Bristol Potters and Potteries

Research by Reg Jackson

Bristol Potters - B

Research by Reg Jackson

BODDINGTON [christian name not known]

See the Potteries section for the St Philip’s Pottery 8.

1825 He was in partnership with the potter J. Oland when they were declared bankrupt.

BODY Frank

Born c1875 in Bristol (91C).

1891 12 Lower Castle Street, St Philip’s parish (16) (91C).

BOLEY James

Born c1828 in Bristol (51C).

1851 Lodging at 17 Dale Street, St Paul’s parish (23) (51C).

BOLTON Sarah Ann

Born c1853 (HTPR).

1872 25 Dec. A potter, aged 19, of Lawrence Hill, the daughter of James Bolton, gardener, she married Thomas Williams, a miner (HTPR).

 

BOLTON William

1848 6 Aug. Noted as a potter of Temple parish when his daughter, Ellen, was baptised.  Wife Ann (TPR).

 

BOLWELL Richard

Born c1833 in Nailsea, Somerset (71C).

1871 Pot maker, glass works, 1 Mary Street, St Philip’s parish (38), living with his wife Susan (38), born in Bristol, and children Tom (6), Florence (5) and William (3), all born in Nailsea, and Henry (1), born in Bristol (71C).

BOND Alfred

1871 13 Feb. He was employed at Price’s Pottery when he was charged with stealing a rope worth 25s from the premises. Sentenced to 3 months in prison (Western Daily Press).

BOND Elizabeth Matilda

Born c1891 in St Philip’s parish (11C).

1911 Handler in pottery, 5 Drummond Road, Fishponds (20) (11C).

BOND John

Born c1809 in Temple parish (71C).

1823 3 Mar. Apprenticed to Charles and Elizabeth Price with 40s from Alderman Kitchen’s Gift (A, Ao).
1830 Pipe Lane, Temple parish (P).
1832 Pipe Lane, Temple parish (P).
1832 Pipe Lane, Temple parish (List of Electors BRO 04736).
1834 Pipe Lane, Temple parish (List of Electors BRO 04736).
1835 Pipe Lane, Temple parish (P).
1837 Pipe Lane, Temple parish (P).
1841 3 Chatterton Square, St Mary Redcliffe parish (30), living with his wife Mary (30), a schoolmistress, and children (41C).
1851 Journeyman stoneware potter, 32 Temple Street, Temple parish (42), living with his wife Mary (43), draper and grocer, born in Nunney, children, servant Eliza Ann Hemming (15) and father John Bond (72) journeyman brazier (51C).
1861 Stoneware potter, 9 Southville Place, Bedminster (52), living with his wife Ann, children and grand-daughter Louisa Padfield (4), born in Southwark, Surrey (61C).
1871 Stoneware potter, 3 Ashton Terrace, Bedminster (62), living with his wife Lydia (49), born in Bedminster (71C).
Children:
All born in Bristol: Mary, born c1835 (41C), Thomas, born c1841 (41C),  Ann, born c1844 (61C), John, born c1849 (51C)

 

BOND Josiah

Born c1816 in Bristol (51C).

1830 14 Jan. Apprenticed to Charles and Elizabeth Price (A, Ao).
1841 Kingsland Road, St Philip’s parish (25), with wife Sarah, straw hat maker, and child Sarah (3 mths), born in Bristol (41C).
1851 14 Temple Street, Temple parish (35), with his wife Sarah (31), a straw bonnet maker and child Sarah (9) (51C).
1861 19 Temple Street, Temple parish (45), living with his wife Sarah (42), a draper, and daughter Sarah (20) (61C).
1871 Stone potter, 10 Hampton Terrace, Bedminster (55), living with his wife Sarah (52), a straw bonnet maker (71C).

 

BONE Henry

The son of Henry Bone of Plymouth, Devon, cabinetmaker (A).

1772 23 Jan. He was apprenticed to Richard and Judith Champion (A, Ao).
1781 9 Feb. He became a free china manufacturer (F, G).
1784 China manufacturer, Great Bath Street, St James’s Clerkenwell, London (P).
In 1801 he appears to have been elected an Associate of the Royal Academy and he was appointed painter in enamel to King George III.  In 1811 he was made a full member of the Academy and he died in 1834 (Pountney 1920, 224).

