | 1841: Joseph Bennett (Jnr) 40yrs, Bilbury Street, Plymouth Parish of St.Charles the Martyr. Born in Devon. |
| | BENNETT | Joseph (Snr) | Watchmaker | 1841: Joseph Bennett (Snr) 40yrs, Bilbury Street, Plymouth Parish of St.Charles the Martyr. Born in Devon. Wife Mary 35yrs born DEV. |
| | BIBBY | Alexander W | Watchmaker | 1891: Alexander.W. Bibby 41yrs, 90 Hankin Street, Liverpool (RG12/2903/129/24). Watchmaker. Born in Tranmere, Cheshire. Wife Jane Ann 46yrs born Birdlip, Gloucester. In 1901 Alexander was 51yrs, at Hampton Street, Toxteth Park, Liverpool (RG13/3426/141/19) with his brother William 39yrs (boiler labourer). Sister-in-law: Mary. A. 40yrs. Nieces & nephews: William 16yrs (see Watch Makers Index), Mary 14yrs, Edward 12yrs, Nellie 6yrs, Doris 3yrs. Contact Juliet by. |
| | BIBBY | William | Watchmaker - Apprentice | 1901: William Bibby 16yrs, Hampton Street, Toxteth Park, Liverpool (RG13/3426/141/19). Watch Maker. Born: Liverpool. Parents: William & Mary. A. Bibby. Siblings: Mary 14yrs, Edward 12yrs, Nellie 6yrs, Doris 3yrs. Uncle: Alexander Bibby 51yrs (see Watch Makers Index). Contact Juliet by. |
| | BOUCKER | Geo. | Watchmaker | 1881: Geo.Boucker 27yrs, 4 Broad Street, Newcatles Under Lyme,Staffs. Born Market Drayton-Salop. Wife Ann 27yrs born Newcastle-Staffs. |
| | BOUCKER | George | Watchmaker,Clockmaker | 1841: George Boucker; son of George Boucker(Labourer). Married 02 March 1843 at Stoke Parish Church to Ann Edmonds. 1851: 35yrs,Cheshire Street,Market Drayton (Drayton Magna). Ann 30yrs born Moretonwood-Salop. See also census for 1871,1881. |
| | BROCK | Benj. | Watchmaker & Silversmith | 1775: Benj. Brock, silversmith & watchmaker. No: 39, Corn Street, Bristol. Taken from a list of metal workers in the 1775 Bristol Directory, published by the Temple Local History Society. I have no other information. |
| | BRUMTON ? | Samuel | Watchmaker & Coal Miner | 1841: Samuel Brumpton 25yrs, Northfleet, Kent. Born in Kent. Wife Ann 25yrs born Kent. Daughter Caroline 3yrs. |
| | BULLOCK | William | Watchmaker,Clockmaker | 1848: William Bullock, watchmaker,clockmaker. Pippit Street, Bradford-on-Avon,West Wiltshire. Taken from the 1848 Directory of Bradford on Avon. |
| | BURNETT | Abraham Filmore | Watchmaker | 1760: Abraham Filmore Burnett botn about 1760 around the Exeter - Topsham area, England. Wife: Elizabeth. Does anyone know how I may find him, or what resourses are available? Any information deeply appreciated. Contact Andy in Australia by. |
| | BURR & WOOD | B&W | Clock, Watchmakers & Silversmiths | 1775: Burr & Wood, clock, watch makers & silversmiths. No: 16 Clare Street, Bristol. Taken from a list of metal workers in the 1775 Bristol Directory, published by the Temple Local History Society. I have no other information. |
| | CARYL | Chistopher John | Watchmaker | 1844: Chistopher John Caryl, born Liverpool 1844. 1861: apprentice watchmaker (with father). Parents: John & Elizabeth. See Shipwrights, Brass workers,Farriers,Blacksmiths, Whitesmiths, Brass workers & Ironworkers Indexes for relatives. |
| | CARYL | John | Watchmaker | 1816: John Caryl, born Warrington 1816. 1841 census describes him as an apprentice watchmaker, living at 19 Warren Street,Liverpool. Married: Elizabeth Fairfield in 1842. In 1847 he was a watch finisher working from 33 Devon Street, Liverpool and in 1848 from 5 Manesty Lane,Liverpool. From 1851 - 1883 at 16 High Street,Monks Coppenhall, Cheshire as watchmaker and jeweller. He vanishes from the records but reappears in 1906 when he enters the USA, occupation given as jeweller. See Shipwrights Index for his brother John James Caryl. See Brass workers,Farriers,Blacksmiths, Whitesmiths, Brass workers & Ironworkers Indexes for relatives. |
