He is listed as having a Non-Conformist marriage in Piccadilly, London in 1705.
Children of Isaac and Mary Liger christened at St Martin in the Fields were Isaac, in 1706, Jane in 1708, John in 1711, Susanne in 1713 and Mary in 1714.
He was listed as a freeman of the Broiderers Company in the 1710, 1722 and 1727 London Poll Books, the one for 1727 showing him at Hemmings Row.
His Will, Embroiderer late of St Martin in the Fields, London, was proved for probate on 20th November 1730 (National Archives reference PROB 11/641/122).
In 1735 his son John (Grimwade p.583) applied for freedom by patrimony in the Broiderers Company.
LIGER, Isaac (Grimwade p.582-3)
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Re: LIGER, Isaac (Grimwade p.582-3)
19 November 1704 (OS) Isaac Liger free in the Company of Broderers by redemption.