Tuesday June the 3d: 1735
Att a Court of Assistants held att the Hall
Present John James< no role >
Esqr
-Master
Major
Benjamin Osgood< no role >
Mr
Nathaniel Ward< no role >
Wardens
Assistants
Mr Thomas Bowcher< no role >
Mr Samuel Boughton< no role >
Mr Thomas Boddell< no role >
Mr Thomas Wilmor< no role >
Mr Edward Bowcher< no role >
Mr Matthew Deane< no role >
Mr Richard Norman< no role >
Mr John Prater< no role >
Mr Joseph
Chitty< no role >
Mr Benjamin Barlow< no role >
and Collnell John Williams< no role >
Quarteridge{
John Buckland< no role >
paid Quarteridge to Lady day lastŁ0:4s:6d
John Hopkins< no role >
DoŁ0:16s:0d
Samuel Green< no role >
DoŁ0:8s:4d
William Ayscough< no role >
DoŁ0:1s:0d
Ł1:9s:10d
Buckland to Buckland
John Buckland< no role >
Son
of
John Buckland< no role >
Citizen and Carpenter
of London bound to his said
Father
for seven Yeares Consideration Money Nil
Green to Green
John Green< no role >
Son
of
John Green< no role >
of Stanwell
in the County of Middlesex
Yeoman
bound to
Samuel Green< no role >
Citizen and Carpenter
of London
for seven Yeares Consideration Nil
Govers to Ayscough
James Govers< no role >
Son
of
James Govers< no role >
late of the Parish of Christ Church
in the County of
Surry
Waterman
deced
bound to
William Ayscough< no role >
Citizen and Carpenter
of London for
seven Yeares Consideration Money Eight Pounds, Two pounds ten shillings part thereof
Charity Many from the Society of the Parish of St Stephen Walbrook
Freemen{
Gould
John Gould< no role >
Son
of
Daniel Gould< no role >
of St Martin in ye Feild
in the County of Middlesex
Labourer
deced
who was bound to
John Hopkins< no role >
Citizen and Carpenter
of London was by testimony of his
said Master
made free
Marsh
Thomas Marsh< no role >
son
of
Isaac Marsh< no role >
Citizen and Carpenter
of London was now by patrimony
upon the testimony of
Henry Gill< no role >
Citizen and Dyer
and
John White< no role >
Citizen and Barber
Surgeon
made free
Edden
Robert Edden< no role >
who was Apprentice
to
William Edden< no role >
late Citizen and Carpenter
of
London deced
having served best part of his time applyed to the Court of Aldermen to take up
his Freedom in this Company Thereupon And on the said
Robert Edden< no role >
's paying a Fine to the
Court of Aldermen The said Court made an Order for his being made free
by Redemption And
in Pursuance of the said order the said
Robert Edden< no role >
was now made free
of this Company by Redemption
accordingly And paid Five Pounds as a Fine besides the usuall Fees
Flack to Buskin
Consented That
William Flack< no role >
the late Apprentice
of
Richard Turner< no role >
Citizen & Carpenter
(having sued out his Indentures) be assigned to
Thomas Buskin< no role >
Citizen and Joyner
for
the remainder of his Apprenticeship
Boggess to Duke
Consented That
William Boggess< no role >
the late Apprentice
of
William Lancaster< no role >
late Citizen
and Carpenter
deced
be assigned to
John Duke< no role >
Citizen and Joyner
for the remainder of
his Apprenticeship