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William Curtis, cordwainer Born at Stagsden, where his father, William Curtis lived. At 14 apprenticed to William Robinson of Kempston Bridge End for 7 years and served whole term. Afterwards did piece work. Married Ann c. 1 yr after his apprenticeship ended and continued to work at Kempston until he. was certified to the parish of St. John, Bedford where he lived in a house of £1 19s 6d p. a. for 15 yrs. c. 16 yrs ago came and did piece work at Wyboston and has been a Lodger all that time. Has done nothing else to gain settlement 1 child Sarah, c. 2 wks old.

1812

From: 1812 To: 1812

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Curtis, William,
Robinson, William,
Curtis, Anne,
Curtis, Sarah

EATON SOCON, Settlement, parish, Poor Laws, STAGSDEN, cordwainer, Kempston Bromham Bridge End, KEMPSTON, Bedford St.John, Wyboston