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EDMOND PRIDEAUX

CASH BOOK 1725-1745

 

 

BUSINESS CONNECTIONS

 

DATE             Person                                     : Business

Jun 1735               Mr.Ralph Allen of Bath                     : Stone etc

Feb 1729               John Archer of Norfolk                     : ??

Dec 1726              Bates of Norfolk                                : Carpenter

Jan 1739               Mr.Richard Broad                             : Free Stone Mason

Nov 1743              Mr.Cabot of Southampton                 : (wine)

Feb 1729               George Clifford & Sons                     : ??

Oct 1734               Joseph Collier                                    : ??

Jan 1738               S.Cranmer                                          : (Jeweller)

Feb 1729   [#1]      Hon Sir John Eyles Bart

                              & Sir Joseph Eyles of London          : ??

Dec 1726              Foster of Norfolk                               : Mason

Jul 1737                Dick George of Bath                         : ??

Feb 1745               Richard George of Bath                    : Hops

May 1730             Mr.Gibson & Company                     : [paid £3000]

Nov 1733              Mr.John Girard of Strand London    : ??

Feb 1729               Mr.Pec.Gnaffin of London                : ??

Apr 1728               Gooch                                                 : Tailor

Oct 1734   [#3]      Hon John Hedges

                                          : Treasurer to HRH Prince of Wales ; [paid £4700]

Nov 1730              My Lord Herbert                               : [received £1500]

Feb 1732               Stephen Hobart                                  :(Edmond's Agent)

Feb 1726               Sir R.Hopkins & Folkes of London  : ??

Jan 1733               Mr.Jennings               : Collector of Excise; [received £700]

Jan 1738               King of Brumpton                              : Wine

Dec 1738              John Knapton of London                   : Bookseller

Jul 1744                Lander                                                : (Wool)

Apr 1728               Lindsey                                               : Maltsters

Mar 1738              Mr.Leach                                           : (wine)

Dec 1736              Mr.Lemon of Truro                           : [exchanged £600]

Feb 1729               Jaques Maillard & fitz                       : ??

Feb 1729               Jaquis Maillers & Son                       : ??

Apr 1729               Will Manning                                     : (horse)

Jan 1728               Miller                                                  : Surveying & Mapping

Aug 1730 [#2]      Sir William Morice of Werrington    : [received £1087]

Apr 1729               Mr.Roe                                               : Silver & Gold

Feb 1738               Mr.Swinhoe                                        : (trees)

Nov 1730              Mr.Thomas                                        : Sir William Morice's Steward

Oct 1730               Jo.Veale                                             : (Mill house)

Oct 1734               John Waite                                         : ??

Feb 1738               Capt.Wi11ians                                    : for trees

Mar 1739              Hen.Williams                                      : (Agent?)

May 1730             Wood                                                  : [paid £2600]

 

[ with the  amount, if substantial, Edmond Prideaux had paid or received ]

 

[ #1 Sir Joseph Eyles was Sheriff of London 1726.

His brother Sir John Eyles, Bart., was a governor of the South Sea Co. ]

 

[ #2 Sir William Morice ( only son of Sir Nicholas Morice ) died 24 Jan 1750. His large estates went to the families of St Aubyn and Molesworth. He was married 1st Sep 1731 to Lady Lucy daughter of Thomas marquess of Wharton. Sir William married again (when Lady Lucy left him to live with Lord Augustus Fitzroy) to Ann daughter of Thomas Bury in 1738. Sir William Morice had estates in Padstow, which he sold in 1732 ]

 

[ #3 The Prince of Wales - Frederick (1707-1751), son of George II and father of George III, was born 6th Jan 1707, Duke of Gloucester, made Prince of Wales 1729. He was the centre of the opposition to George II, in 1737 he was banished from Court. Set up a court of his own at Norfolk House, St James’s Square and this became a resort of all who opposed George II and Sir Robert Walpole.  Died 20th March 1751 ]

 

 

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