Court Day Octo. 6 Continued

Gross to Joe.

John Gross< no role > son of John Gross< no role > of Stepney in the County of Middlesex
Weaver Bound to George Joe< no role > Citizen and Carpenter for Seven years
Cons Nill

Smith to Price

William Smith< no role > son of William Smith< no role > of Saint Saviours
Southwarke Baker Bound to Theophilus Price< no role > Citizen & Carpenter
for Seven Years Cons Nill

Washford to Hawkins

George Washford< no role > son of John Washford< no role > of Croydon in the County of
Surry Brewer Bound to Samuel Hawkins< no role > Citizen & Carpenter
for Seven Years Cons Twenty Pounds

Bayly to Harris

Richard Bayly< no role > son of Richard Bayly< no role > of Bunhill fields near Old
Street Weaver Bound Bound to John Harris< no role > Citizen & Carpenter for
Seven Years Cons Twenty Guineas

Grace to Walker

John Grace< no role > son of Thomas Grace< no role > Late of Leather Lane near
Hatton Garden Deceased Bound to Edward Walker< no role > Citizen and
Carpenter for 7 Years Cons Twelve Pounds

Serjeant to Turner

Edward Serjeant< no role > son of Edward Serjeant< no role > Late of St Edmonds Bury
in the County of Suffolk Deceased Tobacconist deceased Bound to John
Turner< no role > Citizen and Carpenter for 7 Years Cons Eighteen Guineas

Freemen{

Pewtriss

John Pewteriss< no role > son of Thomas Pewtriss< no role > of Ledbury in the County
of Hereford Currier Bound to Richard Terrill< no role > having sued out his
Indendures was assigned to Humphry Turner< no role > Citizen and
Carpenter and by him made Free

Cave

Richard Cave< no role > son of John Cave< no role > Citizen and Carpenter was made free by
Patrimony on the Testimony of Thomas Cave< no role > Citizen and Carpenter and
William Hillier< no role > Citizen and Baker

Battam

John Battam< no role > was made free by Redemption

Cox.

Charles Cox< no role > son of Charles Cox< no role > of the Inner Temple London
Coachman Bound to John Cordwell< no role > Citizen and Carpenter and by
him made Free