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Folio.163-164 James Botsworth of Little Brickhill, County of Buckingham, baker.

10 October 1825

From: 1825 To: 1825

About 22 years of age. Born at Woburn in this County. His father then resided there but belonged to Little Brickhill. He was taught the trade of baker by Mr James Gray who resided at Woburn but afterwards went to live in Wardour Street in the parish of St Andrew, Holborn, where this Examinant let himself as a journeyman baker at the wages of one shilling per week and his board and lodging. He continued with Mr Gray about two years then worked with Mr William Norman in Carlisle Street in St Ann for about two years. Having hurt his knee in London he returned to LIttle Brickhill and was supported in the parish house there with his mother for about four years til about a month ago. He was married yesterday morning the 12th instant at Little Brickhill to Emma Kemp.

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Kemp, Emma,
Botsworth, James,
Norman, William,
Gray, James

BEDFORD, WOBURN, Little Brickhill, London Wardour Street, London Carlisle Street, Poor Laws, Settlement, settlements, Overseers, bastardy, baker, Journeyman, MARRIAGE