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Folio.121 William Green, of Bedford (St. Paul)

14 August 1801

From: 1801 To: 1801

Born at St. Paul’s, where father Henry, was a parishioner. About Lady Day [25 March] 1800, was bound apprentice by Harpur Charity to William Dawes, All Saints, Northampton, for term of 7 years. Served Dawes at Northampton for 3 months when, on account of his master’s ill usage he ran away from him and returned to his father in Bedford, with whom he remained for about 3 weeks. Father then took Examinant back to Dawes who received him. Examinant remained with Dawes for further 2 months or so when, because of Dawes continued ill usage he again absconded and never subsequently returned to Dawes. Removed by Orders.

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Green, William,
Green, Henry,
Dawes, William,
Breadsell, Sarah,
Breadsell, William,
Taylor, Ann

BEDFORD, OLD WARDEN, POVERTY, Poor Laws, general Poor Laws, Settlement, apprenticeship, removal, Harpur Charity, wages/conditions