Court Day February the 6th: 1738
Lord to Lord
William< no role >
son
of
William Lord< no role >
late of Enfield
in the County of Middlesex
Labourer
deced
bound to
John Lord< no role >
Citizen and Carpenter
of London
for seven yeares Consideration Money Ten Pounds
Swan to Griffith
John Swan< no role >
son
of
John Swan< no role >
of Stepney
in the County of Middlesex
Innholder
bound to
Richard
Griffith< no role >
Citizen and Carpenter
of London
for seven yeares Consideration Money Ten Pounds and Ten
Shillings
Nash to Lewis
George Nash< no role >
son
of
Phillip Nash< no role >
of Swindon
in the County of Wilts
Butcher
bound to
William
Lewis< no role >
Citizen and Carpenter
of London
for seven yeares Consideration Money Twelve Pounds
Brett to Gallington
William Brett< no role >
son
of
James Brett< no role >
of the City of Bristol
Cooper
bound to
William
Gallington< no role >
Citizen and Carpenter
of London
for seven yeares Consideration Money Nil
Martin to Watkins
Ellis Martin< no role >
son
of
Thomas Martin< no role >
late of the Parish of Allhallows on the Wall
London
School Master
deced
bound to
Richard Watkins< no role >
Citizen and Carpenter
of London
for seven
yeares Consideration Money Thirteen Pounds
Freemen{
Vaughan
Richard Vaughan< no role >
son
of
Richard Vaughan< no role >
late of Westminster
Gentleman
deced
who
was bound to
Edward Yates< no role >
Citizen and Carpenter
of London was now by testimony of his said
Master made Free
Gines
Thomas Gines< no role > This name instance is in set 1603.
son
of
Thomas Gines< no role > This name instance is in set 1603.
Citizen and Haberdasher
of London who was bound to
John Euferson< no role >
Citizen and Carpenter
of London
and afterwards assigned to
Thomas Poultney< no role >
Citizen and Joyner
of London was now by testimony of his said Master
Poultney made Free
Gaulter
Edward Gaulter< no role >
son
of
Samuel Gaulter< no role >
of St Margarett's Westminster
Glover
Bound to
William Bowmaker< no role >
was now by testimony of
John Lord< no role >
Citizen and Carpenter
of London and
George Webb< no role >
Citizen and Carpenter
of London made Free
Cordwell
William Cordwell< no role >
son
of
John Cordwell< no role >
Citizen and Carpenter
of London was now by
Patrimony upon the testimonys of
Henry Cordwell< no role >
Citizen and Carpenter
and
Benjamin Father< no role >
Citizen
and Pewterer
made Free
Plimton
Robert Plimpton< no role >
son
of
Robert Plimpton< no role >
Citizen and Carpenter
of London
who was
bound to his said Father
was now By his testimony made Free
Norman
Richard Norman< no role >
Son
of
Richard Norman< no role >
Citizen and Carpenter
of London was now
by patrimony upon the testimony of his said Father
made Free
Starr to Palmer
Consented That
Thomas Starr< no role >
the former Apprentice
of
John Barnes Turner< no role >
Citizen and
Carpenter
and afterwards assigned to
John Faulkner< no role >
be now assigned to
John Palmer< no role >
Citizen
and Joyner
of London
for the remainder of his Apprenticeship
Odell to AbbottConsented That John Odell< no role >
the late Apprentice
of Nicholas Porter< no role >
Citizen and Carpenter
be assigned to William Abbott< no role >
Citizen and Salter
for the remainder of his Apprenticeship
Mr Saml. Bennet Smith< no role >
fined for imploying
Foreigners}
Mr
Samuel Bennet Smith< no role >
appeared att this Court according to his Summons when
Mr Johnson also appeared and Complained against him for imploying Foreigners to work
in the City Upon White Mr Smith said he would not do so for the Future & submitted himself to
the Court & then withdrew and Thereupon the Question was Putt what Fine Mr Smith should pay
and It was Carryed That he should pay 2 Guineas & an half to be distributed in the following manner
Vizt. To the use of the Poor One Guinea, One Guinea to the Informer & Half a Guinea to the Clerk
which said Mr Smith submitted to and paid the same accordingly