Court day Continued June the 5th: 1733
Freemen{
Rivers
John Rivers< no role >
Son
of
Robert Rivers< no role >
Citizen and Carpenter
of London bound to
his said Father
was now by testimony of
Elizabeth Rivers< no role >
his Widdow
and
administratrix
made free
Richardson
William Richardson< no role >
Son
of
Richard Richardson< no role >
Citizen andof London
sedarte Carpenter
was now by Patrimony upon the testimonys of
Richard Grainger< no role >
Citizen
and Embroiderer
of London
and
Thomas Barnard< no role >
Citizen and Carpenter
of
London made free
Friswell
Richard Friswell< no role >
son
of
Richard Friswell< no role >
of the Parish of Saint James's Clerkenwell
Butcher
bound to
James Friswell< no role >
Citizen and Carpenter
of London was by testimony of his
said Master
made free
Moring
John Moring< no role >
Son
of
Elias Moring< no role >
late of the parish of Shadwell
in the County of
Middlesex
Carpenter
deced
bound to
Benjamin Barlow< no role >
Citizen and Carpenter
of
London was by testimony of his said Master
made free
Golden
Robert Golden< no role >
Son
of
Henry Golden< no role >
of Easham
in the County of Oxford
Papermaker
bound to
Richard Young< no role >
Citizen and Carpenter
of London was by testimony of his
said Master
made free
Allen
James Allen< no role >
Son
of
James Allen< no role >
of the Parish of Saint Martins in the Feilds
in
the County of Middlesex
Lastmaker
bound to
Walter Lane< no role >
Citizen and Carpenter
of
London was by testimony of his said Master
made free
Simpson
Charles Simpson< no role >
Son
of
John Simpson< no role >
Citizen and Carpenter
of London
who was bound
to his said Father
and afterwards assigned to
Edward Yates< no role >
Citizen and Carpenter
of
London was now by testimony of his said Master
made free
Withers
Robert Withers< no role >
Son
of
Benjamin Withers< no role >
Citizen and Carpenter
of London was
now by patrimony upon the testimonys of
Richard Bolton< no role >
Citizen and Carpenter
of London
and
Thomas Coney< no role >
Citizen and Merchantaylor of London made free
Gorden
Thomas Gorden< no role >
appeared this day and laid before this Court an Order of the Court of
aldermen presenting the said
Thomas Gorden< no role >
to be made free
of this Company Thereupon
and on reading the said Order and on full debate thereon The Question was putt whether
the said Gorden should be admitted without paying a Fine or not And itt was Carryed That
the said Gorden should pay a Fine of Five pounds including the Clerk and Beadles Fees
which he agreed to and paid Mr Warden Russell accordingly and was now made free
of this Company by redemption
NB: The remainder of the above Five pounds after a deducton of nineteen shillings
for the Companys and for the Clerk and Beadles Fees for a Freeman (being four pounds
and one shilling was putt into the poors box