| | CLERKE or COLERKE? | William | Watchmaker & Coal Miner | 1841: William Clerke (Colerke) 25yrs, Northfleet, Kent. Born: not in Kent. Wife Elizabeth 20yrs born, not in Kent. |
| | CREWS | Charles | Watchmaker | 1841: Charles Crews 29yrs, Treville Street,Plymouth Parish of St.Charles the Martyr. Born in Devon. |
| | DALE | Charles | Watch & Clock makers | 1830: Charles Dales. From Pigot's Directory of 1830. Gosport Library. Page 406. Andover - Watch & Clock makers - Dale,Charles, Market Place. (Pigot Dir.) (Also Fire Insurance Agent for Globe.). Contact Malcolm by. |
| | DALE | Edmund | Clock & Watchmaker | 1784: Edmund Dales. From The Hampshire Directory of 1784. Fordingbridge. Clock & Watchmaker.Contact Malcolm by. |
| | ESCOURT | Robert | Watchmaker | 1775: Robert Escourt, watchmaker. No: 30, Tower Lane, John Street, Bristol. Taken from a list of metal workers in the 1775 Bristol Directory, published by the Temple Local History Society. I have no other information. |
| | EVANS | Caleb | Watchmaker & Jeweler | 1775: Caleb Evans, watch maker & jeweler. No: 34, St. Michael’s Hill, Bristol. Taken from a list of metal workers in the 1775 Bristol Directory, published by the Temple Local History Society. I have no other information. |
| | FLINT | Thomas | Watchmaker | 1851: Thomas Flint 50yrs, Ashford, Kent. With William Flint 50yrs & Hannah Flint 35yrs. All Born in Kent. |
| | FLINT | William | Watchmaker | 1851: William Flint 50yrs, Ashford, Kent. With Thomas Flint 50yrs & Hannah Flint 35yrs. All Born in Kent. |
| | GENDLE | Thomas | Watchmaker | 1841: Thomas Gendle 74yrs, Bilbury Street, Plymouth Parish of St.Charles the Martyr. Born in Devon. Wife Susanna 70yrs born DEV. |
| | GOLDSWORTHY | Edward | Clockmaker | 1750: Edward Goldsworthy, clockmaker. Born between 1750-1760. I have two entries of apprentiship in 1765 and 1766, and one of master clockmaker in 1787 in Exeter. He had a daughter Ann born about 1782. He went to London where he practised from 1802 until his death in 1824. In 1810 he married a Mary Jones, I presume in second marriage. I'd greatly appreciate any help provided. Contact George by |
| | HALLETT | Wm Geo. | Watchmaker,Clockmaker,Jeweller,Silversmith | 1848: Wm.Geo. Hallett. Market Place, Bradford,West Yorkshire. (see 1848 Directory of Bradford on Avon).See Gold/Silversmiths Index. |
| | HEATHMAN ? | Joseph | Watchmaker | 1841: Joseph Heathman 15yrs, Old Town Street, Plymouth Parish of St.Charles the Martyr. Born in Devon. Name could be Heashman? |
| | HEWLETT | Isaac | Clock & Watchmaker | 1775: Isaac Hewlett, clock & watch maker. No: 28, Old Market, Bristol. Taken from a list of metal workers in the 1775 Bristol Directory, published by the Temple Local History Society. I have no other information. |
| | HUNTLEY | William | Watchmaker,Clockmaker | 1848: William Huntly. Silver Street, Bradford,West Yorkshire. (see 1848 Directory of Bradford on Avon). |
| | HURLEY | Jos. | Clock & Watchmaker | 1775: Jos. Hurley, clock & watch maker. No: 255, Bedminster, East Street, Bristol. Taken from a list of metal workers in the 1775 Bristol Directory, published by the Temple Local History Society. I have no other information. |
