James RICE

ABT 1802 - 6 May 1868

• BIRTH: ABT 1802, London [645]
• DEATH: 6 May 1868, 2 Justice Walk, Lawrence Street, Chelsea, London [647] [646]
• OCCUPATION: Cabinet and dressing case and portable desk maker.
  1830, [648]
• OCCUPATION: Cabinet case maker
  1841, [649]
• OCCUPATION: Cabinet Maker
  1851, [650]
• RESIDENCE: 1830, ,Bradford Street,Birmingham Warwickshre [651]
• RESIDENCE: 1841, ,Lawrence Street,Chelsea,London Middlesex [652]
• RESIDENCE: BET 1851 AND 1861, 23,Lawrence Street,Chelsea,London Middlesex [653]
• RESIDENCE: 1868, 2 Justice Walk,Lawrence Street,Chelsea,London Middlesex [654]

• MARRIAGE: 24 Aug 1823, Edgbaston, Warwickshire, England [5419]

1.  George Frederick RICE
2.  James Augustus RICE

• MARRIAGE: 26 Aug 1829, St. Peter's, Aston, Birmingham [5137] [5136]

1.  Eliza RICE
2.  Fanny RICE
3. +Allen RICE

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[655] Nos 23 and 24 Lawrence Street, facing Justice Walk and still standing in 2003, had twin doorways in a single doorcase, similar to the arrangement shown on Monmouth House c. 1833, (fn. 1) and probably date from the development of c. 1690, which has otherwise left no trace, except for the stuccoed remains of Church Row at nos 62 and 63 Cheyne Walk.

[647] death:Age 68. Cause of death: Disease of kidneys & bladder 7 years

[5137] marr:In the presence of: Henry Rice & ?

[648] [S-S442] Directory

[649] [S-S311] Census

[650] [S-S046] Census

[651] [S-S442] Directory

[652] [S-S311] Census

[653] [S-S091] Census

[654] [S-S006] dcert.

[645] [S-S046] Census

[646] [S-S006] dcert.

[5419] [S-S001] pr

[5136] [S-S001] pr

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