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Apprentice: Ryder, Richard; Master: John Vital of White Chapel Road in the parish of St Mary White Chapel, co. Middlesex ...,

873.
File
1783, May 26.

Part of Welsh School, Ashford, Middlesex, papers

Apprentice: Ryder, Richard; Master: John Vital of White Chapel Road in the parish of St Mary White Chapel, co. Middlesex, peruke-maker and hairdresser.

Apprentice: Thomas, Edward, [son of Henry Thomas]; Master: George Hyrons of Queen Street in the parish of St Saviour, Southwark ...,

874.
File
1782, March 15.

Part of Welsh School, Ashford, Middlesex, papers

Apprentice: Thomas, Edward, [son of Henry Thomas]; Master: George Hyrons of Queen Street in the parish of St Saviour, Southwark, rule-maker.

Apprentice: Thomas, George, son of John Thomas of the parish of St Andrew's Holbourn, farrier; Master: Michael Robinson, citizen and ...,

875.
File
1759, May 2.

Part of Welsh School, Ashford, Middlesex, papers

Apprentice: Thomas, George, son of John Thomas of the parish of St Andrew's Holbourn, farrier; Master: Michael Robinson, citizen and vintner of London.

Apprentice: Thomas, Henry; Master: Benjamin Watts of No. 10 High Street, Woolwich, co. Kent, ironmonger,

876.
File
1854, June 21.

Part of Welsh School, Ashford, Middlesex, papers

Apprentice: Thomas, James Alexander; Master: Alfred Banks & Charles Johns, 13 Palace Row, New Road, co. Middlesex, harness-makers,

877.
File
1854, June 21.

Part of Welsh School, Ashford, Middlesex, papers

Apprentice: Thomas, John son of William Thomas of Black ffryers, London, labourer; Master: James Mcilwain of Lymington, co. Hants, mariner ...,

878.
File
1755, Dec. 3.

Part of Welsh School, Ashford, Middlesex, papers

Apprentice: Thomas, Thomas; Master: Robert Archer of No. 8 Green Bank in the parish of St George in the East ...,

879.
File
1846, May 11.

Part of Welsh School, Ashford, Middlesex, papers

Apprentice: Thomas, Thomas; Master: Robert Archer of No. 8 Green Bank in the parish of St George in the East, boot & shoemaker.

Apprentice: Thomas, William Jenkin; Master: William Carr, bookbinder, of 30 Holywell Lane, Shoreditch, co. Middlesex,

880.
File
1848, July 6.

Part of Welsh School, Ashford, Middlesex, papers

Apprentice: Thornton, John, son of William Thornton of Charing Cross, hostler; Master: Michael Smith, citizen and stationer of London,

881.
File
1755, June 3.

Part of Welsh School, Ashford, Middlesex, papers

Apprentice: Vaughan, Francis, [son of Edward Vaughan]; Master: Hillton Hicken of Hen and Chicken Court in the parish of St ...,

882.
File
1784, Jan. 7.

Part of Welsh School, Ashford, Middlesex, papers

Apprentice: Vaughan, Francis, [son of Edward Vaughan]; Master: Hillton Hicken of Hen and Chicken Court in the parish of St Dunstan in the West, London, tailor.

Apprentice: Vaughan, Francis, son of Edward Vaughan of Grays Inn lane, co. Middlesex, cordwainer; Master: Thomas Bowles, citizen and painter-stainer ...,

883.
File
1784, Dec. 1.

Part of Welsh School, Ashford, Middlesex, papers

Apprentice: Vaughan, Francis, son of Edward Vaughan of Grays Inn lane, co. Middlesex, cordwainer; Master: Thomas Bowles, citizen and painter-stainer of London.

Apprentice: Walters, Walter; Master: Henry Tufft of No. 37 Silver Street, Regent Street, in the parish of St James, Middlesex ...,

884.
File
1845, July 6.

Part of Welsh School, Ashford, Middlesex, papers

Apprentice: Walters, Walter; Master: Henry Tufft of No. 37 Silver Street, Regent Street, in the parish of St James, Middlesex, boot maker.

Apprentice: Williams, John; Master: Thomas Matches of New Inn Passage in the parish of St Clement Danes, co. Middlesex, tailor ...,

885.
File
1780, March 9.

Part of Welsh School, Ashford, Middlesex, papers

Apprentice: Williams, John, [son of John Williams]; Master: William Miller of Salisbury Court in the parish of St Bride fleet ...,

886.
File
1781, May 18.

Part of Welsh School, Ashford, Middlesex, papers

Apprentice: Williams, John, [son of John Williams]; Master: William Miller of Salisbury Court in the parish of St Bride fleet Street, London, lapidary. 'With the consent of his late master Thomas Matches'.

Apprentice: Williams, Thomas, son of David Williams of Lambeter [sic], co. Cardigan, shoemaker, deceased; Master: Rice Price, citizen and musician ...,

887.
File
1753, Oct. 12.

Part of Welsh School, Ashford, Middlesex, papers

Apprentice: Williams, Thomas, son of David Williams of Lambeter [sic], co. Cardigan, shoemaker, deceased; Master: Rice Price, citizen and musician of London.

Apprentice: Williams, Walter, son of Thomas Williams, late of the parish of St Catherine Coleman, London, gent., deceased; Master: George ...,

888.
File
1755, May 7.

Part of Welsh School, Ashford, Middlesex, papers

Apprentice: Williams, Walter, son of Thomas Williams, late of the parish of St Catherine Coleman, London, gent., deceased; Master: George Howell, citizen and merchant-tailor of London.

Articles And Agreement for the employment of the said Thomas Patterson as a book-keeper in Jamaica until the age of ...,

451.
File
1781, April 20.

Part of Welsh School, Ashford, Middlesex, papers

Thomas Patterson, a minor of the age of twelve years, and John Patterson of Little Queen Street, Lincolns Inn Fields, baker;. 2. Richard Pennant of the parish of Saint George, Hanover Square, co. Middlesex, esq. Articles And Agreement for the employment of the said Thomas Patterson as a book-keeper in Jamaica until the age of twenty-one years.

Articles And Agreement for the employment of the said William Williams as a book-keeper in Jamaica until the age of ...,

452.
File
1781, April 20.

Part of Welsh School, Ashford, Middlesex, papers

William Williams, a minor of the age of twelve years, and Sarah Williams of the parish of Saint Andrew Holborn, widow;. 2. Richard Pennant of the parish of Saint George Hanover Square, co. Middlesex, esq. Articles And Agreement for the employment of the said William Williams as a book-keeper in Jamaica until the age of twenty-one years.

Articles Of Agreement (draft) for a lease for 99 years of premises in Grays Inn Road,

800.
File
1856.

Part of Welsh School, Ashford, Middlesex, papers

Charles Alexander Wood of Littleton, co. Middlesex, esq., Treasurer of the Most Honorable and Loyal Society of Ancient Britons;. 2. Charles Cave Williams of Glasshouse Yard, Goswell Street, railway carriage builder. Articles Of Agreement (draft) for a lease for 99 years of premises in Grays Inn Road.

Articles Of Agreement for an exchange of lands in the parish of Ashford, co. Middlesex,

690.
File
1892, Aug. 8.

Part of Welsh School, Ashford, Middlesex, papers

The Reverend John Studholme Brownrigg of No. 127 St. Georges Road, Pimlico, clerk in holy orders, and Hugh Edward Hoare of No. 117 Piccadilly, esq., M.P., both of co. Middlesex;. 2. The Most Honorable and Loyal Society of Ancient Britons. Articles Of Agreement for an exchange of lands in the parish of Ashford, co. Middlesex.

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