1. Stephen GAUBERT became free of the Goldsmiths Company in March 1796, of Litchfield Street, son of Peter GAUBERT of George Court, Doctors Common, who was apprenticed in 1783 to John Jefferson, jeweller of Fleet Street. Stephen later moved to Carlisle Street and Berwick Street. His maker's mark was ' SG ' in a rectangular shield. The book 'London Goldsmiths 1200-1800' (Guildhall Library) corroborates this information adding that Stephen was at the Litchfield Street address from 1796-1800. In the map below, look at Bennet Hill running southwards from St Paul's Church Yard down towards the River Thames. Just above the letter 'T' of 'Bennet' look immediately to the west, or left, and you will see George Court which appears to comprise 8 properties.

2. Edward GAUBERT became free of the Goldsmiths Company in November 1806. Of Castle Street, son of Peter GAUBERT of Union Street, Lambeth, Surrey, who was apprenticed in 1783 to John Jefferson of Fetter Lane. Edward later moved to 6, Serles Place (just behind the Royal Courts Of Justice - I used to park my car in an underground car park where this address once stood). His mark was ' EG ' in a rectangular shield, which was later altered to ' E - G ' (mine was an oil drip!)

3. John Peter GAUBERT, son of George GAUBERT (of Ashburton Street, Fitzroy Square), who was apprenticed c.1808 as a silver engraver of 51, Berwick Street. He didn't become free. He appears to have worked with Edward and then Stephen in the late 1830s.

4. William Peter GAUBERT of Brewer Street, Golden Square, who became free of the Goldsmiths Company on 1st. July 1818, having been apprenticed in 1811

5. George Frederick GAUBERT who obtained an Order of Court on 23rd May 1826. A special court sat on the 25th October 1826 and he paid forty - six shillings and eightpence to become a Freeman of the Spectaclemakers Company

6. Edward GAUBERT, son of Edward GAUBERT, goldsmith of Serles Place, Lincolns Inn. He was apprenticed to his father on the 4th November 1828 but became free of the Haberdashers Company on the 1st. December 1835

7. Edward Fradgley GAUBERT, born without the Liberty of the City on 20th. November 1836. Son of Edward GAUBERT haberdasher, of Annett's Road, Islington (part of Lower Road, which became Essex Road) became free of the Haberdashers Company on the 8th July 1869. Edward Gaubert the father had been admitted to the Haberdashers Company on the 1st December 1835.

8. Stephen GAUBERT, born on 4th. August 1833 at Brewer Street, St.James, son of William Peter GAUBERT goldsmith (who had previously been admitted to the Company on 1st July 1818, became free of the Goldsmiths Company on the 5th. January 1881