| | JAMES | Nicholas | Watchmaker | 1841: Nicholas James 36yrs, Tavistock Street,---. Plymouth Parish of St.Charles the Martyr. Born in Devon. |
| | JULER | George | Watchmaker | 1851: George Juler 20yrs, High Street, Docking, Hunstanton Docking, Norfolk. Born Burnham-Nfk. Lodges with Ezekiel CALLABY 58yrs(Blacksmiths of Norfolk Index). |
| | JULER | John (1st) | Clockmaker & Cabinet maker | 1718 - 1797: John Juler (1), born & Lived in North Walsham NFK until 1770's. Wife Sarah Barcham in 1746. Also a carpenter, John made the cases for his clocks. See Iron Workers Index for son Matthew & Clockmakers Index for son John. |
| | JULER | John (2nd) | Clockmaker | 1750 - 1825: John Juler (2)Took over his fathers business in the 1770's. Parents: John & Sarah nee Barcham. See Iron Workers Index for brother Matthew. |
| | JULER | John (3rd) | Watchmaker, Silversmith & Jeweller. | 1786 - 1858: John Juler (3). Parents: John (2nd) JULER. See Siversmiths Index. |
| | JULER | Miles | Watchmaker | 1851: Miles Juler 28yrs, Front Street, Docking, Burnham Westgate Docking, Norfolk. Born Thorpe-Nfk . See Watchmakers Index & Iron Mongers Index for parents William 54yrs & Alice 52yrs & siblings. See Blacksmiths of Norfolk for brother Benjamin 18yrs. |
| | JULER | William | Watchmaker & Ironmonger | 1851: William Juler 54yrs, Front Street, Docking, Burnham Westgate Docking, Norfolk. Born Rudham-Nfk . Wife Alice 52yrs born Thorpe-Nfk . Daughter Eliza 12yrs. Sons: Alfred 10yrs, Miles 28yrs (see Watchmakers Index ) & Benjamin 18yrs (Blacksmiths of Norfolk Index). William is also listed in the Iron Workers Index. |
| | HALLETT | Wm Geo. | Watchmaker,Clockmaker,Jeweller,Silversmith | 1848: Wm.Geo. Hallett, Watchmaker,Clockmaker,Jeweller,Silversmith. Market Place, Bradford-on-Avon,West Wiltshire. Taken from the 1848 Directory of Bradford on Avon. See Gold/Silversmiths Index. |
| | HEATHMAN ? | Joseph | Watchmaker | 1841: Joseph Heathman 15yrs, Old Town Street, Plymouth Parish of St.Charles the Martyr. Born in Devon. Name could be Heashman? |
| | HEWLETT | Isaac | Clock & Watchmaker | 1775: Isaac Hewlett, clock & watch maker. No: 28, Old Market, Bristol. Taken from a list of metal workers in the 1775 Bristol Directory, published by the Temple Local History Society. I have no other information. |
| | HUNTLEY | William | Watchmaker,Clockmaker | 1848: William Huntly, watchmaker,clockmaker. Silver Street, Bradford-on-Avon, West Wiltshire. Taken from the 1848 Directory of Bradford on Avon. |
| | HURLEY | Jos. | Clock & Watchmaker | 1775: Jos. Hurley, clock & watch maker. No: 255, Bedminster, East Street, Bristol. Taken from a list of metal workers in the 1775 Bristol Directory, published by the Temple Local History Society. I have no other information. |
| | KENT | Joseph | Clockmaker - long case Clocks | 1800: Joseph Kent. I have a musical long case clock, made around 1800 by Joseph Kent, Ratcliff, London. I cannot find out any information about Joseph Kent. If you can help please contact Morton by. |
| | KENYON | Richard | Clockmaker | 1770: Richard Kenyon. We think his clocks date from about 1770. Have a long case clock with Richard Kenyon,Liverpool engraved on its face. More information welcome. See Stories from the Past Link on homepage. Contact |
| | LAKEMAN | Robert | Watchmaker | 1841: Robert Lakeman 25yrs, 1 Looe Lane,---. Plymouth Parish of St.Charles the Martyr. Born in Devon. Wife Julia 25yrs born DEV. |
