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WILLIAMS, RICHARD *
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Stuccadore, of Dublin, active from the 1750s until the 1780s. Richard Williams, who was made a freeman of Dublin in 1768, was working at Newbridge, Co. Dublin, in the early 1760s and married Mrs Mary Carney at Newbridge on 29 September 1763.
Address: 20 Bow Street, <=1780->=1783.
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References
All information in this entry is from Alec Cobbe and Terry Friedman, James Gibbs in Ireland: Newbridge, his villa for Charles Cobbe, Arcbishop of Dublin (Cobbe Foundation & Irish Georgian Society, 2005), 58-59.
2 work entries listed in chronological order for WILLIAMS, RICHARD *
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Building: | CO. DUBLIN, DONABATE, CHURCH OF ST PATRICK (CI) |
Date: | 1764 |
Nature: | Ornamental plasterwork in Cobbe family gallery. |
Refs: | Alec Cobbe and Terry Friedman, James Gibbs in Ireland: Newbridge, his villa for Charles Cobbe, Arcbishop of Dublin (Cobbe Foundation & Irish Georgian Society, 2005),59,64(illus.) |
Building: | CO. DUBLIN, NEWBRIDGE HOUSE (DONABATE) |
Date: | 1764ca |
Nature: | Ornamental plasterwork in principal rooms. For Thomas Cobbe. |
Refs: | Alec Cobbe and Terry Friedman, James Gibbs in Ireland: Newbridge, his villa for Charles Cobbe, Arcbishop of Dublin (Cobbe Foundation & Irish Georgian Society, 2005),58-63(illus.). |