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Folio.227-228 Jacob Clark of St Mary, Bedford, clerk.

20 April 1843

From: 1843 To: 1843

I was 29 years of age on 28th December last and am the son of Edward Clark of Hawnes, dairyman and Elizabeth his wife. On 2nd July 1829 I was bound apprentice by Indentures which I now produce to William Pardoe Roote of Woburn, carpenter and joiner to serve from the date of the same Indentures for the term of six years. I served my Master under the said Indentures and resided with him in Woburn for about three years of the said term when my Master removed to Eversholt and I served my Master and resided with him under the said Indentures at Eversholt for the remainder of the term of my apprenticeship. I have done no act to gain any other settlement. I was married on Sunday last the 16th instant at the parish church of St Peter, Bedford to Caroline Smith of St Peter, spinster.

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Clark, Jacob,
Clark, Edward,
Clark, Elizabeth,
Clark, Caroline,
Roote, William Pardoe,
Smith, Caroline

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