| | LANE | Henry | Watchmaker | 1775: Henry Lane, watchmaker. No: 59, Key, now Quay, Bristol. Taken from a list of metal workers in the 1775 Bristol Directory, published by the Temple Local History Society. I have no other information. |
| | LANGSTON | Charles Frederick | | 1882: Charles Frederick Langston. Post Office London Directory 1882, a watchmaker at 59 Stainsby Rd Poplar East. Baptised: 30 November 1834 at St George in the East Stepney London. Parents Edward LANGSTON & Eleanor (Helen) Bissex MOORE. Charles died 1 December 1913 and he is buried at Ladywell Cemetery Hither Green Lewisham. Contact Tyrone by. |
| | LOCK | James | Clock & Watchmaker | 1775: James Lock, watch & clock maker. No: 8, Bridge Street, formally Worship Street, Bristol. Taken from a list of metal workers in the 1775 Bristol Directory, published by the Temple Local History Society. I have no other information. |
| | LLOYD | Philip | Watchmaker | 1775: Philip Lloyd, watchmaker. No: 46, Limekilns, Bristol. Taken from a list of metal workers in the 1775 Bristol Directory, published by the Temple Local History Society. I have no other information. |
| | MILLS (MILNE) | George | Clock & Watchmaker | 1881: George Mills (Milne) 59yrs,No 4 Victoria Terrace, Basingstoke, Hampshire, England. I have been led to believe there is one of his clocks in the Basingstoke Museum, but have not yet had this confirmed. See photo of George in Stories of the Past Link on homepage. I am not absolutely 100% sure that the photo is of George, but that is who my aunt has said it is. I have put the name Milne (Mills) as he moved down to Hampshire in about 1849 from Aberdeen in Scotland, then for some unknown reason changed the family name to Mills. It may be that no one could understand his broad Aberdeen accent. Contact Tom . |
| | MITCHELL | Barnet | Watchmaker | 1841: Barnet Mitchell 40yrs,Treville Street, Plymouth Parish of St.Charles the Martyr. Born:not listed. Wife Maria 35yrs umbrella maker, born:not listed. |
| | MITCHELL | Richard | Watchmaker | 1841: Richard Mitchell 20yrs, Clarence Street, Plymouth Parish of St.Charles the Martyr. Born in Devon. With Eliza (?wife or sister) 20yrs born-DEV. |
| | MOLLER | Christian | Clock & Watchmaker | 1855: Christian Moller, clock & watch maker. Born about 1855. Emigrated to UK from Denmark approx 1874. The 1881 UK census shows him as Clock Maker aged 26 in Islington. Married 1876 aged 22 as a Watch Maker. Died 1913 as a Journeyman Clock Maker. His son, Mark Hans Moller, (my grandfather), birth cert of 1882 shows his father's occupation as Watch Maker. His son Mark is also listed in this index. I am keen for any leads as to where they were working during their Clock/Watch making careers. Contact great grand-son David by. |
| | MOLLER | Mark Hans | Clock & Watchmaker | 1882: Mark Hans Moller, clock & watch maker. Born 1882 in England. Son of Christian Moller (clock & watch maker). The 1901 UK census shows Mark as 18 yr old Watchmaker's Assistant (working for/with his Dad?). 1911 UK census, aged 28, no longer a Watchmaker but a printer. Mark died 1937 still a printer. I am keen for any leads as to where they were working during their Clock/Watch making careers. Contact grand-son David by. |
| | MORGAN | John | Clock & Watchmaker | 1775: John Morgan, clock & watchmaker. No: 4, Broad Ware now Broad Weir, Bristol. Taken from a list of metal workers in the 1775 Bristol Directory, published by the Temple Local History Society. I have no other information. |
