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Jn. Eady. Apprenticed to David Kidney, St. Andrew Understaff, London, woolstapler. Wife's name Jane Hayes Eady; 1 chd. 1785 Robt. Sykes. Apprenticed to Thos. Fowles, Tupton, N'hants, mill-wright. Served 4 years in the army; w's. name Mary. Geo. ?Ferrton or Fenton. Apprenticed to Jn. Story & John Gregory, St. Nicholas, Notthingham, woolstaplers. Wife's name Jane Penton [sic] Chas. Antley. Born St. Chad's, Shrewsbury, where he served an apprenticeship to Edw. Jones, shoemaker. Since served in the Army 20 years and now an out Pensioner of Chelsea College. Wife's name Ann Antley "late Nichols"; 1 chd. Jas. Millard, soldier in 14th Regt. Gained settlement by service with Wm. Reeve, Godmanchester. W's name Ann.

1785

From: 1785 To: 1785

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Eady, John,
Kidney, David,
Eady, Jane Hayes,
Sykes, Robert,
Fowles, Thomas,
Sykes, Mary,
Ferrton, George,
Fenton, George,
Story, John,
Gregory, John,
Penton, Jane,
Fenton, Jane,
Antley, Charles,
Jones, Edward,
Antley, Ann,
Nichols, Ann,
Millard, James,
Millard, Ann,
Reeve, William

Bedford St.Paul, Overseers, Settlement, Poor Laws, London, woolstapler, apprenticeship, Northamptonshire, millwright, army, Nottingham, Shrewsbury, shoemaker, 14th Foot, Godmanchester