7.12.1809 John Saunders calls / 9.12.1809 Saunders calls / 20.5.1811 call, w. C(harles) on Saunders / 29.3.1814 call on Ballachey (Saunders) / 30.5.1814 call on Saunders / 1.6.1814 call on Saunders / 15.6.1814 call on Ballachey & Saunders (not seen), twice / 16.6.1814 call on Saunders / 17.6.1814 again / 18.6.1814 again / 7.11.1816 Saunders calls / 22.3.1817 call on Saunders / 16.7.1821 call on Saunders (not seen) / 23.7.1821 call on Saunders; adv. Agar & H Robinson / 24.7.1821 call on Saunders; adv.

13.12.1809 call on Dry, w. M(ary) J(ane)

Abraham Dry pawnbroker & silversmith 17 South-st Manchester-sq & 32 St Martins-la Charing-cross. Only Dry in Holdens 1811 trades directory, probably the same as  A Dry esq 36 Upper Charlotte-st in 1811 court directory. His will PCC 1820

13.12.1809 call on [R Sharp] [Bish} / 16.12.1809 call on R Sharp, Bish

Thomas Bish stockbroker & lottery office, 4 Cornhill & 9 Charing-cross. The only Bish in Holdens directory 1811. His will PCC 1815

18.12.1809 write to Robbins / 12.3.1811 again / 4.9.1811 (in Winchester) call on Robbins, twice / 26.9.1811 write to Robbins / 11.2.1818 again / 21.8.1818 again

James Robbins bookseller Winchester (bbti)

20.11.1809 call on Rivington / 22.12.1809 again / 18.7.1810 Chancery Lane, w. J Rivington &c / 31.7.1810 Guildhall (Tabart); adv. Rivington &c / 20.8.1810 examination of sir R P; adv. Rivington &c / 21.8.1810 Guildhall; Tabart, Rivington &c / 9.10.1810 Baptist's Head; Tabart, Rivington &c

John, Francis & Charles Rivington booksellers 62 St Paul's-churchyard, see DNB Rivington family (per. c. 1710- c. 1960)

18.11.1809 call on Scatcherd / 22.12.1809 again / 5.4.1825 Guildhall; Scatcherd &c / 13.5.1825 call on Scatcherd (not seen)

James Scatcherd bookseller 12 Ave Maria-lane with Charles Letterman (bbti)

16.11.1809 call on Cradock & Joy / 22.12.1809 call on Cradock / 11.7.1810 again / 30.12.1812 call on Cradock & Joy / 1.2.1814 call on Cradock / 4.1.1825 call on Baldwin & Cradock / 5.1.1825 call on Cradock / 2.2.1825 call on Baldwin, Cradock

Probably Charles Cradock bookseller with William Joy at 32 Paternoster-row, from 1816 Baldwin, Cradock & Joy at 47 Paternoster-row (bbti)

3.10.1809 call on Law / 4.10.1809 again / 9.10.1809 calculations for Law / 10.10.1809 call on Law / 16.10.1809 Law calls / 15.11.1809 call on Law / 22.12.1809 again / 19.2.1810 again / 11.7.1810 again / 3.11.1810 again / 6.11.1811 meet Law / 30.12.1812 call on Law / 9.7.1813 again / 1.2.1814 again / 16.9.1814 call on Law (not seen) / 20.9.1814 call on Law

Probably Charles Law bookseller 13 Southampton-row & 13 Ave Maria-lane. Several of the above calls were in a round of booksellers, but others like the calculations in 1809 suggest a more particular business arrangement

22.12.1809 call on H Lindsey

Probably Hannah Lindsey (died 1812) widow of Theophilus Lindsey DNB 1723-1808 her will PCC 1812

16.11.1809 call on Wilkie / 22.12.1809 call on Wilkie & R

Both of the above entries have been coded in GD website to David Wilkie painter DNB 1785-1841 but as they both come in strings of booksellers Godwin was calling on they should clearly belong to George Wilkie bookseller, partner with John Robinson at 57 Paternoster-row (Holdens directory 1811)