Graham, Frederick Henry, London, cm, u and broker (1820–32). At Red Cross St, Southwark, 1820–28. On 13 March 1822 he took out insurance cover for £1,100 which included £450 for stock, utensils and goods, £50 for a workshop adjoining the house and £20 for a shed in the yard. In the early 1830s in partnership with Samuel Harrison at Newington Causeway. It was this address that was used in connection with the notification of bankruptcy in March 1832. [D; GL, Sun MS vol. 490, ref. 989825; Liverpool Mercury, 9 March 1832]