St Botolph Aldgate Parish:
Pauper Settlement, Vagrancy and Bastardy Exams
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22nd January 1795 - 30th January 1797

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Middlesex ss.

Frances Callaway< no role > the Wife of James
Callaway
< no role > (who has left her) Maketh Oath that
she was lawfully Married to her said Husband
at the Parish Church of St.Botolph Bishopgate
London on or about the Seventh Day of June
1784 that her said Husband has informed her
that he was Duly bound Apprentice by Indenture
the 30th. Day of Jany. 1770 to his Uncle Thomas
Stidman
< no role > of the Parish of St. Paul Deptford in
the County of the Kent Edge Tool Maker for the
Term of Seven Years But that he left his
said Master on the Third Day of March
following & went to Bristol where he followed
his Fathers Business of a Tobacco Pipe Maker
and has continued to Work at that Business
in different places, ever since that his Indentures
were never Cancelled or delivered up, and
that Some time in the Year 1776 & before
the expiration of his Indentures he worked
at Mr. Scourfields in Whitechapel Road in
the Parish of St. Mary Whitechapel in the
County of Middlesex Pipe Maker and lodged
in his House about Eight Weeks with
the Knowledge & Consent of his said Master
Thos. Stidman, that when he left Mr. Scourfield
he entered on Board of an Man of War & went
to America where he staid Several Years
that her said Husband has not Since his
Said Apprenticeship Rented any House or
Lodging of the Yearly Rent or Value of




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