| | MORGAN | Matthew | Watchmaker | 1775: Matthew Morgan, watchmaker. No: 18, Hillgrove Street, Stokes Croft, Bristol. Taken from a list of metal workers in the 1775 Bristol Directory, published by the Temple Local History Society. I have no other information. |
| | MOSS | Charles | Watchmaker,Clockmaker | 1847: Charles Moss. See Gore's Directory of Liverpool. MOSS Elias & Charles. Silver smith & Watchmakers. 29 Old Haymarket. 1847: Slater's Directory Liverpool. Quill dresser & pen cutters at 13 Manchester St. |
| | MOSS | Isaac | Watchmaker,Clockmake,Jeweller | 1847: Isaac Moss. See Slater's Directory Liverpool. Jeweller, Watch & Clock maker and Manufacturer of Fancy Trimmings(upholstery) 22 Church Street. |
| | MUMMERY | T. & RB. | Watchmakers | 1853: T & R.B. Mummery, watchmakers. From The Examiner ( London, England ), Saturday, June 25, 1853; Issue 2369. ( Taken from The London Gazette of Tuesday, June 21.) PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED - T. and R. B. MUMMERY, Dover, Kent, watchmakers. See Michael Pearson's "Kent clocks and clockmakers", Mayfield Books, 1997. I have no further information. |
| | NANGLE | Nath. | Watchmaker & Jeweller | 1775: Nath. Nangle, jeweler & watch maker. No: 15, Broad Street, Bristol. Listed in both the Clock/Watch Makers Index & Goldsmiths Index. Taken from a list of metal workers in the 1775 Bristol Directory, published by the Temple Local History Society. I have no other information. |
| | NIGHBOUR | Joseph | Clock & Watchmaker | 1775: Joseph (sic) Nighbour, clock & watch maker. No: 17, Broadmead, Bristol. Taken from a list of metal workers in the 1775 Bristol Directory, published by the Temple Local History Society. I have no other information. |
| | PERRY | James Henry | Clockmaker | 1775: James Perry, clockmaker. No: 16, Limekiln Lane, now St.George’s Road,College Green, Bristol. Taken from a list of metal workers in the 1775 Bristol Directory, published by the Temple Local History Society. I have no other information. |
| | PIERCE | Thomas (Jnr) | Watchmaker & Goldsmith | 1775: Thomas Pierce (Jnr), goldsmith & watchmaker . No: 8, Broad Street, Bristol. Listed in both the Clock & Wtach Makers Index & Goldsmiths Index. Taken from a list of metal workers in the 1775 Bristol Directory, published by the Temple Local History Society. I have no other information. |
| | PINNINGTOM | John | Watchmaker | 1861: John Pinnington and brother-in-law John Rimmer were employed as watchmakers. See Blacksmiths of Lancashire for John's father Robert Pinnington. Any information of either the Pinnington or Rimmer families will be appreciated. Contact John by. |
| | POTTER | William | Clockmaker | 1775: William Potter, clock maker. No: 53, Montague Street, Bristol. Taken from a list of metal workers in the 1775 Bristol Directory, published by the Temple Local History Society. I have no other information. |
| | PRIEST | William. | Watchmaker | 1775: William Priest, watch maker. No: 2, Bridewell Lane, now Bridewell Street, Bristol. Taken from a list of metal workers in the 1775 Bristol Directory, published by the Temple Local History Society. I have no other information. |
| | REDDALL | Robert | Watchmaker,Clockmaker | 1851: Robert Reddall 36yrs, 14 George Street, Woburn. Born Eversholt. Wife Hannah 30yrs born Eversholt. 1853: Cravens Directory. George Street, |
