Richard Bannister, Popes Head Alley joined 21.5.1794 the "unnumbered division" (QV)
Hugh Bannister (died 1790) = Pulford, Cheshire 8.1.1737 Elizabeth Fox (died 1780). Their children John (appr 1758 to a skinner), Richard (appr 1762 to Jeffrey Edwards of Chester flaxdresser 7 yrs premium £9 father Hugh Bannister yeoman), John, Elizabeth
Old Bailey 1771 witness Richard Bannister servant to Mr Curll pawnbroker Fox Court
Old Bailey 14.1.1777 witness Richard Bannister servant to Mr Brown pawnbroker Long Acre
Old Bailey 19.2.1777 witness Richard Bannister belonging to Barnes & Golightly's Lottery Office
Oxford Journal 31.10.1778 Bannister & Co. (Successors to Messrs. Barnes & Golightly) at the Old State Lottery-Office, No. 9, Pope's Head Alley, near the Royal Exchange, London
Trades directory 1778 Richard Bannister stockbroker ( Popes Head Alley Cornhikk
Richard son of Hugh Bannister bapt 28.6.1778 St Mary on the Hill, Chester
Amelia dau of Richard & Amelia Bannister born 30.7.1784 bapt 18.2.1787
United Company of Merchants of England 1789 Mr Richard Bannister, Stock Exchange
Amelia Bannister bur Newington 27.1.1795
Aylmer Haly= St Geo Hanover Square 1.6.1803 Amelia Bannister botp by banns
True Briton 26.8.1803 1st Surrey Volunteers. To be 2nd Lieut. Richard Bannister, Gent
Sun 9.12.1803 West Essex Militia, Richard Bannister, Gent. to be Ensign
Chester Chronicle 1.11.1805 Benefactions to Chester Infirmary, Richard Bannister Esq. London £10
National Register 16.4.1810 Partnerships Dissolved: Peter Richardson, lizabeth Goodluck, George Arnull & Richard Bannister of Cornhill and Charing-Cross, Lottery Office Keepers
Morning Chronicle 30.12.1815 Thursday at his house in Kennington, Richard Bannister Esq. of the Stock Exchange, in his 70th year
Richard Bannister bur 4;1;1816 Newingyon age 70 from Newington Place
Will proved PCC 10.2.1816 dated 11.7.1812 Richard Bannister of Newington Place, Kennington Surrey mentioned land in Harefields Middlesex and Rickmansworth Herts, execs nephew Richard Bannister son of my late brother Hugh, and Janes Smith of Bridge St, Blackfriars wine merchant, son-in-law Aylmer Haly, grandsons Richard Aylmer Haly and William O'Grady Haly, nephew John Jackson & nieces Jane, Mary & Elizabeth Jackson, a reputed child of Richard Bannister son of my late brother John, nephews John & Joseph Bannister, niece Eliz Darack, niece Sarah Bannister dau of late brother John, Ann Bannister widow of late brother Hugh, Mary Posgate niece of my late wife Amelia, goddaughter Mary dau of late friend John Sexton, Mrs Mann sister of late wife Amelia, Eliz dau of late brother Hugh
Englishman 18.2.1816 By order of the executors of Richard Bannister, Esq. deceased. A valuable and very desirable estate, comprising a good family-house, fitted with neatness and taste, situate at No. 52 in Newington-place, within a few doors of Kennington-common, commanding extensive and delightful views. The premises consist of six good bed-chambers, store and dressing-rooms, a lofty well-proportioned drawing room,with French windows to the door, and a plate glass opening to a balcony under the veranda, a dining-room, with plate glass windows, and a breakfast parlour, good entrance-hall, fore-court, enclosed with iron railing, with front area, arched vaults, and stone steps, leading to an excellent convenient kitchen, wash-house, and other domestic offices, paved yard, and walled garden. This property is held for an unexpired term of 70 years from Michaelmas next, at a ground rent of 7l. 7s. per annum.
Public Ledger 10.4.1816 by direction of execs of Richard Bannister Esq, auction of Nos. 33, 34, 35,
38 & 39 Mornington-place
Englishman 14.4.1816 auction of furniture at 52 Newington-place
Law Chronicle 3.7.1817 Peter Richardson, William Richard Goodluck & Richard bannister, lottery-office keepers and stock brokers will henceforth be carried on by George Goodluck Richardson, Elizabeth Goodluck & James Josiah Arnull.
Law Chronicle 3.7.1817 Haly v. Bannister in Chancery creditors of Richard Bannister
Globe 6.7.1826 On the 4th inst, at his residence, Acre-lane, Brixton Mr Richard Bannister
Richard Bannister bur 12.7.1826 Brixton age 48 from Acre Lane
Will proved PCC 23.8.1826 dated 14.5.1826 Richard Bannister mentioned wife Sarah Adderinia, friend John Foster (now Lord Oriel), brother in law James Josiah Arnull, sister Mrs Elizabeth Roworth
Whether the member of the "unnumbered division" was the 49 year old Richard Bannister or his 16 year old nephew? I think more likely the older one though most of the members were around 20 years old.