See the Potteries List section for the St Philip’s Pottery 3 and the Counterslip Pottery.
St Philip’s Pottery 1
It is assumed that William Maynard II took over the Pottery from William Maynard I. They were not father and son, but may have been cousins.
| c1777-97 | William Maynard II ran the St Philip’s Pottery 3. |
He then moved to the Counterslip Pottery and the St Philip’s Pottery 3 was taken over by Roger Yabbicom and Son.
Counterslip Pottery
He took the Pottery over from Joseph Gadd and Company.
| 1798-1802 | William Maynard II ran the Counterslip Pottery. |
The Pottery then seems to have closed.
| 1777 | 23 Aug. He became a free potter as he was the son of William Maynard, yeoman (F, G). |
| 1777-79 | Potter, St Philip’s Plain or Bread Street (Ao). |
| 1781 | Potter, St Philip’s parish (P). |
| 1782-87 | Potter, Bread Street (PPR). |
| 1783 | Potter, St Philip’s (BWMD). |
| 1784 | Potter, St Philip and Jacob parish (P). |
| 1787 | William Maynard, brown stone and red ware potter, Bread Street (BD). |
| 1792 | William Maynard, potter, Bread Street (RD). |
| 1793-97 | William Maynard, potter and chimney mould maker, Bread Street (MD). |
| 1798-1802 | William Maynard, garden pot, glazed ware, chimney pot and water pipe manufacturer, Counterslip (MD). |
| Apprentices: With wife Elizabeth: Thomas Reid, 25 Aug 1777 (A, Ao) William Hicks, 4 Jan 1779 (A, Ao) James Weymouth, 17 Jan 1780 (A, Ao) |
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| Children: Elizabeth, bapt 24 Sep 1777 (PPR), Harriet, bapt 20 Oct 1782 (PPR), Charlotte, bapt 1 Jan 1784 (PPR), John Horsley, bapt 8 Nov 1786 (PPR), Carolina, bapt 27 Aug 1787 (PPR) |