Williams, William, parish of St James, Bristol, carver and gilder (1754–85). In 1775 at 30–31 St James's Churchyard. In January 1785 his stock-in-trade and household furniture was offered for sale following on his death. The St James's Churchyard address was described as a dwelling house and the goods on offer from his stock included ‘a very neat Assortment of Pier and Swing Glasses, in Gilt and Mahogany Frames, with Girandoles to match; Quantity of Prints and Paintings, with a variety of Glass and Print Frames, with many other Articles in the above Business’. [D; poll bks; Bonner and Middleton's Bristol Journal, 8 January 1785]