Frances Fothergill should not be discharged from his Indenture of apprenticeship Now upon
hearing of what was alledged by the sd. Petitioner touching the promes & Nathaniel Jones< no role > Esqr . Councell
with the said Margaret Holliday< no role > consenting for the Margarett Holliday< no role > that the Said Francis
Fothergill< no role > should be discharged from his apprenticeship . it is ordered by this Court that the
said Francis Fothergill the said Apprentice be & he is hereby absolutely discharged from the said
Indenture of Apprenticehood to the said Margarett Holliday< no role > And We whose hands & Seals are
hereunto Sett being from of his Majestys Justices of the peace for this Liberty (One of us [..]
being of the Quorum) present at the sd. Sessions have prouonused & declared & do pronounce &
declare that for the Reasons aforesd. we have discharged & do accordingly discharge the said
Francis Fothergill of & from his apprenticehood to the said Margarett Holliday< no role > & of &
from the Service of the said Margaret Holliday accordingly Dated under our Hands &
Seals this twenty third day of June in the Year of our Lord 1738.

Nat Blackerby< no role > [mark]
Richard Lilly< no role > [mark]
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