The Apprentice Registers of the Wiltshire Society 1817 - 1922

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THE APPRENTICE REGISTERS OF

THE WILTSHIRE SOCIETY

1817 - 1922

EDITED BY

I—I.R. I-IENLY

TROWBRIDGE

1997 © \X/iltshire Record Society

ISBN 0 901333 28 X

Produced for the Society by Salisbury Printing Company Ltd, Salisbury Printed in Great Britain CONTENTS

Preface vii

Abbreviations viii

INTRODUCTION ix

CALENDAR 1

APPENDIX A. RULES OF THE WILTSHIRE SOCIETY 1823 127

APPENDIX B. GOVERNORS OF THE WILTSHIRE SOCIETY, 1817-1921 129

APPENDIX C. PAST PRESIDENTS OF THE WILTSHIRE SOCIETY 145

INDEX OF PERSONS, PLACES AND COMPANIES 147

INDEX OF OCCUPATIONS 177

List cf Members 183

List of Publications 191 PREFACE

The documents upon which this edition is based are the property of the Wfltshire Society, and are deposited in the Wiltshire Record Office (WRO 1475/ 1-4).They have been calendared by kind permission of the Chairman of the Wfltshire Society, and the Wiltshire County Archivist, Mr S.D. Hobbs. Mr Henly, the editor of this volume, wishes to express his thanks for their co- operation and help to Mr Hobbs and the staff of the Wfltshire Record Office; Miss ]ean Horsfall, the Chairman, and Governors of the Wiltshire Society; Mrs Pamela Colman, Sandell Librarian,“/iltshire Archaeological and Natural History Society; and Mr Michael Marshman and the staff of the Wiltshire Local Studies Library. JOHN CHANDLER ABBREVIATIONS

WA&NHS Wfltshire Archaeological and Natural History Society, Devizes WRO Wilmhire Record Office,Trowbridge WT Wfltshire Tracts (in WA&NHS Library) INTRODUCTION

THE HISTORY OF THE SOCIETY

The Wiltshire Society, as its name implies, was a society of Wiltshiremen. Established at least as early as the first year of Cromwell's Protectorate, it was formally named the Wfltshire Society, but was more frequently referred to as the VI/iltshire Feast, arising from the practice of holding an annual fund-raising dinner in London. Gentlemen who were natives ofWiltshire, living in London,Wiltshire and elsewhere, first attended a sermon (the Feast) preached by a Wiltshireman, and then a banquet. After their dinner they subscribed their quota towards the apprenticing of some poor Wiltshire child or another charitable cause directed at the native poor ofWiltshire. The little lthat is known of the history of this early society has been dealt with elsewhere. It appears that it had ceased to function by the start of the nineteenth century. The modern Wiltshire Society, with whose records this volume is concerned, was formed in May 1817 and is still carrying out its charitable work today. The records of apprenticeships, contained in two volumes covering the period from 1838 to 1958, have been deposited in the Wiltshire Record Oflice. The whereabouts of the corresponding records for the period 1817 to 1838 are not known; records for the period 1958 to the present day are held by the Society. The contents of the two deposited apprenticeship registers form the basis of the records contained in this volume. The first meeting of the modern Wiltshire Society was held on 14th May 1817 at the Albion Tavern, Aldersgate Street, in the City of London. Sir Bernard Hobhouse, Bart, MP, was in the chair, and, according to a report in the Salisbury and Winchester journal,’ ‘At 4.0 pm a numerous and highly respectable company sat down to dinner consisting of everything the season afforded’. This initial meeting had been preceded by several notices in the same newspaper announcing the venue. Although the Times newspaper carried neither a repaort of this inaugural meeting, nor any advertisements for it, the Gentleman's Magazine reported the inaugural meeting thus: Wednesday May 14, 1817. A public meeting of Noblemen and Gentlemen ofWiltshire was held this day at the Albert Tavern, for the purpose of forming an institution, the object of which is to apprentice the children of the deserving poor belonging to the county ofwfltshire, residing in London, who might otherwise be destitute of the means of acquiring a comfortable subsistence through life. The company dined together; after which several sums were contributed, and a Committee formed to carry the resolutions of the meeting into effect. The Salisbury and Winchester journal reported the proceedings at some length, including a lengthy speech by Sir Benjamin Hobhouse, who emphasised that the aims of the new society were to be the same as those of the Somersetshire Society; namely to: ‘enable the children of the poor of the county ofWflts, residing in London, to be taught habits of industry before vice has gained an ascendancy in their minds, and the x WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 means of a comfortable subsistence through life’. Other speakers at this inaugural meeting were Thomas Calley, MP for Cricklade, Philip Hurd Esq, of The Temple, Edward Frowd the Treasurer (pro tempore), and the Duke of Somerset, who agreed to be patron. Undoubtedly these gentlemen were among the committee formed to set up the first meeting. The First Annual Report of the Society, under the patronage of the Duke of Somerset, was reported in the Devizes and I/Viltshire Gazette.‘ This report contained a summary of the objects of the Society which were decided at the inaugural meeting: The object of the Wfltshire Society is to raise a fund by donations and by annual subscriptions, for the purpose of apprenticing the children of poor Wiltshire parents, resident in London, or within the Bills of Mortalityf‘ and also for lending to such as shall be so apprenticed, if their conduct shall have been meritorious, a certain sum of money at the expiration of their apprenticeship, to establish them in business. The Fourth Annual meeting of the Society was held on 12th May 1820 at the same venue, the Albion House Tavern. A notice in the Devizes and I/Viltshire Gazette‘ announced the forthcoming meeting. It named Thomas G. Estcourt, MP, as the chairman, and listed the following as stewards:Ambrose Awdry, Esq;]ohn Pearse, Esq, MP; Rev WL. Bowles; Edward Phillips, Esq;T.C. Estcourt, Esq, MP; Charles Lewis Phipps, Esq; Richard Debary, Esq; Wflliam Salmon, Esq; Richard Hetley, Esq; Dr Stoddart; Robert Isherwood, Esq; Ernley Warriner, Esq; E.B. Kemble, Esq;\lVi.lliam Pole Tylney Long VI/ellesley, Esq; Henry Merewether, Esq. Tickets for the meeting were a guinea, and could be obtained from the stewards or from John Britton, Hon. Secretary, of Burton Cottage, Burton St,Tavistock Square. The same newspaper carried a report of the meeting which opened: In drawing the attention of our readers to the fourth Public Meeting of this excellent Institution, the last of which took place in May 1819, we venture to predict, that as the objects of the charity become understood and duly appreciated, so will the list of subscriptions be increased, and the patrons augmented. The benevolent object of this Society is to raise a fund by donations and subscriptions, for the purpose of apprenticing the children of poor VI/iltshire parents, resident in London: and in furtherance of this object, two youths have been apprenticed during the last year, and the sum of£12 10s. paid to the masters with each, in compliance with the rules of the Society, which thus becomes the foster parent to the friendless, conducting the deserving and zealous youth into a path by which he may travel to prosperity, rescuing him from the evils ofidleness and vice, and affording him a fair opportunity of becoming a useful and valuable member of the community. To countenance and give effect to an Institution like this, several gentlemen, about 120 in number, met together to dine, on Friday last, at the Albion Tavern,Aldersgate Street, embracing most of the principal gentlemen resident in, or connected with, the county ofWflts. The report goes on to detail the events of the evening which, after the meal, was taken up with a succession of speeches and toasts. The reponse by john Britton, the Hon. Secretary, to a toast to him proposed by the chairman T. G. Estcourt Esq. MP, contains a clue to the beginnings of the Society: The zealous Secretary then adverted to, and lamented the absence of Sir Benjamin Hobhouse, to whose excellent advice and influence was primarily indebted for its first meeting, and to whom this, as well as many other charitible institutions were under great and lasting obligations. - Though serious indisposition prevented the worthy Baronet's INTRODUCTION xi

