Hyatt Family Tree

London & County directory 1811, Vol. 1, Directory of Professions and Trades, Page 34 - "Reb Bradbee straw hat, umbrella and parasol manufacturer 89 Fleet Street."

1817-1819 Underhills triennial director of London Westminster and Southwark: "R Bradbee trimming and fring manufacutrer 115 Newgate Street."

This is the first reference to the Umbrella company that George Hyatt eventually aquired. Rebecca carried on the Trimming business after Nicholas (husband) died. Presumably the Hyatt's then took it over.

1811 London & County directory vol 1(ancestry)
"Whiffin G fancy trimming manufacturer 11 Quaker St Spitalfields", "Whiffin Henry Coachmakers Arms, Cammomile St".

Her marriage was witnessed by Banns, witnesses were George Whiffin and Obong Limming at St. Leonard's Shoreditch. Notes: Rebecca misspelled last name signature, scratched out wiffin and replaced with whiffin.

Times archive 1 Jul 1847 Notice: '29 ult at her residence 51 Wood Street, Mrs. Rebecca Leah Bradbee, aged 76, widow of the late Nicholas Bradbee of 115 Newgate Street, London.

Sun Fire Office, 1710-1891 Policy Register - ref. MS 11936/480 date: 19 Jul 1819 Insured: Rebecca Bradbee, 115 Newgate Street, Fringe Manufacturer Policy Register - ref. MS 11936/485/981295 Dated: 21 Jun 1821 Insured: Rebecca Bradbee, 115 Newgate Street,fringes and trimming manufacturer.

Heugonots were located in Gloucester, Kent and Spitalfields in Middlesex and eventually all moved towards Spitalfields. This makes sense as a lot of the names we am running across are Norman, or Huegonot, or married into Huegonot families - Daw, Ashman, Bird, Whiffin, Hyatt, etc. - all were weavers, trimmakers, etc.