ROTTON, John (Grimwade p.647)

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The London Gazette - Part 2 - Page 1428:
London October 28, 1806
The Trustees of the Estate and Effects of John Rotton, late of Burleigh-Street, in the Strand, Wholesale Cutler, under Assignment, bearing Date the 28th Day of March 1800, hereby give Notice, that the Creditors, who were Parties to the said Deed, may receive a Further and Final Dividend on their respective Debts, on Application at the Office of Mr. Kirkman, Solicitor, Cloak-Lane, City, on Tuesday Morning, from the Hours of Eleven till One o'Clock.
J. B. Lakesley, Jun.
John Lury.
James Makin.

13 March 1834 John Rotton now of Hayes in the County of Middlesex but late of Sackville Street in the Parish of Saint Jame's Westminster in the County of Middlesex Cutler will proved at London. (This will indicates that the earlier debt problem was well overcome.)

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Not sure about James Makin but John Lury was almost certainly from the Quaker ivory dealing family.

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There was a John Lury who was a Cutler and a contemporary of John Rotton. I take it that Lakesley, Lury and Makin were commissioners in this instance.