He was baptised on 19 December 1821 at St Mary the Less Church, Lambeth, the son of Richard Baggallay, wholesale haberdasher of Camberwell.
In the 1861 census he was a merchant living in Clapham, Surrey, with his wife and four children, and three servants.
In the 1871 census he was a wholesale silk ribbon dealer living in Beckenham, Kent, with his wife and two servants.
They were still in Beckenham in 1881 and he was described as a wholesale draper.
In 1891 he was retired and they were living in Marine Place, Dover, Kent.
They were living in 3 Clarence Lawn, Dover, when he died, leaving effects of £9,699 6s 6d. The Executors of his Will were Louisa Baggallay, widow, Frank Thomas Baggallay, architect, and Ernest Baggallay, police magistrate. He was buried on 4 March 1905.
In the 1861 census he was a merchant living in Clapham, Surrey, with his wife and four children, and three servants.
In the 1871 census he was a wholesale silk ribbon dealer living in Beckenham, Kent, with his wife and two servants.
They were still in Beckenham in 1881 and he was described as a wholesale draper.
In 1891 he was retired and they were living in Marine Place, Dover, Kent.
They were living in 3 Clarence Lawn, Dover, when he died, leaving effects of £9,699 6s 6d. The Executors of his Will were Louisa Baggallay, widow, Frank Thomas Baggallay, architect, and Ernest Baggallay, police magistrate. He was buried on 4 March 1905.
He was baptised on 19 December 1821 at St Mary the Less Church, Lambeth, the son of Richard Baggallay, wholesale haberdasher of Camberwell.
In the 1861 census he was a merchant living in Clapham, Surrey, with his wife and four children, and three servants.
In the 1871 census he was a wholesale silk ribbon dealer living in Beckenham, Kent, with his wife and two servants.
They were still in Beckenham in 1881 and he was described as a wholesale draper.
In 1891 he was retired and they were living in Marine Place, Dover, Kent.
They were living in 3 Clarence Lawn, Dover, when he died, leaving effects of £9,699 6s 6d. The Executors of his Will were Louisa Baggallay, widow, Frank Thomas Baggallay, architect, and Ernest Baggallay, police magistrate. He was buried on 4 March 1905.
In the 1861 census he was a merchant living in Clapham, Surrey, with his wife and four children, and three servants.
In the 1871 census he was a wholesale silk ribbon dealer living in Beckenham, Kent, with his wife and two servants.
They were still in Beckenham in 1881 and he was described as a wholesale draper.
In 1891 he was retired and they were living in Marine Place, Dover, Kent.
They were living in 3 Clarence Lawn, Dover, when he died, leaving effects of £9,699 6s 6d. The Executors of his Will were Louisa Baggallay, widow, Frank Thomas Baggallay, architect, and Ernest Baggallay, police magistrate. He was buried on 4 March 1905.
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