| | REDDALL | Thomas | Bellhanger | 1841: Thomas Reddall 30yrs, Froxfield,hamlet of Eversholt. Born-BEDS. 1851 census: 42yrs, unmarried, bellhanger. Son of Mary Reddall. Brother of William. Reddall. 1854: Post Office Directory: Froxfield in Eversholt. |
| | REDDALL | William | Clockmaker | 1841: See census 1841. Son of Mary Reddall. Brother of Thomas. Reddall. 1854: Post Office Directory: Froxfield in Eversholt. |
| | REED | Ben | Clock & Watchmaker | 1775: Ben Reed, clock & watch maker. No: 20, Peter Street, Bristol. Taken from a list of metal workers in the 1775 Bristol Directory, published by the Temple Local History Society. I have no other information. |
| | RIMMER | John | Watchmaker | 1861: John Rimmer, watchmaker See Blacksmiths of Lancashire for his father-in-law Robert Pinnington & brother-in-law John Pinnington. Any information of either the Pinnington or Rimmer families will be appreciated. Contact John by. |
| | SAGAR | Matthew | Watchmaker,Clockmaker | "1746: Matthew Sagar. See Interesting Stories Link and the Blacksmiths of Devon Index for his nephew Matthew Sagar. For more information contact Carole by. |
| | SALMON | Susannah | Watchmaker | 1775: Susannah Salmon, watchmaker, widow. No: 1, Bush Street, off Hillgrove Street. Taken from a list of metal workers in the 1775 Bristol Directory, published by the Temple Local History Society. I have no other information. |
| | SMALL | William | Clock & Watchmaker | 1775: William Small, clock & watch maker. No: 7, Castle Green, Bristol. Taken from a list of metal workers in the 1775 Bristol Directory, published by the Temple Local History Society. I have no other information. |
| | SMITH | Joseph | Watchmaker | 1775: Joseph Smith, watchmaker. No: 63, Broad Street, Bristol. Taken from a list of metal workers in the 1775 Bristol Directory, published by the Temple Local History Society. I have no other information. |
| | SMITH | Wm. | Watchmaker,Goldsmiths,Jeweller | 1775: Wm. Smith, watchmaker, goldsmith & jeweler. No: 1, High Street, Bristol. Listed in Goldsmiths & Clock/watchmakers Indexes. Taken from a list of metal workers in the 1775 Bristol Directory, published by the Temple Local History Society. I have no other information. |
| | SPENCER | Thomas | Watchmaker - Apprentice | 1851: Thomas Spencer, 18yrs, Houghton Street, Prescot, Lancs (HO107/2194/401/56). Born: Prescot. Apprentice with Thomas & Margery Tyrer (see Watch Makers Index). Contact Juliet by. |
| | STEPHENS | Unknown | Watchmaker | 1851: Mr.Stephens (givenname not listed). Wife Charlotte 25yrs born Tavistock-DEV. See Blacksmiths Index (Devon) for Charlottes brother Frederick. |
| | STUART | Henry | Watchmaker,Watchcase maker | 1825: Henry Stuart. New York University Collection: 13 Hope Street, Liverpool. 1859: Slaters Directory Lancashire. Brownlow Hill. |
| | STUART | John | Watchmaker | 1843: John Stuart. Resident Liverpool. Son of Peter Stuart(Mariner). Married 12 Nov 1843 by licence to Martha William |
| | TRAPP & STAFFORD | Unkown | Watchmaker,Goldsmiths,Cutler | 1775: TRAPP & STAFFORD, goldsmiths, watchmakers, cutlers. No: 17, High Street, Bristol. Listed in Goldsmiths & Clock/watchmakers & Cutlers Indexes. Taken from a list of metal workers in the 1775 Bristol Directory, published by the Temple Local History Society. I have no other information. |
| | TUCKER | William | Watchmaker, Goldsmith, Silversmith, Jeweller,. | 1862: William Tucker. Worked in Brsitol between 1862 - 1900 as a Goldsmith, Silversmith, Jeweller, Watchmaker . Can anyone tell me where I might find if he ahd a 'touch mark' as a goldsmith. Contact Evelyn by |
