A-Z of Entries

(see Francis Place's Autobiography ed. Mary Thale pages 94 - 119, Place worked for tailor Lingham)
Note; for parish registers of Savoy precinct you have to contact the vicar, I have not seen for Linghams

Thomas Lingham glover Strand voted 1774 Mountmorris & Mahon, Old Bailey 9.1.1776
   glover precinct of Savoy bankrupt (Gazette 11.2.1777 certificate 24.6.1777)
   glover 137 Strand stock for sale (Morn Post 28.3.1777)
   Sun Fire 1777 glover corner of Dutchy lane Strand
   Old Bailey 21.10.1778 daughter Anne Lingham (gloves stolen)
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                                                                                Linnell's Journal 6.8.1825 Mrs Aders 11 Euston Sq with Mr Blake

                                                                                                               8.8.1825 Mrs Aders 11 Euston Sq with S Palmer

                                                                                                           10.11.1825 "agreed with Mr Aders to engrave a plate of Part of the Van Eyck Picture 20 ins by 7"

miss Linwood 6.6.1779

Explained in GD website in event tag, though underlined and no person record

see Poland Street 19 to 44 in London Addresses dataset

William Lippop 44 Poland St ratebooks 1779, 27 Poland St ratebooks 1780-8 / William Lipop = St James 13.11.1780 Rene Lacroix botp banns wits Thos Theed, PHC(?) La Guignard / SunFire 1781 William Lipop 27 Poland St taylor, his wife a lace & silk stocking cleaner 1789 7 Maddox St tailor & silk stocking cleaner 1809 7 Maddox St tailor & dealer in Irish linen / William Lipop bur St Geo Han Sq 31.5.1823 age 71 / his will PCC 1823 of Maddox St gent dated 26.9.1821 mentioned wife Rene, niece Anna Maria Lipop, Joseph &…

8.3.1789 Lisakovicz at Holcroft's. In Godwin's 1796 list for 1789, crossed out, and in 1794 version.

General Robert Thomas Wilson DNB 1777-1849 sent a letter in 1807 to Chevalier Lisakovitz who was clearly an important Russian officer but at that time in Holstein. (Life of Sir Robert Wilson)
 

Lister's (New Inn) 20.4.1798 with M(arshall), Lawson, Hammond, Jos Wilkinson, Jo(seph) G(odwin) & another / 5.5.1798 Wych St w M & S Lister; dine at Lister's w M & Lawson, adv Wordsworth & Hammond / 16.10.1798 Lister adv at theatre / 11.8.1799 call on S Lister / 26.10.1799 S Lister calls / 24.1.1801 call on S Lister (not in)

Samuel Lister attorney of 3 New Inn, Law List 1800. The first entry above is coded in GD website to Dr William Lister but the address and the recurrence of the same guests in the second entry make it clear that the first entry was Samuel Lister.…

In Godwin's 1796 list for 1778 in the 1794 version added later in small letters. Person record in GD website but 1796 list entry not coded to it

William Lister Monk's Roll 1757-1830

18.12.1808 dine at Hume's, w. Listons / 23.12.1808 call on Listons, w. M(ary) J(ane) / 30.12.1808 Listons dine / 24.4.1809 Listons sup / 4.6.1809 dine at Liston's / 21.11.1809 Liston calls: sup at Liston's / 31.12.1809 Listons & B Tyrer dine / 8.2.1810 Listons adv. at theatre / 23.2.1810 Liston calls (not seen) / 27.3.1810 Listons sup / 30.4.1810 Liston (at RA exhibition) / 21.6.1810 call on Liston, w. M(ary) J(ane) & 7; adv. Smith, Lambs, Laburns, miss Tyrer & miss Liston. Call on Hume / 16.11.1810 call on Liston / 26.11.1810 Liston calls / 2.12.1810 Listons dine / 27.12.1810…

Litchfields 1.1.1800 at O Fancourts / 27.6.1801 Litchfield at Reynolds' / 23.11.1813 Litchfield at Poole's / 9.7.1826 call on Northcote & Litchfield

John Litchfield (Highfill, Burnim & Langhans 1774-1858) actor who on 14.9.1795 at St Martin i t F married Harriet (1777-1854) dau of John Sylvester Hay son of Robert Hay vicar of Maldon, Essex will PCC 1771. The entries at Reynolds' and Poole's (both playwrights) have a theatre connection, the other two are possibles

21.1.1796 Littledale at Carlisle's / 19.4.1796 at Carr's with Carlisle / 10.1.1797 at Carr's

\perhaps (Sir) Joseph Littledale DNB 1767-1842 Grays Inn, special pleader, called 1798. Related to William Wordsworth the poet. Married bach 26.2.1821 St Pancras Hannah Timberlake of St David's Exeter witnesses Benjamin Winthrop, Edward Littledale. dau Elizabeth

Amendments to Oxford DNB

JOSEPH LITTLEDALE 1767-1842

CURRENT TEXT "Mary, daughter of Isaac"
SUGGESTED CHANGE <Sarah, daughter of Isaac>
NOTES According to Burke's Family Records, Joseph…

miss Littlewood 17.8.1802 sups at H G's with Godwin, Jo G &c, Waring & Forsyth.

