See the Potteries section for the Limekiln Lane Pottery 1.
He took over Limekiln Lane Pottery 1 from William Pottery and John Weaver.
1735-38 | Charles Christopher ran the Limekiln Lane Pottery 1. |
The Pottery was void in 1738 but Josiah Bundy took over in 1739.
1735 | 22 May. ‘Henry Hurd agst John Smith potter works at Mr Christophers, Lime Kiln Lane’ (C). |
1736 | 6 May. ‘William Pytts agt Peter Griffins at Christophers pothouse in Lime Kiln Lane’ (C). |
1739 | 19 Apr. His apprentices, James Grant and John Bowen, were transferred to Josiah and Elizabeth Bundy (A). |
1781 | 20 Feb. He was dead when John Harris II obtained his freedom (F, G). |
Apprentices: With wife Mary: John Grace II, 8 Jan 1736 (A) John Coggswell, 8 Jan 1736 (A) James Grant, 8 Jan 1736 – transferred 19 Apr 1739 (A) John Bowen, 8 Jan 1736 – transferred 19 Apr 1739 (A) John Harris II, 8 Jan 1736 (A) – 20 Feb 1781 (F, G) |
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Tax book entries: [1736-1737] ‘Mr Christopher for ye Pott-house’ Cow/Limekiln Lane (St Augustine’s-L) [29 Sep 1737-29 Sep 1738] ‘Christophers Pothouse void’ Cow/Limekiln Lane (St Augustine’s-L) |