| | TYAS | Abram | Watch manufacturer | 1805: Abram Tyas, born circa 1804, St.Giles, Cripplegate, London. Died of delirium tremors aged 35yrs on13 Jan 1840, 10 St.John Square, Clerkenwell, Middlesex. Contact at . |
| | TYAS | William Thomas | Watchmaker, Silversmith & Jeweller. | 1796: William Thomas Tyas, born circa 1796, St.Giles Cripplegate London. Convicted for robbery (the Old Bailey) See Stories from the Past Link. Contact at . |
| | TYRER | Anthony | Clock & Watchmaker | 1851: Anthony Tyrer, 15yrs, Houghton Street, Prescot, Lancs (HO107/2194/401/56). Born Prescot. See Watch Makers Index for parents Thomas & Margery & 5 siblings. Contact Juliet by. |
| | TYRER | Henry (1) | Watchmaker,Clockmaker | 1745: Henry Tyrer (1), born circa 1745 [source Thomas Tyrer's WILL] . Baptism not yet located. Died: after 1794. Wife: Elizabeth Quince, married 1783 at St John Baptist Clekenwell. Lived at 2, Berkley street, Red Lion Square (Holborn), London. Listed in Bailey's British Directory [for 1785]; or, Merchant's and Trader's Useful Companion, for the year 1785. Henry TYRER bachelor o.t.p. and Elizabeth Quince Of St Andrew Holborn by Lic 13 April 1783 Witness John Watts & Ann Quince. One known child James Henry TYRER also a Watchmaker born 6th Jan 1787 bpt 14th Jan 1787 at St John the Baptist Clekenwell. Contact Debra by. |
| | TYRER | Henry (2) | Watchmaker,Clockmaker | 1778: Henry Tyrer (2). This is another Henry TYRER of Red Lion Square born circa 1778 also a Watchmaker and must connect to the above lot somehow but we are yet to locate his baptism to find out which watchmaker was his father. Contact Debra by. |
| | TYRER | Henry James | Watchmaker,Clockmaker | 1815: Henry James TYRER born 1815 London [married Jane Elizabeth DAVIES married Elizabeth MESSENGER 11 known children]. Died 1898 Yorkshire. Declared bankrupt 1849. Abode Newcastle Place Clerkenwell Close, Watchmaker. See Clock & Watchmakers Index for other Tyrer relatives. Contact Debra by. |
| | TYRER | James Henry | Watchmaker,Clockmaker | 1787: James Henry TYRER born 6th Jan 1787. Baptised 14th Jan 1787 at St John the Baptist Clekenwell. Wife: Louisa SILK,married 26th Mar 1812 at All Hallows, Bread Street & St. John the Evangelist. Children: Elizabeth born 1813 London [married George LAMB came to Australia]. Henry James TYRER born 1815 London (see Clock & Watchmakers Index), Caroline Louisa born 1820 London [married John Charles HAWKES b 1810 Wingham Kent Captain of the "DUNBAR" shipwreck in Australia], Louisa Maria TYRER born 1822 never married, Alfred born Sheerness Kent circa 1831. See Clock & Watchmakers Index for father Henry & grandfather Thomas. Contact Debra by. |
| | TYRER | Richard | Watchmaker | 1841: Richard Tyrer 30yrs, Hillock Street, Prescot (HO107/516/13/35/20). Born: in County. Sister: Sarah 25yrs born in County. Sarah’s children: Frederick 7yrs, James 5yrs. (NB Sarah is Richard's sister and Fred/James her children). Contact Juliet by. |
| | TYRER | Thomas | Watchmaker & Musical Clock Maker | 1739: Thomas Tyrer, born circa 1739 London, England. Directories London 1778 show Thomas Tyrer as a Musical Clock and watchmaker at 1 Prescott St Goodmansfields, St Mary's Whitechapel. 1782: Inventor of DUPLEX-ESCAPEMENT. Thomas Tyrer patented it in England in 1782, No 1311. Wife: Barbara unknown, married before 1771. Died: 13 Oct 1794 21 Millman Street, St Pancras, London. Burial 16 Oct 1794 Bunhill Fields, London. Children: Barbara, Mary Ann, William Ebenezer, Elizabeth, Sarah, Edward Howe, Samuel. Rigid Presbyterian. Brother or Henry Tyrer Clock & Watch maker of 2, Berkley street, Clerkenwell, London. Contact Debra by. |
