St Martin's Settlement Exams:
St Martin in the Fields Pauper Examinations, 1725-1793
3rd July 1735
| Unique Project ID | 2217 |
|---|
| Examination Text | Mary Ellis aged upwards of thirty Years (in the Workhouse) Saith she was never marryed that she was a day Apprentice for four years to one Mrs Spencer a Milliner in hemings Row that she during all that Time lay and boarded with her ffather Owen Ellis who lodged in hartshorn Lane and was a Servant to Mr Breedon in Spur Alley and also Saith that at the Expiration of her Apprenticeship she was hired to serve the Earl of Oxford in York Buildings and continued there the full space of three years had four Pounds by the year Wages Diet and Lodging left that Service Sixteen Years ago and never kept house rented ten Pounds by the year paid any parish Taxes or lived a year in any one Service since Sworn the |
|---|
| Manuscript Reference | F5027 |
|---|
| Forename | Mary |
|---|
| Surname |
Ellis< no role >
|
|---|
| Male OR Female | female |
|---|
| Age | 30 |
|---|
| Date of Examination | 03/07/1735 |
|---|
| Page Number | 224 |
|---|
| Signed OR Marked | unsigned/unmarked
|
|---|