Mackinder, George, King St, Golden Sq., London, carpenter and cm (1739–44). Provided the Duke of Gordon with items for his London house in 1739, totalling £3 13s 6d and including ‘A Fine Mahogany pillar & claw table’. His bill of 26 April 1739 included ‘A Fine Mahog. Teabox wth an inside Spring Drawer’, ‘A Fine Wood Voider’, a tray, a small inlaid salver and ‘2 Bottle Dishes’, totalling £2 12s 6d. [Scottish RO, GD 44/51/465 and 465/4/28] Declared bankrupt, London Daily Post and General Advertiser, 5 March 1744. Sale of household goods, furniture, ‘Pictures by many eminent Masters, and all his Stock in Trade, consisting of fine Mahogany and Walnut-Tree Planks and Veneers, Cherry-Tree, Beech, etc….’, announced in Daily Advertiser, 19 March 1744. Notice regarding payment of debts to Mackinder appeared in the same paper on 28 April 1744.