St Pancras (Main) + ?

Going West

There are connections between the Lovelock and Calladine names which, considering the comparative rarity of both in the late 18th Century, we decided must be of some significance.

The facts that we know are these:

1. John Thomas Calladine Lovelock was baptised in St Martin in the Fields on 25 Jul 1798, the son of Charles and Eleanor Lovelock.
2. The first child of Charles and Eleanor appears to be the Mary who was baptised in St Giles in the Fields on 13 May 1787.
3. Mary's baptism fits well chronologically with the marriage of Charles Lovelock and Eleanor Cleland in St Brides Fleet Street on 7 Jul 1786.
4. John Thomas Calladine Lovelock and his wife Mary Ann (nee Evans) had four of their sons baptised in St Giles in the Fields.
5. On 16 Oct 1768 Elizabeth Lovelock married Thomas Calladine in St Clement Danes.

'Bridgwater Fragment'

The Morning Herald

'Board and Lodging - Gentlemen or Ladies may be accommodated with Board and Lodging, where there is a handsome drawing-room, large dining-parlour, and good accommodations. The house is pleasantly situated, in a genteel neighbourhood. References will be expected, and given, if required. - Cards of address to be had of Messrs. Calladine and Lovelocks, No 19 Catherine-street, Strand.'

'Wanted, in a respectable private family, a Woman Servant, as House-maid, to clean part of the house, work at her needle, etc. must be cleanly in her person, and have an undeniable character from her last place. Also a stout, active Youth, from 16 to 18 years of age, to clean knives and shoes, wait at table, etc.; if immediately from the country, with a good recommendation, he probably may not be objected to. - For a reference to the family apply to Messrs. Calladine and Lovelock, Tailors, Catherine-street, Strand.'