Henry Hubert

  General Notes:

"It is not known when he was born but the date of his death is taken from a newspaper article: The Daily Advertiser Monday November 30 1772: Early in the morning of the 25th instant died Mr Henry Hubert, Coal Merchant, of Little Abingdon Street, Westminster, leaving a disconsolate widow and eight small children; she takes this Opportunity to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and others, that she intends to carry on the Business with her late Husband's Partner, Mr. Henry Savory, of Leicester-Street, Swallow-Street, St James's; and likewise at their Wharf in Little Abingdon-Street, Westminster, and humbly beg the Continuance of their Favours, which shall be executed with Care and Dispatch

Although it states that they had eight children at the time of I have shown the birth dates of nine, but have assumed that two little girls died. This would indicate that there is still another child to find."

http://oasis.lib.harvard.edu/oasis/deliver/~hou01964

pfMS Thr 5.7 (2): Sheridan. Letters from various correspondents Vol. II [spine title] 1 volume.
166 letters and documents by various hands, mostly addressed to Richard Brinsley Sheridan. Typed index inserted at front of volume [missing as of 2008 April].
The majority of these letters are written to Sheridan in his capacity as a member of the House of Commons, requesting some favor or service from him.
Includes:

(No. 25) Henry Savory & Co. Coal Merchants. Autograph manuscript letter (signed) to RGB; St. James, 1782 July 8. ³

  Chronology:

He resided as Land Tax in 1767 in Abingdon Buildings, Westminster. ⁴

Henry married Hannah Styles on 20 Apr 1755 in St James, Westminster.¹ (Hannah Styles was born on 3 Oct 1729 in Moulsham, near Chelmsford, Essex, died on 19 Nov 1810 in "home of son-in-law, Thomas Cundy", Pimlico and was buried in 1810 in St Johns burial ground, Westminster.)