presence on this occasion, Mr Britton could assure the company, that his mind would be actively awake to the proceedings of the day, and to the flattering prospects held out by this numerous and effective meeting. The earliest surviving annual report (1823) states that: The Committee have to report, that since the last Anniversary, four additional children have been admitted as Apprentices under this Institution; and that the petitions of other Candidates, are now under their consideration.They have been enabled by the continued support of the Friends of the Charity, to purchase a further sum of £200, 3% per cent; so that the realized fund of the Society at present consists of 4 per cent Stock (£1029 5s.Od.); 3% per cent do. (£300 Os.Od.); in the Banker's Hands (£27 Os.Od.). As the Committee conceive, that the objects of the Society can only be effectually secured, by means of a permanent fund, independent of incidental contributions, they entreat the Friends of the Institution, in order to compass that end, not to relax in their efforts which have hitherto been so successfully exerted. The yield on the above investment was of the order of £50 per annum, and it was this sum which determined the number of placements. At that date the Society had fourteen boys in the course of their apprenticeships and three further candidates were listed. Only two of these boys were actually placed. At 1996 values the stated investment funds of the Society would have been approximately £54,000.“ The list of governors and contributors numbered 269, and included many notable names from Wiltshire and the surrounding counties. From the list of apprentices it is clear that the first apprentice was actually placed in January 1819. The president for 1823 was Sir john Dugdale Astley, Bart, MP for Wiltshire, and the committee comprised: Thomas Aston, jun, Esq;joseph Pitt jun, Esq;\lVilliam G. Hayter, Esq;Thomas Poynder jun, Esq;_]ames Harding, Esq;_loseph Pullen, Esq; Robert Isherwood, Esq; George Reed, Esq; E.B. Kemble, Esq; Francis Newman Rogers, Esq; Edward Montagu, Esq; Robert Sutton, Esq;_]ohn Britton, Esq, FSA (Hon. Secretary); Philip Hurd, Esq (Treasurer). The laws and regulations as agreed in 1817 were also included in the prospectus for 1823, and indeed for each succeeding year of publication; these are reproduced as Appendix A. Originally the stated aim of the Society was the apprenticing of children resident in London, but in 1859 the rules were changed to admit children resident in Wiltshire. In the Annual Report for 1860 the Committee remarked on this change in the rules: The Committee refer with pleasure to the election, in April last, of a candidate, resident in the County ofWflts, who became eligible in consequence of the altered rule of the Society. It happens that only one County Candidate came forward, although the Committee had so arranged to elect two, having for that object increased the number of Apprentices from ten to eleven. They now feel doubly entitled to exhort the County subscribers to greater efforts in aid of the Charity, so as to augment the number of County Apprentices. The number of apprentices to be elected was fixed each year according to the available funds. Seven apprentices were to be taken from residents in London or within the Metropolitan Board ofWorks, originally defined as the ‘Limits of the Bills of Mortality'.The remainder were to be taken either from London or the county of Wiltshire. Applications were received by the Society in January of each year and the xii WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

Comrnittee examined each candidate. The application was often prepared by a solicitor and supported by references from the local vicar, or the child's teacher, as to his or her suitability for an apprenticeship. One such application has been unearthed in aWiltshire solicitor's collection.The candidate was Frank Biggs (665) and the petition was made by his mother Sarah Biggs, (formerly Sarah Holder of Lacock).The parents were living in Holloway, north London, but their petition was made through the Calne solicitor Edward R. Henly.” The petition listed the other children in the family and the parents‘ total means, and it was accompanied by copies of the mother's birth and marriage certificates, and the son's birth certificate. It was a necessary condition that a candidate was born within wedlock. Details of successful candidates, together with copies of their respective claims, were then forwarded to each governor, who could exercise one or more votes for candidates determined by his qualification. A subscription entitled a governor to one vote for each candidate to be elected. Every additional donation, subscription, or payment that a governor made entitled him to additional votes. Two of these candidate lists have survived in a parish chest, and they make interesting genealogical reading. For example the following, from the 1852 list: Bath, Edward (205); son ofThomas and Esther Bath. attained age 14 Sept 1851. Father born at Box and served his time to Mr.Tho. Shell of that place — is unable to depend on his trade in the winter months — mother who is ailing (was formerly Esther Tyler of Atworth). and from the 1855 list: Dawson,Joseph William (244); son ofJoseph and Caroline Dawson. attained age 14 Aug 1854. Parents kept a Cofl'ee-shop in New St., Brompton, which enables them to maintain their children but not to apprentice them. Candidate conducted himself well at the National school and received awards for good conduct. Mother (formerly Caroline Beauchamp) is from West Dean. The list of successful candidates was published in April of each year, and apprenticeship to suitable masters followed quickly afizer that. Payment to a master was made in two equal parts.The first moiety was paid on execution of the apprenticeship indentures; the second was paid at mid-term in the apprenticeship, after receipt by the Society of a certificate from the master to the effect that the apprentice was still in his employ, and all was proceeding according to plan. It is clear from the annotations in the apprentice registers that the Secretary, or other officers of the Society, visited apprentices at their work-place. Often an apprentice was moved to another master for a variety of reasons. For example the apprentice may have found himself in the wrong trade, as in the case of Henry Lay Smith (364) of Collingbourne Ducis, who was apprenticed to James Rawlings of that place, carpenter and machinist. In October 1873 he was re-apprenticed to William Carter of East Stratton (Hants), tea grocer. Often the master was declared bankrupt or, on one or two occasions, was found unsuitable. In this latter event an order was obtained from a magistrate for the indenture to be cancelled, and the apprentice was placed elsewhere. At all times the Society acted in the best interests of the apprentice. There were several cases of apprentices absconding. Sometimes it was to seek employment before the completion of their apprenticeship whilst in others the family emigrated and the apprentice went with them. There are at least two instances where the apprentice died, one by INTRODUCTION xiii drowning, but the circumstances were not reported. The sum available for each apprentice was limited in 1860 to between £20 and £30, and indeed this sum had not changed significantly by 1914. Furthermore, the Society could lend up to £60 free of interest, for a maximum period of four years, to any apprentice who, on completion of his apprenticeship, wanted capital in order to set up in business.The apprenticeship term varied between one and seven years to a wide variety of trades in London and Wiltshire. Unlike its predecessor, the Society met only once a year for a formal presentation of its accounts, the nomination of its President, and election of the Honorary Secretary and the Treasurer; and of course to enjoy an annual dinner. During the year the governors of the Society met to conduct its business, that is to elect apprentices from the applications placed before them. By the 1880s the nature of society itself was changing and the Wiltshire Society was quick to adapt to this changing world. It was accepted that a candidate might wish to become a seaman, and a payment would be made by the Society in lieu of an apprenticeship. Some apprentices were attending night-classes at the School of Science and Art, in South Kensington. As encouragement to these students, awards of £1, £2 and £5 could be made by the committee for success in examinations.The year 1880 saw the introduction of two exhibitions (i.e., scholarships) - one for 'Town' and one for ‘County’ (Wiltshire) candidates - each not to exceed £40, to meet the fees for attendance full-time at the School of Science and Art at South Kensington, or other schools approved by the committee. The Annual report for 1881 contained the following: In April last, twenty Candidates presented themselves for election as apprentices, viz, eight from town and twelve from the county; of these seven of the former and four of the latter were elected by the Governors. The unsuccessful Candidates will be eligible for election next year. For the Town Exhibition one Candidate only presented himself, Wflliam Davis Thomas (509), at present apprenticed to Messrs. Newton and Triggs, Clapham, Carpenters and Joiners. He has obtained at the night schools of Science and Art, Battersea, a second—class certificate for success in Practical Plane and Solid Geometry, and also second-class certificate for Building, Construction, and Drawing, and is about to commence study at King's College, London. For the County Exhibition three candidates presented themselves, and Emily Maud Hale, of Devizes, was elected by a large majority. The names of only four exhibitioners have been found and are included at the end of the main apprentice list (A1-A4). In 1900 the Committee permitted payments to be made to candidates for the provision of tools rather than for the apprenticeship premium. As in most spheres of life at that time, the Great War (1914-18) caused a hiatus for the Society, as several of its committee members and the chairman were away on active service. The Annual Report for 1914 records that at the anniversary meeting of the Society on 4th November 1914 the Committee resolved that owing to the absence of the President, Lord Pembroke, on active service at the front there could not be an anniversary on the usual lines, but it would not be abandoned altogether. Colonel Calley, a former President, and Colonel Turnor consented to fill the vacancies on the Committee. The Committee also expressed their fears that the xiv WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

