Brookes's 23.4.1801 at Goldsmith's / 12.1.1805 call on Brookes / 22.1.1805 C Brookes calls / 27.3.1811 call on Brookes / 2.1.1813 call on Brooks / 6.1.1813 Brookes jr calls / 11.5.1813 call on Brookes / 31.5.1814 write to Brooks / 8.5.1815 seek Brookes / 9.5.1815 again / 30.6.1815 again / 15.9.1815 again / 16.9.1815 again / 29.2.1816 call on Brookes / 23.8.1816 again / 15.7.1818 call on Brookes, banker / 16.7.1821 call on Brookes & Co / 23.6.1828 call on Brooks (W & P) / 22.12.1828 Brooks, stationer calls / 25.6.1832 Brookes at Martin's / 6.8.1832 again / 28.10.1833 again / 7.4.1835 again / 9.3.1836 mrs Brookes (Evans) calls
Entry of 22.12.1828 was perhaps John Brooks wholesale stationer 421 Oxford St 1812-1838. Entry of 15.7.1818 was perhaps Brookes, Son & Dixon bankers 25 Chancery Lane, 1818 (1810 Dawson, Brooks, Son & Dixon, 1828-41 Dixon, Son & Brooks). From a case of forgery by a 13 year old errand boy at the Old Bailey on 20.4.1814 the bankers were George and John Brooks (George Brook(e)s will perhaps PCC 1832 of Leicester Square or PCC 1817 of Twickenham / John Dixon banker of Chancery Lane will PCC 1844 / Francis Henry Brooks of Chancery Lane will PCC 1857). For the entry of 22.1.1805 possible PCC wills (Caleb Brooks 1808 coal merchant St Marylebone / Charles Brooks 1809 St Clement Danes / Charles James Brooks 1822 stationer 35 Henry St Pentonville / Charles Thomas Brooks 1823 linendraper St Marylebone / Cordell Brooks 1842 Boulogne). The four entries of 1832 to 1835 were probably plurals of Brooke (qv)