Williams Deacon Partnership Names
The following were the partnership names used during by Williams Deacon:
- Raymond, Vere, Lowe & Fletcher 1771-8
- Lowe, Vere, Williams & Jennings 1778
- Lowe, Vere & Williams 1778-1785
- Vere & Williams 1785-8
- Vere, Williams, Son, Wilkinson & Drury 1788-9
- Williams, Son, Wilkinson & Drury 1790-1
- Williams, Son & Drury 1792-9
- Williams, Son, Drury & Moffat 1797-1807
- Williams, Son, Drury, Moffat & Burgess 1808-09
- Williams, Son, Moffat & Burgess 1810-11
- Williams, Son, Moffat, Burgess & Lane 1812-14
- Williams, Williams & Burgess c.1815-22
- Williams, Williams, Burgess & Williams c.1822-5
- Williams, Deacon, Labouchere & Co 1826-8
- Williams, Deacon, Labouchere, Thornton & Co 1828-63
- Williams, Deacon, Thornton & Co 1863-82
- Williams, Deacon & Co from 1882–90
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