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Folio.21 William Johnson. Settlement examination.

12 June 1795

From: 1795 To: 1795

William Johnson in about 1788 was bound apprentice for seven years by Bedford Charity, to his father Thomas Sumptor Johnson, St. Mary’s, shoemaker. He completed his apprenticeship and received the benefaction of the Charity. About 1791 he was married at St. George’s, Hanover Square, London, to Martha Philips and by June 1795 there were two children, Sophia, aged three years, and Sarah, aged eighteen months.

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Johnson, William,
Johnson, Thomas Sumpter,
Johnson, Martha,
Phillips, Martha,
Johnson, Sophia,
Johnson, Sarah

BEDFORD, Westminster Hanover Square, London St George's Hanover Square, POVERTY, Poor Law Unions, Poor Laws, Settlement, Overseers, wages/conditions, Bedford Charity, apprenticeship, shoemaker, MARRIAGE