David Gay

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David Gay
File:Gay, David.jpg
Born 1826
Residence 74 Cheapside, EC
Occupation photographer
Society Membership
membership ASL ordinary fellow
ASL Foundation Fellow
left 1867.07.15 last listed
elected_ASL 1864.04.05

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1864.11.15 Thanks were voted to Mr Gay, for his liberal offer to photograph specimens for the Society.

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David Gay of Cheapside, London and was taken between 1861 and 1867 (as these were the years he was active at this studio address) [ebay photo]
Gay, David
Born 1826. Date of death unknown.
Biography
Gay, David
Born in Beverly, Yorkshire 1826.
Christened July 6 1827 in Hull.
Md Elizabeth Ann (b Deptford 1825).
3 sons & 3 daughters.
STUDIOS: 1. 1 Union Place, Blackheath Road, Greenwich 1857 - 1859.
2. 74 Cheapside, City of London 1861 - October 1866. Succeeded by Dyer Photographic Portrait Co.
3. 57 Cheapside, City of London 1867 - 1868.
4. 39 Spring Street, Hyde Park, Paddington 1869 - 1872. Successors to A Frankel; succeeded by T Worden. Aka Sussex Garden Studio.
1861: photographer living at 7 St Germain's Villas, Lewisham Road, Lewisham.
1871: photographer living at 39 Spring Street, Hyde Park, Paddington.
1881: photo enameller living at 2 Shirley Villas, Hanwell.
1901: retired, living in Ealing.
Bankrupt November 25 1864 (London Gazette 1864 p 6331); application for discharge January 20 1865; discharged February 22 1865.
Bankrupt (2) October 19 1866 (London Gazette 1866 p 5624); application for discharge December 17 1866.
New process of photosculpture patented by Gay - BJP October 13 1865.
David & Richard Gay (? brothers) trading as Staffordshire Permanent Portrait Company in Hanley, Staffordshire, bankrupt April 10 1879.
Date of death unknown.
COLLECTIONS: Greenwich Archives (photos of Coombe Farm, Greenwich August 11 1858 + diary of Roberts family, farm owners, with photographic details.
LITERATURE: Photo of HMS Agamemnon, Greenwich 1857. Christie auction catalogue May 10 1991 no 43; David Keys. Museum gives "lost landscape" back to Docklands. IN Independent December 23 1989 p 8, illus (panoramic photo of Thames at Greenwich 1856 - 1857, acquired by Museum in Docklands - possibly by Gay, or A J Melhuish).
Occupations
Photographer [List all] 1857
Photo Enameller [List all] 1881

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Photos in Anthropological Society Album at PRM