X520/191

Affidavits of Edmund Nash of Gray's Inn (county Middlesex), gentleman, and Jonathan Fryer, late captain of the merchant ship "Prince George" trading to the West Indies, but now of Twickenham, esquire

14 Jan 1795

From: 1779 To: 1795

a) Edmund Nash says that, being informed by William Edward Slumbers of Taylor's Buildings, St Martin's Lane (county Middlesex), confectioner (who on death of his brother Robert is entitled to the moiety of an estate in Hawnes) that said Robert Slumbers was bred at Christ Church Hospital, London, and bound apprentice for 7 years to said Jonathan Fryer, he found the information correct and that Robert Slumbers was apprenticed before 1783, at which date Jonathan Fryer received a gratuity from the Governors of Christ Church Hospital b) Jonathan Fryer confirms the aforesaid information, and adds that Robert Slumbers was apprenticed about 1779 and died in West Indies

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Nash, Edmund,
Slumbers, William Edward,
Slumbers, Robert,
Fryer, Jonathan

BUILDINGS & LAND USE, general legal process, affidavit, Grays Inn, London St.Martins Lane, confectioner, HAYNES, London Christ's Hospital, apprenticeship, captain, merchant navy, trade and industry overseas, West Indies, Twickenham, DEATH