Charlotte Littlewood was bound to Hannah Godwin on 10.2.1802 (IR1/38)
 

Livie 7.3.1797 at (Jonas) Davis with Taylor, Barbaulds / 12.10.1803 call on R Taylor adv Livies / 6.3.1805 Jas W(ollstonecraf)t dines; adv 3 Livies, Northcote, Hazlit, Lambs & Dawes / 24.04.1805 call on mrs Livie for (mrs Godwin) / 17.5.1805 call with (mrs Godwin) on Lamb & Livie; adv Edward Taylor / 29.11.1808 mrs Livie at tea / 8.8.1809 Lancaster's lecture, adv R Taylor, mrs Livie / 14.9.1809 call on R(ichard) T(aylor) adv mrs Livie / 1.4.1811 mrs Livie dines / 6.6.1811 mrs Livie calls / 2.8.1811 call on R Taylor adv mrs Livie / 9.4.1812 mrs Livie calls

John Livie married…

27.12.1790 at Steele's (see Steele)  with Trusson & Rutherford / 18.1.1791 Mr Lloyd calls on Godwin / 23.10.1794 miss Lloyd at Jennings' / 14.9.1796 mes Kettle & Lloyd at Foulkes' / 5.11.1799 Lloyd at Joseph Johnson's / 14.12.1804 Lloyd calls

For the 1790 and 1791 entries above, possibly Thomas Griffith Lloyd who subscr to Rd Fenton's poems 1790, was clerk in accounts at East India House 1788-1819+; or John D Lloyd who was EIC clerk at Botolph's Wharf 1791-1808, both subscribed to same work as Thomas Trusson of Kelsale, Suffolk (Rev William Clubbe's 1795 version of Horace,…

SOCIETY FOR CONSTITUTIONAL INFORMATION: Gamaliel Lloyd of Leeds "by Jackson Leeds wagon" proposed member 3.11.1780 by Thomas Bentley 2nded Adam Walker

Gamaliel Lloyd DNB 1744-1817 see entries for George Lloyd and Thomas Lloyd in SCI dataset and for Lloyd in Godwin Diary dataset

SOCIETY FOR CONSTITUTIONAL INFORMATION: George Lloyd of Manchester proposed member 7.11.1783 by John Cartwright 2nded John Baynes

Brother of Gamaliel Lloyd DNB 1744-1817 also SCI member. George born 30.10.1748 bapt 9.11.1748 Middleton, Lancs of George & Susanna, admitted Middle Temple 1768 3rd son of George Lloyd of Holme, Manchester, Esq, called to bar 1776. Provided account of Knaresborough for SCI, 20.2.1783. His father George will PCC 26.2.1784 mentioned sons Gamaliel, George & Thomas, late son John, dau Susanna wife of Rev Henry Wray, and dau Elizabeth Bateson. George…

1.9.1810 mrs Lloyd calls

While this could have been Sophia wife of Charles Lloyd DNB 1775-1839 that seems unlikely as Godwin doesn't seem to have met Lloyd until 1819 and the Lloyds were living in the Lake District with many children in 1810. Mrs Lloyd may have been of the medical profession in the light of the sequence of events in Godwin's diary from 30.8.1810. First Charles Aldis surgeon called, who hadn't appeared in the diary since shortly after the death of Mary Wollstonecraft, but he had since then written a book justifying her; and the same day Godwin, his wife and 5…

7.11.1813 call on Lamb, adv. P Lloyd / 22.11.1813 P Lloyd calls / 21.1.1817 sup at Lamb's, w. Pl. Lloyd

Plumsted Lloyd one of the sons of Charles Lloyd DNB 1748-1828

SOCIETY FOR CONSTITUTIONAL INFORMATION: Thomas Lloyd  Esq of Lymington proposed member 11.5.1792 by Robert Merry 2nded William Sharpe

Possibly a brother of Gamaliel Lloyd DNB 1744-1817, who along with his bother George 1748-1804 was an SCI member, but active in the early 1780s. They had a brother Thomas 1750-1828 his will PCC 10.7.1828 of Kingsthorp House, nr Pickering, Yorks but no reason to suppose he ever lived at Lymington. That there was a Thomas Lloyd Esq of Lymington, Hants is confirmed by True Briton 23.3.1796 where a letter from him reported the discovery of the bodies of…

19.7.1796 dine at col Lloyd's with Harwood

Vaughan Lloyd of Royal Regt of Artillery, Colonel 6.3.1795, will PCC 1818 Lt General

GODWIN DIARY: 15.2.1811

Maria Anne Lobrot was the daughter of Frederic Lobrot a merchant of Birmingham who died in 1807. (will Nat Arch PROB11/1379). She was born about 1782 (Morning Post 8.6.1836). All the Lobrot entries in Godwin's diary belong to her, as does Lebrau on 15.2.11 when she first called with Margaret Jones. A Marianne Lobrot died in 1859 at Reading.

CRABB ROBINSON DIARY: 6.3.1814 Godwin applied to HCR to speak to Walter (i.e. John Walter of the Times DNB 1776-1847) on behalf of Miss Jones and another lady keeping a school at Blackheath about his sending the…