Society's income would be curtailed by the war. However, the receipts of the Society in the year May 1914 to May 1915 show approximately a 20% increase in total income, which was balanced by a similar increase in payment of first and second apprenticeship moieties. Many apprentices sought to have their apprenticeships held in abeyance until the end of hostilities to enable them to enlist, and a few forsook such formalities and immediately volunteered at the outbreak of war. The Society maintained a record of those on military service, their distinctions and their deaths, relying largely on letters received from the apprentices or their parents.At the end of the war many apprentices returned to their former employers, some to complete their apprenticeships. In spite of these exigencies the Society continued its work throughout the war period with many younger apprentices working in Government factories.This was summed up in the Annual report of 1920: 1. The Committee consider that the Governors may be interested to know that during the Period of the War up to the date of the Armistice eleven and since that date eight grants to Apprentices have been made to approved candidates. Of the former five including two girls apprenticed to Dressmakers, have completed their apprenticeship terms and one has been cancelled on a medical certificate. 2.About two-thirds (30) of the apprentices on the Society's books at the outbreak of the War enlisted when of military age, the remaining third being either under age unfit or in one or two cases working with firms under the War Office.Two were killed, a third as the result of wounds and several operations died two years after his discharge, and seven were wounded. Several have returned to complete their apprenticeships under the Government scheme and others have obtained good employment at high wages. 3. From the experience gained not only during the War but more especially since its termination the Committee are convinced of the necessity of making speedy grants to approved candidates and of their being empowered — having regard to the general rise in wages, the requirements of the Education Act, etc. — to increase the amount of the grants.With these objects and in view of the expense in the additional cost of printing and postage not only to the Society but also to the friends of candidates which a yearly election in April by voting papers issued to the Governors entails, the Committee are strongly of Opinion that by an alteration in the rules they should be empowered to continue as they have done since August 1914 to make Apprenticeship grants to approved Candidates without delay, whilst reserving the power to have an election by voting papers at any time if the Committee should think it desirable and not in the month ofApril only as fixed at present by the rules. This latter change in the rules vested more power in the committee, but enabled a speedier response to be made to applicants. The savings were also significant since the cost of" printing, postage etc, amounted to some 10% of the Society's expenditure. At the Annual General Meeting in 1922, held at the Trocadero restaurant in London, it was reported that the Society had agreed with Wiltshire County Council to make plans for disabled children, and to investigate placing apprentices with farmers. It should be noted here, that the records of the Society show that from its commencement in 1817 several children who were crippled or disabled in some way had been apprenticed, so this was not really an innovation. At the Annual meeting in 1923 Judge Radcliffe spoke about the difficulties posed by the various Trades Unions who had demanded that Union wage rates be paid to apprentices.This had led to great difficulties in finding masters. Similarly the proposals INTRODUCTION xv by Lord Radnor and General Calley some two years earlier to apprentice boys to farmers had met with opposition from the Branch Farmer's Unions in the County, and as a result there had been no progress.Judge Radcliffe concluded by proposing an addition to the rules as an outcome of the difficulties in finding masters. He proposed that in certain cases, where a formal apprenticeship could not be concluded, the Society should make the equivalent sum available to enable the applicant to receive training at a suitable institution.This was agreed by the meeting. The financial statement at the Anniversary meeting in 1925 reported that £6,526 was held in stock, and receipts, including donations and dividends on stock, totalled £610. Of this £528 was spent on apprenticeship payments and tool grants. At today's values the Stock Holding was worth over £200,000, a healthy improvement over the Society's position in 1823. However the cost of premiums was rising, and the average was now nearer £50. In 1929 the main preoccupation was concern about the small numbers of apprentices who were attending evening classes. Although the Society was prepared to consider inducements, the lack of facilities was recognised as being the main obstacle in many Wiltshire towns. In that year liaison commenced with the Ministry of Labour and the Board of Education.This situation was addressed by the Wiltshire Education Committee and in 1933 the Chairman was pleased to report: Attendance at Evening Classes has considerably improved this year. This is due mainly to the establishment of suitable classes by the Wilts Education Committee both at Warniinster and Devizes centres accessible to many of the Society's apprentices. In two cases fees and rail fares were paid by the Society to enable lads to attend the more advanced courses at Bath Municipal College. Full advantage was taken of these classes and the report on both lads was excellent. It is apparent from the apprentice registers and the annual reports that the Society was always very deeply interested in the progress of its apprentices. An experiment in improving this contact was reported by the Secretary in 1933: An experiment has recently been made by the Hon. Secretary in inviting present apprentices and those recently out of their time to a tea held in towns accessible to them. About 14 young men attended at Bradford-on-Avon and about 20 at Warrninster. It is hoped to hold further tea parties at Devizes, Marlborough, Chippenham and Swindon. Personal contact is thus made with the young apprentices placed by the Society and the action seems to be appreciated by them. It is pleasing to record in this connection that of the eighteen apprentices who were out of their time during the past twelve months, fifteen remained on with their employers as improvers, two found work elsewhere at their respective trades and only one failed to find work on termination of his apprenticeship. In more recent times the Society has moved more towards grants for vocational training, with bursaries for study at universities and colleges of higher education and assistance with travel costs. Grants for the purchase of tools, books and even musical instruments are now made. In 1952 the annual subscription and Life membership donation remained at one guinea and ten guineas respectively, unchanged since 1817. xvi WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

