Court day May the 3d. 1748 Continued

Durling to Jernegan

Consented that George Durling< no role > the late Apprentice of William
Palmer< no role > Citizen and Carpenter of London be Assigned to Thomas
Jernegan< no role > Citizen and Carpenter of London for the Remainder of his time

At the George in Ironmonger Lane London
May the 17th. 1748

Present Mr. James Stedman< no role > Master
Mr. Anthony Natt< no role > Render Warden

Assistants Father Deane John Cordwell< no role > & Thomas Radcliffe< no role >

Freeman Stedman
and came on the
Livery the same day

Loft Anthony Stedman< no role > son of James Stedman< no role > Citizen and
Carpenter of London was now made Free [..] by the
Testimony of his Father James Stedman< no role > . and [..] the Same day
[..] was made a Liveryman of this Company and paid his
Livery Fine and Fees.

Note

The said Loft Anthony Stedman< no role > was first made free of the city of
London before he was Cloathed and made a Liveryman of this Company
and produced a Copy of his Freedom of the said City of London to me
Witness my hand the day and year AboveWritten Nathl. Poole< no role > Cl.