| | TYRER | Thomas | Clock & Watch toolmaker | 1871: Thomas Tyrer , 72yrs at Whiston Union Workhouse, Prescot, Lancs (RG10/3861/164/13). Born: Prescot. Widower. Pauper. Contact Juliet by. |
| | TYRER | Thomas Spencer | Clock & Watchmaker | 1851: Thomas Spencer, 18yrs, Houghton Street, Prescot, Lancs (HO107/2194/401/56). Born Prescot. Apprentice with Thomas & Margery Tyrer (see Watch Makers Index). Contact Juliet by. |
| | TYRER | Thomas Willis | Clock & Watchmaker | 1851: Thomas Willis, 40yrs, Houghton Street, Prescot, Lancs (HO107/2194/401/56). Born Prescot. Wife Margery 45yrs born Prescot. Children: Anthony 15yrs(see Watch makers Index), Thomas 13yrs, William 11yrs, Margaret 7yrs, Sarah 5yrs, Charles 2yrs. Apprentice Watch Maker: Thomas Spencer 18yrs. Contact Juliet by. |
| | UNKNOWN | J.S. | Watchmaker Journeyman | 1851: J.S.Unknown 59yrs,at I-Lunatic Asylum, Blofield, Thorpe Next Norwich Blofield, Norfolk. Born Wootton-Nfk. No other details listed census 1851. |
| | WADY | William | Jeweller, Watchmaker, Toy Man | 1775: William Wady, watchmaker, Jeweller & toyman. No:22, Broad Street, Bristol. Listed in both Goldsmiths & Clock/watchmakers Indexes. Taken from a list of metal workers in the 1775 Bristol Directory, published by the Temple Local History Society. I have no other information. |
| | WALKER (ALKER) | John | Clockmaker | 1830: John Walker (Alker). I am very interested in a longcase clock made by John Alker of Wigan, Lancashire circa 1830 ,but I am having no joy in trying to get any information at all about him,would appreciate any information you may have. If you can help with any information please contact me (name withheld) by . |
| | WILLIAMS | Peter | Watchmaker | 1851: Peter Williams 15yrs,10 Trafalga Street ?Liverpool. Son of Robert William (Victualler/Baker) & Eliza. |
| | WILLIAMS | Robert | Watch Jeweller | 1851: Robert Williams 14yrs,10 Trafalga Street, ?Liverpool. Son of Robert William (Victualler/Baker) & Eliza. |
| | WILLIS | Anthony | Watchmaker - Apprentice | 1851: Anthony WIllis, 15yrs, Houghton Street, Prescot, Lancs (HO107/2194/401/56). Born Prescot. See Watch Makers Index for parents Thomas & Margery & 5 siblings. Contact Juliet by. |
| | WILLIS | Thomas | Watchmaker,employs 3 men | 1851: Thomas Willis, 40yrs, Houghton Street, Prescot, Lancs (HO107/2194/401/56). Born Prescot. Wife Margery 45yrs born Prescot. Children: Anthony 15yrs(see Watch makers Index), Thomas 13yrs, William 11yrs, Margaret 7yrs, Sarah 5yrs, Charles 2yrs. Apprentice Watch Maker: Thomas Spencer 18yrs. Contact Juliet by. |
| | WOOD | Joseph | Watchmaker | 1775: Joseph Wood, watch maker. No: 33, St. Augustine’s Back now St. Augustine’s Parade, Bristol. Taken from a list of metal workers in the 1775 Bristol Directory, published by the Temple Local History Society. I have no other information. |
| | WORGAN | Robert | Clock & Watchmaker | 1775: Matthew Worgan, clock & watch maker. No: 61, Wine Street, Bristol. Taken from a list of metal workers in the 1775 Bristol Directory, published by the Temple Local History Society. I have no other information. |
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will be greatly appreciated