Court day August the 6th. 1745 Continued

Cripple to Fenner

Thomas Cripple< no role > son of Edward Cripple< no role > late of the parish of Saint
Bridge als' St, Brides London Black lead pencil maker deceased bound.
to Benjamin Fenner< no role > Citizen and Carpenter for seven years Consn. ten pounds

Steade to Whiteaves

Richard Steade< no role > son of Thomas Steade< no role > of the parish of St, George
Hannover Square in the County of Middlesex Chairman bound to John
Whiteaves< no role > Citizen and Carpenter for seven years Consn Twelve pounds

Jackson to Hanscomb

Henry Jackson< no role > son of Henry Jackson< no role > of the parish Tottenham in
the County of Middlesex Victualler bound to Stephen Hanscomb< no role > Cit &
Carpenter for seven years Consn, Twelve pounds & twelve Shillings.

Eades to Bracknell

William Eades< no role > son of Henry Eades< no role > of Litchfield in Staffordshire
Tallow chandler bound to John Bracknell< no role > This name instance is in a workspace. Citizen and Carpenter for seven
years Consn. Nill

Munt to Beard

William Munt< no role > son of John Munt< no role > of the Parish of Lockinge ,
in the County of Berks Farmer bound to John Beard< no role > Citizen and
Carpenter for seven years Consn. Fifteenpounds.

Pearce to Pearce

Jacob Pearce< no role > son of Isaac Pearce< no role > of the Parish of Christ Church
Spittlefields in the County of Middlesex Carpenter bound to his said
Father Cit & Carpenter for seven years Consn. Nill.

Bristow to Cookman

Thomas Bristow< no role > son of Edward Bristow< no role > late of Serves in Sussex
Gardner deceased bound to Joseph Cookman< no role > Citizen and Carpenter for
seven years Consn. Nill.

Freemen{

Miller

William Miller< no role > son of Phillip Miller< no role > late of the Parish of St.
Martin in the fields in the County of Middlesex Shoemaker bound
to George Colebatch< no role > Citizen and Carpenter of London and by him made Free

Sallis

Michael Sallis< no role > son of Samuel Sallis< no role > of Jeneen Street London
Turner bound to Thomas Randolph< no role > Citizen and Haberdasher of London
(by hade a Carpenter ) was now made free by vertue of the Act of Comon.
Council on the testimony of Ann Randolph< no role > his Wido & Administratrix

Stone

John Stone< no role > son of Edward Stone< no role > late Citizen and Blacksmith
by hade a Carpenter was now made free by patrimony on the testimonys
of Powell Hodson< no role > Citizen and Grocer & Thomas Knight< no role > Citizen & Carpenter

Finch

Edward Finch< no role > son of William Finch< no role > of Southgate in the County of
Middlesex Labourer bound to John Hart< no role > Citizen & Carpenter & afterwards
assign'd to Thomas Radcliff< no role > Citizen & Carpenter & by him made Free