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Charles John Culliford

(1817-1893), Lithographer

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'Key to the Marriage of H.R.H. the Prince of Wales' and 'Key to the Last Moments of the Prince Consort', by Charles John Culliford, after Walter Rowland Holyoake, and after Unknown artist - NPG D33737

'Key to the Marriage of H.R.H. the Prince of Wales' and 'Key to the Last Moments of the Prince Consort'

by Charles John Culliford, after Walter Rowland Holyoake, and after Unknown artist
lithograph and letterpress, 1860s
NPG D33737

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Martin Culliford

04 September 2016, 09:16

CJ Culliford was my great grandfather. Charles John Culliford was born Bath in 1817 and died in London in 1893. In the 1861 census he is recorded as being a lithographer living at 22 Southampton Street, Covent Garden. He was married to Mary Jane Clark and had four children Mary Jane, Charles Stewart, Henry Thomas (my grandfather) and Emma Matilda who died aged 7. The printing works CJ Culliford and Sons was eventually taken over by Henry Thomas. Unfortunately the company became the subject of bankruptcy proceedings in 1907.