Gee, Richard, St Martin's, Oxford, u and cm (1802–24). In partnership with Wharton, 1810–30, at Corn Mkt, 1823–30. Supplied goods and undertook work for the Leigh family at Stoneleigh Abbey, Warks., from October 1810 to January 1811. ‘A neat mahogany chest of drawers with oak inside’ was charged at £7 7s on 16 October 1810 and further work and materials were charged at £8 6s 6d in January of the following year. On 13 March 1824 the Radcliffe Asylum, Oxford, was charged £1 1s for a mahogany writing table, £3 3s for six yew chairs and 6s for a large rope mat. [Poll bk; Shakespeare Birthplace Trust, Leigh receipts, DR 18/5; Radcliffe Asylum archives]