THE RECORDS OF THE SOCIETY

In 1956 the Secretary of the Society deposited with the Wiltshire Record Ofﬁce: two apprentice registers, 1830-1903 and 1903-56; a lcltomrnittee minute book, 1903- 56; annual reports for 1850, 1882, 1913, 1925, 1929. The apprentice registers list the apprentice, the date of indenture, name and trade of master, the payment of the apprenticeship fees and a ‘Remarks’ column, which contains details such as apprentices who had absconded or died, and the action taken when masters were found unsuitable, or were declared bankrupt. Where the apprenticeship term was less than seven years it was noted in this column. Each apprentice was allocated a unique serial number and this has been used as the key reference throughout the calendar. The survival of a number of the Society's annual reports in the Wiltshire Rgcord Office, the Wiltshire Archaeological and Natural History Socipty Library, the Wiltshire Local Studies Library, and with the Wiltshire Society, has enabled the information from the apprentice registers to be supplemented in two ways. In many of the lists of children elected for apprenticeship each year, details of the parents‘ residence, occupation and background are given. Additionally, each report includes a cumulative list of apprentices placed up to that year. The annual reports listed children who had been elected for an apprenticeship. However it is clear from the apprentice registers that some of these children failed to obtain an apprenticeship. These have been calendared at the end of the main sequence, and allotted numbers B1-62. The apprentice registers contain details of the amount of the premium for each apprenticeship, and the dates on which the two payments were made. The ﬁrst was paid when the indenture was enacted, and the second halfway through the apprenticeship period. This has been used as a check on the apprenticeship term, which in most cases can be assumed to be seven years unless noted otherwise in the remarks column of the register. On a few occasions this latter information has been found to be in error.

ANALYSIS OF THE APPRENTICESHIP DATA

During the period 1817 to May 1923 the Society apprenticed a total of 1006 children (831 male, 175 female). A further 62 candidates failed to secure apprenticeships. Of these 1006 apprentices, some 650 were placed with masters in the Greater London area. Most of the remainder were placed with masters in Wiltshire. A few were found apprenticeships in Hampshire, Berkshire and Somerset. Two only (447, 549) were placed with masters outside this general Wﬂtshire-London axis, to masters near Manchester and in Brighton. Almost exclusively girls were apprenticed into dressmaking, millinery, and similar trades. In Wiltshire the approved apprentice master (or mistress) was Sarah Heathcote, dressmaker and milliner, of the Parade,Trowbridge. Between 1875 and 1897 she had ten apprentices placed with her by the Society. In 1895 an Arthur Egington Heathcote was also taking girls for dress-making apprenticeships, and he may well have been a relation. By 1905 Sarah Heathcote's establishment had moved to Bridge INTRODUCTION xvii

House in Trowbridge, and in 1907 the references are in general to Messrs Heathcote and Co., also at this address. Similarly in Collingbourne Ducis in 1867 Henry Lay Smith (364) was apprenticed to James Rawlings, carpenter and machinist. In 1886 the Society placed George Charles Annetts (617) with H. and W Rawlings, agricultural engineers, who were presumably the successor business to James Rawlings of 1867. The period covered by this calendar, 1817 to 1922, embraces a time of considerable changes in the nature of society as a whole. It was an age that saw great strides in scientific developments which are in some measure reflected in the trades (and in a few cases professions) followed by the apprentices of the Wiltshire Society. The 650 apprentices placed with London masters may be assumed to have had either one or both parents of Wiltshire birth, or that the apprentice was born in Wiltshire. In 301 cases there were clear statements that either or both the parents came from Wiltshire, and of these 49 instances gave the mother's maiden name. For example the parents of Eliza Grist (272) were John Grist and his wife Jane (nee Collier), both of Dilton Marsh in Wiltshire. Similarly the parents ofJames Alexander Frampton (403) and John G. Frampton (273) were Edmund and Elizabeth Frampton. Their mother was Elizabeth Newham from Britford,Wiltshire. The individual human stories which these records tell may be set against the overall pattern of Victorian internal migration from rural to urban England deducible from other sources. In 1871, for instance, according to census data," 27,639 Wiltshire natives were living in London and the intra-metropolitan districts of Middlesex, Surrey, and Kent. They represented rather less than 1% of the total metropolitan population of 3.25 million, but in terms of Wiltshire's loss they were far more significant.Wiltshire in 1871 had a population of 257,177, so that for every hundred Wiltshire residents at this date another eleven Wiltshire natives were living in London. Whereas the population of England and Wales quadrupled between 1801 and 1911, Wiltshire's population during the same period increased by only 55%, and between 1841 and 1881 scarcely altered at all, despite the rapid growth of Swindon. It has been calculated“ that between 1861 and 1900 nearly two-thirds ofWiltshire natives in the 15-24 age bracket left the county. Most (48% of males and 59% of females) migrated internally within England and Wales, and the remainder (15% of males, 7% of females) emigrated overseas. The higher proportion of female internal migrants (many of whom must have moved to London) is reflected also in census data, which show that female Wiltshire natives in London in 1871 outnumbered males at the ratio of about 6 to 4.This imbalance was paralleled by migrants from other rural counties close to London."’ Statistics such as these help to place in perspective the work of the Wiltshire Society, by demonstrating the scale of migration to the capital during the later nineteenth century. Similar figures do not exist before 1851, but the problems which such migration caused, and which the Society was formed to address, clearly existed already by 1817. Indeed, it should be recalled that the nineteenth-century Wiltshire Society was the successor to an earlier Society which provided apprenticeships to the children ofWiltshiremen living in London from the later seventeenth century. xviii WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

Q m mm — - Table 1. Distribution of Apprenticeships over Trade Groups

Fade Males Females Tbtal Clothing Manufacture, including Shoemaking 92 169 261 Building Trades 214 0 214 Engineering and Metalworking 173 173 Furniture Manufacture 120 121 Printing and Stationery 65 67 1 Watchmaking, Jewellery, and Goldworking 59 61 Food Trades 35 36 Household Goods and Services 39 39 Medical 6 6 Miscellaneous 28 ©©©>—*l\)[\)-—\© 28

Tbtals 831 175 1006

Table 1 analyses the distribution of apprenticeships over some arbitrary trade groupings. It is clear that the majority of girls were apprenticed to the clothing industry, of which the major employer was in dressmaking and millinery. Although boys were apprenticed into the traditional trades of shoemaking and watchmaking, these numbers were far out-weighed by those entering building and engineering trades.This latter showed a considerable up-turn towards the end of the nineteenth century, with the development of mechanised transport and manufacturing processes. The clothing trades were evenly distributed between town and county as were the building trades (see Table 2), while watchmaking, jewellery, and gold-working were almost exclusively town occupations.

