Stevens, William
Stevens, William
Norwich, Norfolk and London; cabinet and chair maker (fl.1798–1818)
At 14 Maddermarket, Norfolk 1801–02. A directory of 1801 shows him at 13 Maddermarket also as a grocer and tallow chandler.
In 1805 at Duke's Place and in 1808 at Duke's Palace. Poll books show him living in the parish of St John Maddermarket, 1802–12.
On 7 March 1807 his apprentice John Alexander was made free. By June 1818 he was living in London.
Source: DEFM
The original entry from Dictionary of English Furniture Makers, 1660-1840 can be found at British History Online.