Hello All
Hope all is well with you.
I promised to post a few more references to TRAIES that I have come across. Maybe one or two will be of use.
Sacrament certificate 1775 - William TRAIES, Crediton QS21/1775/12
Wills on line - 1810 - John TRAIES, Liberty of the Rolls, Middx. PROB 11/1512
1828 - Rebecca TRAIES, Widow, St Lukes Middx PROB 11/1735
Estate Duty Wills - 1841 - Samuel TRAIES Topsham, Devon 1078/IRW/T/553
Court of Chancery - 6 Clerks Office
TRAIES v WIVELL 1800 C12/952/46
Sherbourne and Yeovil Mercury - 4/8/1777 - William Quiller TRAES, 20, Stonemason apprentice, Saltash eloped.
Devon and Cornwall Notes and Queries page 307. William TRAIES prosperous cordwainer in his will dated 1706 - my son Wm TRAIES may be bound apprentice to a silversmith
London Gazette -
29/12/1829 Iss. 18641 Page 2424
Notice is hereby given, that the partnership subsisting between us the Undersigned, Benjamin LINSEY and William TRAIES, of CAllum Street, in the City of London, Wholesale Bed Feather Manufacturers, is this day dissolved by mutual consent All debts owing to or by the said copartnership will be received and paid by the said Benjamin LINSEY. As witness our hands this 24th day of December 1829.
23/11/1830 Iss. 18748 Page 2457
Notice is hereby given, that the partnership subsisting between us the undersigned, Mellony TRAIES and Jane Hasledine COLE, as Milliners and Dressmakers at No 2 Compton Street, Brunswick Square, in the County of Middlesex, was dissolved by mutual consent on the 10th day of November instant, and all debts owing by and to the late partnership will be paid and received by the said Jane Hasledine COLE. As witness our hands this 17th day of November 1830.
11/6/1901 (Issue and page number not noted)
In the matter of TRAIES & Son Ltd. At an extraordinary General Meeting of the members of the above named company duly convened and held at 64 Gresham St, Bank EC in the city of London, on the 31st day of May 1901, the following extraordinary resolution was passed.
"That it has been proved to the satisfaction of this meeting that the Company cannot, by reason of its liabilities, continue its business, and that it is advisable to wind up the same, and accordingly that the company be wound up voluntarily and that Percy MASON Esq. of 64 Gresham St. in the City of London, Chatered Accountant, is hereby appointed Liquidator for the purpose of winding up.
19/5/1905, page 3627 - more about the winding up of TRAIES and Sons.
16/4/1906, page 405
Notice is hereby given, that the Parnership lately subsisting between us the undersigned, Charles TRAIES and Harold HARDY, carrying on business as General and Furnishing Ironmongers, at 75, Haverstock Hill N.W. under the style or firm of "TRAIES AND HARDY", has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. All debts due to and owing by the said late firm will be received and paid by the said Charles TRAIES, who will continue the business under the style of Charles TRAIES. As witness our hands, this 15th day of December 1906.
29/6/1928 Issue 33398 Page 18
Land Registry.
Nos 95/97/99 Ladbrook Grove, Kensington
Freehold
Edward TRAIES 8 Elgin Cres. Notting Hill W11
Further details of children of George ROFFE and Ann (nee TRAIES)
George James ROFFE. Deb mentioned that on the 1871 census he was a footman in St. Mary Magdelen. She did not mention that this was in Hastings, Sussex. He was at 35 Warrior Square - a large household with many servants. In the Sept qtr 1879 he married Elizabeth ASPINALL in the Kensington RD and by 1881 he is a butler at 19 Eccleston Sq, in ST George Hanover Sq. Westminster. By 1991 he is still a butler and at home with his family in 18 Howie St Battersea. In 1901 he is a butler at ?Ogsten Hall, Nr Chesterfield.
James ROFFE married Lydia BLYTHE in the Dec qtr 1876 in Kensington RD.
John ROFFE died 1875 in the Chelsea RD.
Edward ROFFE died in 1851 age 2
Details of Charles ROFFE and Ann ROFFE already posted
William Traies ROFFE married Ann HILLIER Sept qtr. 1888
All the best
Bernice