Table 2. Distribution ofTrade Groupings by Location (Town and County) and by Sex

7i'ade Sex County Tbu/n Tbtal Clothing Manufacture, including Shoemaking 39 53 92 62 107 169 Building Trades 116 98 214 Engineering and Metalworking 60 113 173 Furniture Manufacture 41 79 120 0 1 1 Printing and Stationery 14 51 65 0 2 2 Watchmaking,Jewellery, and Goldworking 2 57 59 0 2 2 Food Trades 11 24 35 0 1 1 Household Goods and Services 12 27 39 Medical 0 6 6 Miscellaneous 222-112-1-iZ~nZ-1-1222-1-12 5 23 28

Tbtals 362 642 1006 INTRODUCTION xix

Table 3. Decennial Distribution ofApprenticeships by Sex and Location The numbers of apprentices refer to placements in the decade preceding the year stated; the totals for 1820 and 1930 are for part decades only.

Location Sex 1820 1830 1840 1850 186018701880 1890 1900 191019201930 lbtal

County M 1 26 39 34 53 75 48 24 300 10 13 La-‘I

Town Ii -P-L9 U1 U\ 52 42 29 8

'1-|Z'-ri l\J\.l @@ l*@ ‘~OCD P—‘U'\U'\@I—* l\J@(Did-P 22 17 CDW P—‘-P CDl\J@ l*U1 i—~L;.‘|U\U-‘l'dl\J

Totals 1 43 59 77 99 111 144 118 125 142 61 261006

On an aggregate basis the ratio of boys to girls was about 5:1 both for town and county apprentices. However, as Table 3 illustrates, this varied from year to year and was probably as much inﬂuenced by numbers of applications as by any deliberate bias.

’ I__m_ _ I I __ Table 4. Decennial Distribution ofAnnual Apprenticeship Premiums by Location and Sex Premiums are rounded up to whole pounds; totalsjbr decades up to 1820 and up to 1930 are for part decades only; actual expenditure before 1838 is not known. I

Location Sex 1820 1830 1840 1850 1860 18701880 1890 1900 19101920 1930 Tbtal

County M 25 535 815 708 1042 14961023 712 6356 F 20 85 215 260 625 75 1280 Town M 343 1542 1625 1467 1819 1155 850 752 260 7511888 F 178 410 345 445 486 325 165 30 2383

Totals 343 1745 2035 2367 3164 2565 2477 3038 1388 787 21907 I Cost per/lpprentice 6 23 21 21 22 22 20 21 23 30

I m -7 H m _

mm ml’ L_ Table 5. Relative Value of Money

1830 1840 1850 1860 18701880 1890 1900 19101920 1930 1992

RPI 11.2 12.4 9.5 12.9 12.2 11.5 9.3 9.8 9.8 23.7 13.6 530.9 Relative value 47.2 42.7 55.9 41.2 43.6 46.1 57.2 54.5 54.5 22.4 39.0 1.0

Comparison of the annual premiums (Table 4), with the variation (approximate) of the relative value of money" (Table 5), shows that the Society operated in a fairly stable economic climate until the advent of the Great War. Inﬂation then grew rapidly with prices almost trebling by 1920, but the Society's premiums remained iubstantially constant numerically, and hence fell in real terms by the same ratio. xx WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

The Society reports also register a fall in the number of patrons during this period and into the 1930s. Examination of individual apprenticeships reveals that the position becomes increasingly difficult to analyse on this gross basis.While many traditional trades took apprentices at the same premiums (numerically) as in the previous century, the newer occupations such as engineering demanded substantially higher premiums in line with the more specialised nature of the training provided and the real costs involved. It is instructive to make comparisons between the Society and other, similar, apprenticing institutions in Wiltshire at that time. According to the Charity Commissioners’ reports, in the mid-nineteenth century there were some 46 endowed charities committed to providing apprenticeships for children. Many of these dated from the late seventeenth century, and often only provided sufficient funds to apprentice one boy every two years or so. The principal Wiltshire charities which offer the closest comparison with the Wiltshire Society were the Devizes Bear Club and the Broad Town Charity. The Devizes Bear Club dated from 1765 and continued to operate until 1877. Its history and details of its apprentices and subscribers have been described by John Hurley“ Apart from the fact that its sphere of interest was restricted to Devizes and the immediate environs, it also differed significantly from the Wiltshire Society in that it provided elementary education for boys from the age of eleven years to fit them for apprenticeship at the age of lfourteen. The Broad Town Charity was an endowed charity established under the terms of the Dowager Duchess of Somerset's will in 1686. This charity provided apprenticeships for boys born and living in Wiltshire, and with special provisions for those from the Duchess's manors of Broad Town, Thornhill, Froxfield, Wootton Rivers and Huish.The income for the trust was derived from rents from these manors and investment of moneys left under her will. Making exact comparisons between these three charities is limited by the available data. Hurley provides an extract from the annual accounts of the Bear Club for the year 1858, which shows the expenditure on apprenticing but not the numbers apprenticed. Similarly in that year the records of both the Broad Town Charity and the Wiltshire Society (before 1838) enable the number of boys apprenticed to be ascertained but not the cost. The average cost for the Broad Town Charity seems to have been £15 per boy (based upon those records which include the value of the premium) while that for the Wiltshire Society was £20 per child. The average payment for the Bear Club can only be estimated from a statement made in 1833 which suggests a figure of £15. The higher average premiums paid per child by the Wiltshire Society were probably due to the higher proportion of placements in London rather than Wiltshire at that time. The premiums were substantially higher in both Wiltshire and London than those paid for parish apprentices. This undoubtedly gave the Society considerable clout in choosing masters for their apprentices, and in monitoring the progress of the apprenticeship. INTRODUCTION xxi

EDITORIAL NOTE

The sequence of entries in this calendar follows the order in which the apprentices were indentured, and hence their appearance in the apprentice registers.The original serial number (1—1006) allocated to each apprentice has been retained asthe key reference to the individual apprentice. The four candidates identified as exhibitioners, and the sixty—two who failed to gain apprenticeships are calendared after entry 1006, and have been assigned entry numbers A1-4 and B1-62 respectively. These numbers are artificial, and do not appear in the records. Each entry presents some or all of the following details: serial number/ entry number; apprentice name (surname, forenames); parents‘ forenames (and surname, if different from apprentice surname); parents‘ address; master's name; master's occupation; master's address; term of apprenticeship; premium; indenture date. The parents‘ names and address, where given, have been taken from annual reports; other details, after 1830, derive fi'om the apprentice registers. Supplementary notes, printed in smaller type, follow many entries. These sumrnarize all substantial additional information about the apprenticeship supplied in annual reports. All places are in Wiltshire or London unless otherwise identified. The rules of the Society as published in the report of 1823 are transcribed as Appendix A. Appendix B is a list of governors and subscribers, 1817-1921, compiled fi'om annual reports. It reads like a court directory of the southern counties and indicates the wide range of patronage enjoyed by the Society over a long period. Appendix C lists the presidents of the Society from 1817 to 1923. An index (to entry numbers, except where prefixed by p. for page number) combines all personal names, place-names, and names of companies and businesses. There is a second index, of occupations. The data have been processed using a computer data-base,” and a copyzlof the data in machine-readable form will be deposited with E.S.R.C. Data Archive.

NOTES

1. Henly, H.R., ‘The Wiltshire Feast‘ Genealogists Magazine, vol.24 (9), 1994, pp.393-98

2. 26 May 1817.

