Notes:

Frederick, migrated to Vienna and established himself in business there.

Frederick Paget, was the founder of the first office of patent representations ("Erstes Privilegienbureau") in Austria in 1851. Right from the very beginning, he established his office in the centre of Vienna, in Riemergasse. Soon thereafter, he was joined by his son, Charles Octavius Paget. Among their early clients were Thomas A. Edison, Henry Bessemer and George M. Pullmann.

Family, Love and Work in the Lives of Victorian Gentlewomen - By Mildred Jeanne Peterson
....Rogers (d. 1832) of Great Yarmouth, Hester Maria King (d. 1849), daughter of a clergyman and mother of all nine of Fred's children, and Sarah Shoubridge (d. 1880). All were, apparently, the daughters of gentlemen. Frederick left his father's faltering brewing business, only to fail on his own......

The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 194 - 1853
Marriages
July
7th
At St. James, Paddington, Frederick Paget, esq., of Vienna, to Sarah Lucy, fourth dau. of the late James Shoubridge, esq., Hanover-terr., Regent's Park.

Frederick and Hester had nine children.

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1841 Census:

Stratford Road, Aston, Bordesley, Birmingham, Warwickshire
Frederick Paget - 35
Hester M. Paget - 30
Frederick A. Paget - 5 - 1836
Edward A. Paget - 4 - 1837
Henry F. Paget - 2 - 1839
Chas. J.W. Paget - 1 - 1840

1851 Census:

5, Woburn Place, Saint George Bloomsbury, Finsbury, London
Frederick Paget - Lodger - Widower - 44 - 1807 - Agent - Great Yarmouth, Norfolk
Samuel H. E. Paget - Son - 9 - 1842 - Sparkbrook, Birmingham
Thomas S. Paget - Son - 3 - 1848 - Honfleur, France
Charles O. Paget - Son - 5 - 1846 - Port Andemer, France

Frederick Paget