At a Court of Assistants held at Carpenters
Hall on Tuesday the Second day of March 1773
PresentMr Atterbury Master
Mr Bigg, Mr Jupp, Mr Oliver, Mr WhitakerMr Stedman
Mr Dermer, Mr Biddlecom, Mr ReadMr Turner
Joel Johnson< no role > This name instance is in a workspace.
paid his Quarteridge to Christmas0.1.4
Richard Woodyer< no role >
paid Do to Do0.1.4
James Quince< no role >
paid Do to Do
0.9.0
William Arrow< no role >
paid Do to Do0.1.4
Jonathan Hill< no role >
paid Do to Do0.1.0
James Swinton< no role >
paid Do to Do
0.2.0
0.16.0
Joel Johnson< no role > This name instance is in a workspace.
paid a Non Inrollment0.3.4
James Quince< no role >
paid Do0.3.4
Jonathan Hill< no role >
paid Do0.3.4
Sherwood to Arrow
Charles Sherwood< no role >
Son
of
Francis Sherwood< no role >
late of Goodmans
Fields Whitechaple
deceased
bound to
William Arrow< no role >
of
Tower Street
London Carp.
& also Cit & Carp.
of London
Consn £20
Wells to Swinton
Thomas Wells< no role >
Son
of
Thomas Wells< no role >
late of Bexley
in the County
of Kent
deceased
bound to
James Swinton< no role >
of East Greenwich
in the said County Carpenter
Consn Nil
Freemen{
Bytham
Samuel Bytham< no role >
Son
of
Joshua Bytham< no role >
of Red Lion Street
Whitechaple
porter
bound to
Joel Johnson< no role > This name instance is in a workspace.
Cit & Carp.
of London
and now made free on the testimony of his said Master
Fenby
Thomas Fenby< no role >
Son
of
William Fenby< no role >
of Bishopgate Street
in the
City of London
Mariner
bound to
Richard Woodyer< no role >
Cit & Carp.
of
London and now made free on the testimony of
Richard Woodyer< no role >
Watts
William Watts< no role >
Son
of
John Watts< no role >
of Saint Giles's in the fields
Butcher
bound to
James Quince< no role >
of Bridewell Precinct
Lath
Render
and now made free on the testimony of his said Master
Scott
Samuel Scott< no role >
Son
of
John Scott< no role >
of Leeds
in the County of York
Cloth worker
bound to
Jonathan Hill< no role >
of Barnaby Street Southwark
Carp.
and now made free on the testimony of his said Master
Barber
Samuel Barber< no role >
Son
of
Richard Barber< no role >
late Cit & Carp.
of
London made free by Patrimony