3. vol.87 (2), 1817, p.79.

4. May 1818

5. Bills of Mortality. The Company of Parish Clerks issued a weekly statement of the numbers of dead and the causes for the City of London and adjoining parishes, from information supplied by its members. The custom prevailed from the 16th century until 1837 when the General Register Office was established, although the Guildhall Library has some up to 1852.

6. 4th May 1820. xxii WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

7. Devizes and VI/iltshire Gazette, 18th May 1820.

8. See note 7 and Table 5.

9.WRO 1409/ box A.

10. 1912 Accounts.

11.WRO 1475/1-4

12.WA&NHS Library: bound set of reports for 1840, 1843, 1844, 1846, 1849, 1854, 1864, 1876 1877, 1885, and 1889; reports for 1823 (in WT 104), 1901 (in WT 92), 1914-15 (in WT 116), 1920 (in WT 117), 1929 (inWT 129).

13.Annual reports, held by the secretary of the Wiltshire Society, have been consulted: 1912, 1921, 1925, 1926, 1927, 1930, 1934-1952.

14. Census of England and I/Vales, 1871: Population Abstracts, vol.3, p.24; see also table in Victoria History ofl/'Viltshire, vol.4, pp.339-61

15. Baines, Dudley, Migration in a mature economy: emigration and internal migration in England and I/Vales, 1861- 1900, 1985, pp.230-1

16. Shannon, H.A., ‘Migration and the growth of London, 1841-911/2 Economic History Review, vol.5, 1935, pp.79-86 (on p.84)

17. Based on data from E.H.P. Brown and S.V. Hopkins ‘Seven centuries of the prices of consumables, compared with builders’ wage-rates’, Economica, vol. 23, 1956, pp. 306- 10; and Monthly Digest of Statistics.

18. Hurley, John, The history of the Devizes Bear Club: a social charity and school, 1756- 1875.Wiltshire Family History Society, 1995.

19. Carter, B.J., ‘Apprentices of the Broad Town Charity‘ series of papers in VViltshire Family History Society Journal, nos. 29-33.

20. Microsoft Access V2.0.

21. E.S.R.C. Data Archive, University of Essex,Wivenhoe Park. Colchester. Essex CO4 3SQ 1

THE APPRENTICE REGISTERS OF THE WILTSHIRE SOCIETY 1817 - 1922

CALENDAR

1 Austin,Job, son of Samuel and Sophia: to Joseph Eveleigh, organ builder, of Swan St, Minories. 12 Jan 1819

Father and mother from Wilton, where they were married April 1791.

2 Britton, Sandys, son of Thomas and Mary: to John Tipson, watch case maker, of Wells St, Stepney. 22 Jan. 1820

Father, a native of Kington, has a wife and four children to maintain, and is reduced to great poverty by failure in business.

3 Barker, Jacob, son of Catherine: to WilliamV. Scotney, haberdasher and hosier, of Newington Causeway. 3 Feb. 1820

Mother, a native of Bulkington, was left a widow with two children, in 1814, in indigent circumstances.

4 Fulford, Thomas, son of William and Theodosia, of Denmark Court, Strand: to George Pigott, printer, of Old St. 30 Nov. 1820

Father, almost blind, from Salisbury, has a wife and six children.

5 Chamberlayne,John, son ofJohn and Frances: to John King, printer, ofThames St. 6 Feb. 1821

Father and mother were married at Salisbury, where they both lived; had three children at the time of petitioning this society; father died before the son was apprenticed, and left his widow and family in very indigent circumstances. Free of the Stationers’ Company.

6 Thorne,John, son ofJohn and Mary, of Gould's Hill, Shadwell: to Robert Stanton, citizen and pewterer, of Blackman St, Southwark. 7 Feb. 1821 2 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

Father a native ofWanborough, and mother of Castle Eaton; kept a cheesemonger’s shop in Broadway, Ludgate Hill, for 18 years, but failed. Have three children. Free of the Pewterers’ Company.

7 Field, Joseph, son of William and Mary, of Marshall St: to James Bolam, carver, gilder, etc, of Lower Marsh, Lambeth. 25 Feb. 1821

Parents, ﬁ'om Trowbridge, have nine children; father in a bad state of health, and therefore unable to provide for his family.

8 Collar, Benjamin, son of Posthumus and Mary, of Shoe Lane: to Robert Richardson, currier, of Roll’s Buildings, Fetter Lane. 14 Nov. 1821

Father a native of Bradford, with three children, is in the employ of Ive and Burbage, of Fleet St.

9 Bigwood, James, son of John and Elizabeth, of Widegate Alley, Bishopsgate: to Benjamin Dobson, organ builder, citizen and patten maker, of 22 Swan St, Minories. 3 March 1822

Father ﬁ'om Westbury, has a wife and four children.

10 Hillier,James, son ofThomas and Margaret, of Lion St, New Kent Rd: to Samuel Thomas Blowen, ﬁsh salesman, citizen and gun maker, of Billingsgate and Long Lane, Bermondsey. 28 March 1822

11 Gayton, Christopher, son of Charles and Catherine: to Francis Charles, engraver, of Charles St, City Rd. 4 June 1822

Father ﬁ'om Hilperton; nine children. Free of the Cutlets’ Company.

12 Fricker, Joseph, son of John and Elizabeth, of 10 Parliament St, St George’s Market, Southwark. 1 March 1823

Father, from Wingﬁeld, is a shoemaker; ﬁve children.

13 Randall, James, son of James and Mary, of Gresse St, Rathbone Place: to John Mellor, boot and shoe maker, of Kentish Town. 26 June 1823

Both parents ﬁ'om Westbury. Father, a spinner but reduced to poverty, has nine children.

14 Dixon,James, son ofJohn and Elizabeth, of Church St, Soho: to Mrs Ann Oaten (late Shave), pastry cook, of Curzon St, Mayfair. 20 June 1823 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 3

Parents from Broad Chalke. Father, a journeyman carpenter, has four children.

15 Woodman, Henry, son ofJames and Elizabeth, of Mitre St, Lambeth: to Frederick Morris, coach joiner and window blind maker, of King St, Holborn. 12 July 1823

Parents ﬁ:om Chippenham, formerly in good circumstances in that town.

16 Reynolds, Edward, son of Edward, of Great James’s St, Lisson Green: to John Whitbourne, chair-maker, of Northumberland St, Marylebone. 7 Sept. 1823

Father, a currier, a native of Corsham, was in business at Bradford Has a wife and seven children, neither [sic] of whom is enabled at present to earn a livelihood. Parents’ home also given as William's Place, Marylebone.

17 Blatch, Frederick, son of Maria: to John Souter, bricklayer, of Exeter St, Chelsea. 23 Jan. 1824

Mother, a widow, a native of Calne.

18 Cook, Charles Arthur, son of Richard Cook, of Castle St, Southwark: to William Clark, plumber and glazier, of Little Guildford St, Southwark. 2 Feb. 1824

Parents from Devizes.

19 Crine,Thomas, son ofJohn Crine, of the New Rd: to Francis Field, hot-presser, of Addle St, Cheapside. 4 Feb. 1824

Father from Broad Chalke.

