 He was a smallworker and on entering his mark at Goldsmiths’ Hall in 1738 he gave his address as “ye Seven Dyals in great St. Andrew Street att ye blackmoors head St. Giles”.He had a prodigious output and his second mark is believed to be the FH crowned mark that appears on a great deal of smallwork.This datum would presumably have been recorded in the register for smallworkers covering the period May 1739 to July 1758, which is no longer extant.