See S. Grego & Son. Gray, Alexander, see Richard Cope & Alexander Gray. See James and Thomas Greenwood at this deal with. Gray, James & Allsop, Thomas, handle unknown, cm and brokers (1785). On 10 March 1785 took out insurance cowl for £180 of which £60 was in respect of utensils, inventory and goods in belief. Gray, John Godfrey, Cambridge, cm and furniture broker (1820-40). In 1820 residing within the parish of St Andrew the good. Green, Philip, ‘The Three Golden Chairs’, close to the Church Wall, Houndsditch, London, upholder (1717-20). Son of William Green, freeman blacksmith of London. Green, William, Exeter, Devon, cm (1803-20). Included in Militia Census, 1803. Three sons bapt. Green, William, Exeter, Devon, cm (1826-37). Eight kids bapt. Inexperienced, John, Liverpool, u (1840). Son of Thomas Inexperienced, jailer.
Grange, James, 96 High Holborn, London, u and cm (1740-83). Son of Charles Grange who operated an extensive business as an u, 1710-63, from an address in Snow Hill, James was app. Greening, James, 83 Shoe Lane, Fleet St, London, cm (1781). In 1781 took out insurance cover of £100 of which half was in respect of utensils and stock. Greer, William, Rupert St, Westminster, London, u (1720-66). Son of Alexander Greer of Critchel More, Dorset, Gent. Inexperienced, Joseph, High Cross St, Leicester, cm, chairmaker and u (1818-40). Took as app John Bothman, c. In 1784 at 14 Bath St, Chilly Bath Fields where the insurance coverage cowl only totalled £100 of which £20 was in repect of utensils and stock. On 4 January 1815 took an app. He is understood to have taken not less than six apps: Isaac Morton, James Harrimore, Nicholas Mason, all made free on eleven January 1737, Golding Merrill made free January 1742, Marmaduke Whitred made free eight January 1751 and Edward Yorke made free 17 January 1755. Thomas Greaves, u of Cambridge, took app.
Freeman of Liverpool 5 October 1812. Already by this date nonetheless he seems to have been practising as an u in London. The partnership which continued till 1825 described itself as carvers and ship carvers. Greener & Chiesa, Whitechapel, Liverpool, carvers and gilders (1830-39). Probably founded earlier than the primary recording in 1830, for in an commercial in Gore’s Directory, 1837, they claimed to have been buying and selling for sixteen years. ‘M. Gregson, Liverpool, 1790’ although he may not have made it. At this stage he appears to have changed the nature of his trade and declared himself to be an inside surveyor. Henry Heasman and free of the Upholders’ Co., 7 August 1700. Master of the Upholders’ Co., 1739. Took as apps Richard Brisco, 1705-24; Richard Kerrington, 1708-20; William Schouten, 1720-28; Roger Tomlin, 1720-21; and George Dale, 1720-29. In February 1707 he took out insurance cowl for £100 on a house on the east aspect of Butcher Hall Lane in Christchurch parish and will have been dwelling here at this date. In 1770 the premises of George Seddon, insured for £4,300, were mortgaged to Grendey. The premises first occupied by his father at 7 Rood Lane have been retained and in July 1792 utensils and stock right here was insured for £250.
At 34 Whitechapel, 1830-36 but then moved to premises at 39. Additionally they owned premises in Williamson St. In 1835 their manufactory was at 17 Williamson St and in 1837 their ware-rooms had been in premises adjoining to their Whitechapel deal with however entered from Williamson St. An 1839 listing gives the Whitechapel quantity as 44. They claimed to keep ‘an assortment of PIER, CHIMNEY & DRESSING GLASSES in nice variety’ and solicitated trade orders from builders, glaziers, merchants and shipowners. Greene, John, tackle unknown, u (1705). On 1 December 1705 invoiced ‘walnut-tree elbow chairs w. G. Blackburn, Bateman & Forren in 1766. Free 1783-84. The freemen rolls give his tackle as Little Russell St, London. Following the demise of Cornelius Austin jnr in 1729, Greaves obtained common funds from St John’s College, as much as his own demise in 1750. At this period the accounts only give the odd detail of the work undertaken. Gray, John, reverse Sidney College, Cambridge, joiner, cm and u (1762). Stocked each new and secondhand furniture. Worked for Trinity College, 1744-51, however few particulars are given of the work involved though he did restore a table. A fee within the 12 months 1731/32 indicates that he additionally worked as an u: ‘T.