20 Fulford, Charles, son of William and Theodosia, of Denmark Court, Strand: to John Chamberlain, boot and shoe—maker, ofWhitehorse Yard, Drury Lane. 24 April 1824

Son of the parents named in 4. Father, almost blind, from Salisbury, has a wife and six children.

21 Prior, Charles, son ofWilliam and Sarah: to William Ogan, boot and shoe-maker, of Hackney, Middlesex. 30 April 1824

Parents ﬁ'om Trowbridge. Father, a journeyman carpenter, has twelve children.

22 Paxton,James, son ofWilliam and Frances, of Cornwell St, St George’s in the East: to Robert Cumming, boot and shoe-maker, of Red Lion St, Spitalﬁelds. 15 Nov. 1824 4 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

Mother a native of Corsham. Parents reduced to great distress by failure in business.

23 Ayers,William, son ofJoseph and Mary, of Durham Place, Chelsea: to John Parton, boot and shoe-maker, of 33 Paradise Row, Chelsea. 7 Feb. 1825

Parents, from Westbury, have six children.

24 Rapson, John, son of Charles and Mary, of Poppin’s Court, Fleet St: to John Rackham, coach-maker, of 14 Longacre. 29 April 1825

Parents from Salisbury. Father, a printing compositor, is afflicted with bad health, and has ﬁve children.

25 Tibbs, John, son of Diana, of Carpenter's Row, Edgeware Rd: to Thomas Hildersley, turner, of 17 Noel St, Soho. 29 April 1826

Father a native ofAmesbury; mother, from Salisbury, was left a widow with four children, two of them deaf and dumb, and one blind.

26 Peirson, Joseph, son of William and Ann, of Hamilton Row, Battle Bridge: to William Hurford, tailor, of 12 Little Guildford St, Russell Square. 1 May 1826

Mother a native of Heytesbury; father a journeyman tailor. They have twelve children living.

27 Roots, James, son ofJohn Corn Roots, of Pell Place,Wellclose Square: to James Tweed, cabinet maker, of 13 Globe Rd, Mile End Rd. 2 May 1826

Father, a journeyman tailor and a native of Salisbury, is lately left a widower with ﬁve children.

28 Newman, Henry Adams, son of Elizabeth, of 134 Bishopsgate St: to William Goodbourn, draper, of 7 Paternoster Row, Spital Fields. 7 Feb. 1827

Father, a native ofWestbury, left his widow in great distress. Free of the Drapers’ Company.

29 Lanham, George Staples, son ofJohn and Ann, of 35 Bow St, Covent Garden: to George James Bennett, hairdresser, of King St, Hammersmith. 1 May 1827

Father a native of Salisbury; mother of Swallowcliffe.They have six children and are in indigent circumstances.

30 White, Thomas, son of James and Ann, of 7 Sheep Lane, Hackney: to John Thompson, painter and glazier, of Holloway. 1 May 1827

Father a native ofWilton; mother of Salisbury. They have ﬁve children. WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 5

31 Stokes,Joseph William, son of Hannah, of 10 Thomas St, Oxford St: to Edwin White, carver, of 59 Old St. 7 Feb. 1828

Mother is a widow, a native of Bradford; father, of Damerham, left her unprovided for.

32 Bryant, Robert, son of Robert, of 18 Manners’ Gardens, Chelsea: to William Patrick Grey, cabinet maker, of 48 Wardour St, Soho. 7 Feb. 1828

Father is a shoemaker, a native of Bradford, and has seven children.

33 Field, John Moor, son of Mary, of Garden Row, London Rd: to Henry Jones, carver and gilder, of 9 Camoniile St. 27 March 1828

Mother is a widow, father lately dead. Parents were both from Trowbridge, with nine children. Free of the Shipwrights’ Company.

34 Spencer, Ambrose, son of Joseph, of 15 Great Hermitage St: to William Ogan, boot and shoe maker, of Hackney, Middlesex. 14 April 1828

Father, a painter, native of Marlborough, has lost the use of both his hands, and has a wife and ﬁve children.

35 Peirson, Henry, son of William and Ann, of Hamilton Row, Battle Bridge: to Thomas Harris, tailor, of 1 Northam’s Buildings, Somer’s Town. 18 April 1828

Mother a native of Heytesbury; the father a journeyman tailor. They have twelve children living.

36 Hillier,Jesse, son ofThomas and Margaret, of Lion St, New Kent Rd: to Thomas Tucker, ﬁshmonger, of Billingsgate and Waterloo Rd. 18 April 1828

37 Whitmarsh, Charles Awdry, son of Charles, of 14 Sion Square: to Henry Hall, hairdresser, of 57 Marchmont St, Brunswick Square. 9 Feb. 1829

Father, a harness maker, is a native of Amesbury, and has four children; mother and son were born at Marlborough.

38 Peers, George, son of Thomas, of 1 Wellington St, Bethnal Green: to James Stembridge, cooper, of 28 Goswell St. 9 Feb. 1829

Father a cooper. Mother a native of Pewsey, her father having been a farmer there; she has ﬁve children. 6 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

39 Grant, Edward, son of Hanibal, of 1 Vauxhall Walk: to Doulton and Watts, potters, of Lambeth. 23 March 1829

Father a navigator. Parents are both natives of Rowde.

40 Read,William Henry, son ofWilliam, of 9 Garden Walk, Clerkenwell: to William Stocker, tailor and draper, of 66 High St, St Giles. 18 April 1829

Father a rug-maker; mother a native of Bradford, and has very bad health; they have ﬁve children.

41 Haines, Charles Seward, son of Daniel, of 120 Eastﬁeld St, Limehouse: to William Syer, cabinet maker, of 12 South St, Finsbury Market. 18 April 1829

Father, a shoemaker, and son are both natives ofWarminster. Parents have seven children and are in very reduced circumstances.

42 Clark, Thomas, son of Christiana, of 8 Seymour Row, Euston Square: to James Harmer, plasterer and modeller, of 11 Pitt St,Tottenham Court Rd. 22 July 1829

Mother a widow. Parents were both natives of Box.

43 Marchant, George Cooper, son of Robert, of 8 Popham St, Islington: to Robert Guy Swift, carver and gilder, of 40 Holywell Lane, Shoreditch. 22 July 1829

Father a list shoemaker. Parents are both natives of Bradford, and have six children.

44 Chequer, William Thomas, son of Mary, of 17 Back Church Lane, St George’s in the East: to Joseph Cooke, gold beater, of 1 Palatine Place, Commercial Rd. 9 Nov. 1829

Mother a widow. Father, a native of Marlborough, was a whitesmith, and lately died in a lunatic asylum, in extreme distress.

45 Spackman, John, son of Thomas John Savage Spackman, of Great Sutton St, Clerkenwell: to John Richardson, ﬁshmonger, of Shoe Lane and Clapham. 28 Jan. 1830

Mother a native ofAldbourne; father, a dairyman, of Marlborough.They have nine children and an orphan nephew dependent on them. Free of the Fishrnongers’ Company.

