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Folio 52. An Account of the indentures of apprentice bound out by the Bedford Charity

April - Nov 1788

From: 1788 To: 1788

William Newman, 14 April to William Ireland of St George, Hanover Square, Middlesex – Cordwainer William Holloway, 21 May to William Hartup of All saints, Northampton – cordwainer James Stapleton, 21 May to Amos Arnold of Ridgemount, Bedford – blacksmith Elizabeth Stock, 22 May to Robert Stock of St Cuthberts Bedford – lace maker Rebeccah Brace to Thomas Brace of St Pauls, Bedford –seamstress Susannah Woodward, 22 May to Thomas Woodward of St Pauls Bedford – lace maker John Beldam, 23 May to Thomas Sumpter Johnson of St Marys, Bedford –cordwainer Thomas Layton, 23 May to Hanscombe Layton of St Pauls Bedford – Tailor John Sanders, 23 May to William Swepson of St Marys Bedford – whitesmith William Whitbread Smith, 23 May to Thomas Smith of St Pauls Bedford – Tailor George Green, 23 May to William Green of St Pauls Bedford – tailor Thomas Richardson Jefferey, 23 May to Edward Jefferey of St Pauls Bedford – linen draper George Robins, 23 May to Charles Woolston of St Pauls Bedford – cordwainer Mary How, 7 July to Sarah Albone of Shitlington Bedford – Mantua maker John King, 7 July to John Morgan of Hitchin Hertford – perukemaker and hairdresser William Jackins, 9 July to Peregrine Nash of St Marys Bedford – Brewer Hester Perkins, 9 July to Joseph Biggs and his wife of Elstow - mantua maker Isaac Bruce, 17 July to John How of Islington, Middlesex – Carpenter and Joiner James Clark, 1 Sept to Francis Powell of Northampton – turner and chair maker John Howard Moll, 7 Oct to William Arch of Kettering, Northamptonshire – Carpenter and millwright John Downman, 8 Oct to William Downman of St Pauls, Bedford – Carpenter Thomas Pierson, 8 Oct to Richard Frarey of Biddenham, Beds – Carpenter James Shinson, 8 Oct to Reverend Thomas Wilkinson of Campton, Beds – Schoolmaster Mary Eastaff, 13 Oct to Emery Eastaff of Bedford – mantua maker Mary Barker 13 Oct to Thomas Barker of St Pauls Bedford – Baker, Householder and to learn housewifery Samuel Cook, 2 Nov to Charles North of Wootton – Carpenter John Day, 2 Nov to Thomas Broughton of Ampthill – cordwainer

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Arnold, Amos,
Albone, Sarah,
Arch, William,
Brace, Rebeccah,
Brace, Thomas,
Beldam, John,
Brougton, Thomas,
Barker, Mary,
Barker, Thomas,
Bruce, Isaac,
Biggs, Joseph,
Cook, Samuel,
Clark, James,
Day, John,
Downman, John,
Downman, William,
Eastaff, Mary,
Eastaff, Emery,
Farey, Richard,
Green, George,
Green, William,
Holloway, William,
Hartup, William,
How, Mary,
How, John,
Ireland, William,
Jefferey, Thomas Richardson,
Jefferey, Edward,
Johnson, Thomas Sumpter,
Jackins, William,
King, John,
Layton, Thomas,
Layton, Handscombe,
Moll, John Howard,
Morgan, John,
Newman, William,
North, Charles,
Nash, Peregrine,
Perkins, Hester,
Pierson, Thomas,
Powell, Francis,
Robins, George,
Stapleton, James,
Stock, Elizabeth,
Smith, William Whitbread,
Stock, Robert,
Swepson, William,
Shinson, James,
Sanders, John,
Smith, Thomas,
Woodward, Susannah,
Woodward, Thomas,
Woolston, Charles,
Wilkinson, Thomas,
Harpur Trust

Bedford Charity, apprenticeship, trade, wages/conditions, AMPTHILL, St. Cuthbert Bedford, St. Paul Bedford, St. Mary Bedford, BIDDENHAM, CAMPTON, ELSTOW, Hitchin, Westminster Hanover Square, Islington, Kettering, , Northampton, RIDGMONT, SHILLINGTON, WOOTTON, brewer, blacksmith, baker, cordwainer, chair maker, carpenter, hairdresser, joiner, lacemaker, linen draper, mantua maker, millwright, perukemaker, schoolmaster, seamstress, tailor, turner, whitesmith