P38/14/46

Apprenticeship indenture. James Coales to William Carelis or Careless, jr., cordwainer of Cardington. Attached to P38/14/47.

19 May 1718

From: 1718 To: 1718

John Sellis and Thomas Whiteman, Churchwardens of Cardington with William Osborn, Thomas White, Thomas Pryor and Richard Mothers, Overseers of the Poor of Cardington, placed James Coales apprentice to William Carelis until the age of 24 years to learn the trade of a cordwainer. Consideration £9. Justices of the Peace: Monoux and William [?]. Witnesses Richard Savill and Thomas Redman.

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Coales, James,
Carelis, William,
Careless, William,
Sellis, John,
Whiteman, Thomas,
Osborn, William,
White, Thomas,
Pryor, Thomas,
Mothers, Richard,
Savill, Richard,
Redman, Thomas,
Monoux

CARDINGTON, cordwainer, employment, apprenticeship, POVERTY, Poor Laws, churchwardens, Overseers, specific justices of the peace