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== Further Notes == | == Further Notes == | ||
Identity - Nichols says that the second wife of Joseph Jackson [LBT/17028] - Mary Pasham - was the widow of a printer in Black Friars. McKenzie lists [p.265] a master - Thomas Pasham - who is described as a printer in Blackfriars. The only Thomas Pasham in the Stationers' Company with whom this might be identified is the Thomas Pasham [LBT/22846] who was apprenticed to the bookseller Aaron Ward in 1724 and according to McK freed 41 years later in 1763 - a somewhat worrying gap. However, I have identified Mary Jackson formerly Pasham as the wife of this person. --- | Identity - Nichols says that the second wife of Joseph Jackson [[JACKSON, Joseph (1733 - ) ‹ LBT 17028 ›|(LBT/17028)]] - Mary Pasham - was the widow of a printer in Black Friars. McKenzie lists [p.265] a master - Thomas Pasham - who is described as a printer in Blackfriars. The only Thomas Pasham in the Stationers' Company with whom this might be identified is the Thomas Pasham [[PASHAM, Thomas ‹ LBT 22846 ›|(LBT/22846)]] who was apprenticed to the bookseller Aaron Ward in 1724 and according to McK freed 41 years later in 1763 - a somewhat worrying gap. However, I have identified Mary Jackson formerly Pasham as the wife of this person. --- | ||
== Sources and References == | == Sources and References == | ||
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Floruit: 1791
floruit 1791 (D)—1791 (B); Female, married
Family Relationships
| Relationship | Name | Occupation | Comments | Conf |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| spouse: | PASHAM, Thomas ‹ LBT 22846 › | Bookseller | 95 |
Livery Companies
| Company | Source |
|---|---|
| Stationers' Company |
Further Notes
Identity - Nichols says that the second wife of Joseph Jackson (LBT/17028) - Mary Pasham - was the widow of a printer in Black Friars. McKenzie lists [p.265] a master - Thomas Pasham - who is described as a printer in Blackfriars. The only Thomas Pasham in the Stationers' Company with whom this might be identified is the Thomas Pasham (LBT/22846) who was apprenticed to the bookseller Aaron Ward in 1724 and according to McK freed 41 years later in 1763 - a somewhat worrying gap. However, I have identified Mary Jackson formerly Pasham as the wife of this person. ---
Sources and References
| Original Sources | Comments |
|---|---|
| Firstly the wife of Thomas Pasham (LBT/22846) then of Joseph Jackson (LBT/17028) - see FURTHER NOTES |