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Folio.13 John Treadwell, a private in the Bedfordshire Militia, St Paul, Bedford. Settlement examination.

27 November 1810

From: 1810 To: 1810

He is about 22 years of age, was born at Renhold and resided there with his father Aaron Treadwell until he was 14 when he let himself to James Estwick of the same place for a year. About a week before Christmas 1804 he let himself to Mr Emery Palmer of Goldington, farmer, for a year at five guineas wages. He served him that year and till Michaelmas 1806, he never quitted such service and his wages for the last year was six guineas. About a fortnight before Michaelmas 1806 he let himself to Mr James Estwick of St Cuthbert, Bedford, farmer for a year at six guineas and a half wages. He went to mr Estwick the day after Bedford Michaelmas Fair and continued in Mr Estwicks service in the parish of St Cuthbert until Michalmas day 1807 when he quitted it receiving his full wages. In November following he enlisted into the Bedfordshire Militia where he has continued ever since. He was married this morning at St Paul, Bedford to Susanna Stanton.

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Treadwell, John,
Treadwell, Aaron,
Treadwell, Susanna,
Estwick, James,
Palmer, Emery,
Stanton, Susanna

BEDFORD, GOLDINGTON, RENHOLD, POVERTY, Poor Laws, Poor Law Unions, Settlement, removal, MARRIAGE, wages/conditions, farmer, servant, Bedfordshire Militia, soldier, private, army