Court Day August, 6th. 1754 - Continued

Freemen{

Kitchen

William Kitchen< no role > , son of William Kitchen< no role > of the parish of Steeple
in the County of Essex Farmer , bound to Thomas Palmer< no role > Citizen and Carpenter of
London and now made free on the Testimony of Edward Palmer< no role > Execr . of the said
Thomas Palmer< no role >

Pepitt

Thomas Pepitt< no role > , son of William Pepitt< no role > Citizen and Carpenter of London
now made free by Patrimony on the Testimony of William Guin< no role > Citizen and
Barber Surgeon of London & Josiah Baker< no role > Citizen and Cooper of London

Bunny

Hezekiah Bunny< no role > , son of Robert Bunny< no role > Citizen and Carpenter of
London now made free by Patrimony on the Testimony of John Bunny< no role >
Citizen and Bricklayer of London

Hodgson

William Hodgson< no role > , of Turnagain Lane Snowhill Carpenter now made
Free by Redemption

Williams

Anthony Williams< no role > , son of Hugh Williams< no role > of the parish of Saint
Mary White Chapple in the County of Middlesex Cutler , bound to John Grey< no role >
Citizen and Carpenter of London , And assigned by his Admrx . to John Fowler< no role >
Citizen and Ironmonger , now made free on the Testimony of the said John Fowler< no role >

Wood to Hanning

Consented that Edward Wood< no role > son of Timothy Wood< no role > of Woodchester in the
County of Gloucester Clothier , bound to Joseph Wood< no role > Citizen & Carpenter
of London be assigned to Samuel Hanning< no role > Citizen and Carpenter of London
for the Remainder of his time

Young to Sax

Consented, that George Young< no role > son of John Young< no role > of the parish of Saint
Andrews Holborne in the County of Middlesex Bricklayer bound to John Prater< no role >
Citizen and Carpenter of London (having Sued out his Indentures) be assigned
to John Sax< no role > Citizen and Joyner of London for the Remainder of his Time