 

BOON Josiah

Born c1853 in Burslem, Staffordshire (71C).

1871 Potter, Brook Street, Burslem (18), living with his widowed mother, Mary (48) and siblings (71C).
1881 Foreman potter, Water Lane, Temple parish (28) living with his wife Emma (26), born in Stoke-on-Trent, and children John (7) and Mary Agnes (6), both born in Dresden, Staffordshire, and Florence (4), born in Longton, and his sister Mary Amos and her husband Josiah, labourer potter (81C).
1891 Potter manager, Stanley Street, Tunstall, Staffordshire (36), living with his wife Emma (36), and children including Fred (3), born in Tunstall, Staffordshire (91C).

BOT Thomas

1850 27 Jan. Noted as a potter of Temple parish on the baptism of his daughter Elizabeth Ann.  Wife Ann (TPR).

 

BOULTON Susan

Born c1840 in Bristol (61C).

1861 Potter’s assistant, boarding at 23 Great George Street, St Philip’s (21).

BOURN William

1821 Potter from Burslem, aged 40 years (Methodist Class Book).

BOWDEN Charles

Born c1821 in Temple parish, the son of John Bowden, haulier, the husband of Susan Bowden I and the father of Susan II, Emma and Richard Bowden (51C, 61C, 71C, JBPR).

1835 10 Mar. Apprenticed to J.D. Pountney (Ao).
1840 20 Jul. A potter of Wellington Street, Bedminster, he married Susan Bunday (JBPR).
1840 20 Sep. Jacob Street, St Philip’s parish (PPR).
1850 14 Jul. Jacob Street, St Philip’s parish (PPR).
1851 Potter journeyman, 13 Wheel Lane, St Philip’s parish (30), living with his wife Susan (32), born in Temple parish, and children (51C).
1852 21 Mar. Jacob Street, St Philip’s parish (PPR).
1854 8 Oct. Redcross Street, St Philip’s parish (PPR).
1860 29 Jul. Jacob Street, St Philip’s parish (PPR).
1861 Millpond Street, St Philip’s (40), living with his wife Susan (39) born in Bristol and children (61C).
1871 Potter turner, 8 Prospect Place, St Philip’s parish (52), living with his wife Susan (52) and children (71C).
Children:
Charles (aged 3 wks), bapt 20 Sep 1840 (PPR), Thomas, born c1844 in Wales (51C), Susan, born 22 Jun 1850, bapt 14 Jul 1850 (PPR), Emma (aged 3 wks), bapt 21 Mar 1852 (PPR), Richard (aged 3 wks), bapt 8 Oct 1854 (PPR), Joseph, born 9 Jul 1860, bapt 29 Jul 1860 (PPR)

BOWDEN Edward

1854 11 Jun. Noted as a potter of Narrow Plain, St Philip’s parish, on the baptism of his son Edward John.  Wife Susan (PPR).

BOWDEN Emma

Born in 1852 in St Philip’s parish, the daughter of Charles Bowden and the sister of Susan II and Richard Bowden (PPR, 71C).

1871 Potter warehouse, 8 Prospect Place, St Philip’s parish (19), living with her parents and siblings (71C).

BOWDEN George

Born c1817 in Temple parish (51C).

1841 Labourer, Lawrence Hill, St Philip’s parish (25), living with his wife Mary (25), not born in Bristol, and daughters Ann (8), not born in county, Martha (4) and Rosana (1) (41C).
1847 21 Jun. A widower of St Philip’s parish, the son of John Bowden, a labourer, he married Eleanor James (PPR).
1848 22 Oct. Baptist Mills, St Philip’s parish on the baptism of his son George (aged 3 weeks) (PPR).
1851 2 James Street, St Philip’s parish (34), living with his wife Ellen (26), born in Haverfordwest, South Wales, and children including Martha (13), born in Temple parish and Rose/Rosana (11), born in Temple parish, of unsound mind (51C).
1861 Potter and publican, 11 White Street, St Philip’s parish (47) living with his wife [illegible] (34) and children (61C).

 

BOWDEN John

Born c1813 (Ao).

1828 22 Jul. Aged 15 he was apprenticed to John Cole (Ao).