46 Blackford, Robert, son ofJane Blackford (now Newsham), of 10 SouthWharf Rd, Paddington: to Edward Burge, boot and shoe maker, of 24 Queen St, Bryanstone Square. 12 March 1830

Mother a native of Swindon; father of Marlborough. WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 7

47 Collar, George, son of George, of 8 Adam’s St, Manchester Square: to George Griifen, cabinet maker, of 9 Talbot Court, Gracechurch St. 6 July 1830

Father a native of Bradford, has seven children. Free of the Haberdashers’ Company.

48 Badham, John Alexander, son of John, of 90 Cromer St: to Thomas Dean, printer, of 40 Threadneedle St. 6July 1830

Mother, from Cholderton, has a large family, and the father afflicted with rheumatism. Free of the Stationers’ Company.

49 Fleming, James: to Thomas Goulden, bricklayer and builder, of Forest Row, Dalston. 19 July 1830

Apprentice is an orphan. Father was a tradesman at Wilton, and mother lately died in distress in London.

50 Reynolds, George Hooper, son of Edward, of William's Place, Marylebone: to Richard Lewis, printer, of 50 Bunhill Row. 7 Feb. 1831

Brother of 16. Father a native of Corsham.

51 Lane,John Leach, son ofJames, of 18 Peter St, Soho: to Frederick Stocken, coach maker, of 28 and 29 Little Queen St. 19 April 1831

Father, a harness maker, from Melksham; the mother from Corsham.

52 Roberts, Stephen, son ofWilliam, of Hornsey Rd: to Richard Smith, carpenter, of 11 Hull’s Terrace,John St, St Luke's. 3 May 1831

Mother a native of Atworth, and has seven children. Free of the Carpenters’ Company.

53 Badham,Jane Ann Penelope, daughter ofJohn, of 90 Cromer St: to Mrs. Allsop, milliner and dressmaker, of 274 Regent St. 4 May 1831

Mother, from Cholderton, has a large family; father afflicted with rheumatism [see 48].

54 Swatton, William, son of George, of Artillery Passage: to James Porter, cabinet maker, of 13 Caroline St, Camden Town. 12July 1831

Father, a furniture broker, from All Cannings, has four children. 8 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

55 Cook, George, son of Richard, of Castle St, Southwark: to James Foan, leather pipe and bucket maker, of 23 Short St, Lambeth. 21 Nov. 1831

Brother to 18. Parents from Devizes.

56 Kendall, Alfred, son of William, of Tothill St: to Joseph Peter Hutt, tin-plate worker, of 105 Goswell St. 6 Feb. 1832

Parents both from Melksham.

57 Pitman,John Miles, son ofWilliam Pitman, of George St, Marylebone: to George Buckthorp, gold—beater, of 5 Tabernacle Square. 7 March 1832

Father, a shoemaker, is a native of Bradford, and has ﬁve children. Free of the Goldsmiths’ Company.

58 Little, Stephen, son of Joanna Little, of Clark’s Buildings, St Giles: to William Warman, cooper, of Ba.ll’s Pond Rd. 16 April 1832

Mother from Wroughton, and lately left a widow with four children.

59 Hopkins,John, son of Nicholas, ofJames St, Kennington: to William Hooper, boot and shoe maker, ofJames St, Kennington. 14 Aug. 1832

Father a native ofWestbury, and has nine children.

60 Goodman,James, son of Charles, of 8 Lombard St, Fleet St: to George Forse, chair and cabinet carver, of 18 Tash St, Gray’s Inn Lane. 19 Nov. 1832

Father ﬁ'om Trowbridge.

61 White,John, son of Mary, of Macclesﬁeld St: to Luke Broomhead, manufacturing cutler, of Union St East. 11 Dec. 1832

Mother is from All Cannings, and father was a native of Woodborough. He met with an accident which caused his death, and left his widow with seven children, six of whom are now living.

62 Lawrence, Henry Fraser, son ofThomas, of Catherine St,VinegarYard, City Rd: to John Draysey, copper-plate printer, of 14 Primrose St, Bishopsgate St. 4 March 1833

Father, a native of Wilton, is lame, and is otherwise afflicted. Free of the Clockmakers’ Company. WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 9

63 Crine,James, son ofJohn, of the New Rd: to Francis Field, hot presser, ofAddle St. 6 March 1833

Brother of 19. Father from Broad Chalke. Free of the Goldsmiths’ Company.

64 Gillinore,Walter, son of Stephen, ofTottenham St: to John Molesworth Thomas, cabinet maker, of 2 Sussex St, London University. 19 April 1833

Father is from Marlborough, and has six children.

65 Spicer,William, son ofJames and Sarah, of 14 Alfred Court, Paul's Alley, Red Cross St, Cripplegate: to Samuel Allen, cabinet maker, of 5 Prince’s St, Barbican. 1 May 1833

Father is from Preshute, and has a family of six children. Free of the Dyers’ Company.

66 Fox, Charles Albert Benett, son of Mary Fox, of Little Union St, St George in the East: to John Allum, cork manufacturer, ofVaux.hall Walk, Lambeth. 20 Aug. 1833

Father was native of Ebbesbourne, and mother of Salisbury. She is a widow, and has lost the use of her limbs; she has ﬁve children.

67 Blanchett, Edward Frederick, son of Sarah, of Furnival’s Inn: to John Denham, mathematical instrument maker, of 11 Philip St, Kingsland Rd. 28 Jan. 1834

Father was born at Wootton Bassett, and died in 1827, leaving his widow with four children.

68 Purnell,Abraham, son ofJoseph and Mary, ofAlfred St, St Dunstan’s, Stepney: to George Keyworth, curler, ofVine St, Piccadilly. 23 April 1834

Mother is from East Knoyle, and has seven children.

69 Lowe, James, son of James and Susanna, of Fleur De Lis Court, Spitalﬁelds: to Cornelius Lawler, stationer, of Old Broad St. 30 May 1834

Mother a native of Bradford. Free of the Farriers’ Company.

70 Bond, Thomas, son of Sarah Ann, of New St, Kingsland Rd: to Benjamin Bird, cabinet maker, of New Inn Yard, Shoreditch. 17 Nov. 1834

Mother a widow; father was a native of Marlborough.

71 Todd, Joseph Jee, son ofJohn and Arabella, of 15 Bath St, City Rd: to Charles Roope, linen draper, of Sloane St, Chelsea. 21 Nov. 1834 10 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

Mother is ﬁ'om Everleigh, and has six children.

72 Reynolds, John, son of Thomas and Ann, of Singleton St, City Rd: to Henry Kitchingman, ﬁshing rod maker, of Skinner St, Bishopsgate Withour. 5 Feb. 1835

Father a native ofWestbury, and mother of Hindon; they have six children. Free of the Turners’ Company.

73 Wyatt, Thomas, son ofThomas and Ann, of 15 Silver St, Golden Square: to John Reinerus Gortz, tailor, of 70 Quadrant, Regent St. 10 Feb. 1835

Father is from Devizes, and has ﬁve children.

74 Goodman, Charles Peter, son of Charles, of 8 Lombard St, Fleet St: to Charles Garner, cabinet maker, of 62 Coppice Row, Clerkenwell. 29 June 1835

Brother to 60. Father is from Trowbridge.

75 Pidding, William, son ofJames and Catherine, of Goldsmith’s Terrace, Hackney Rd: to J.C.Wooster, cabinet maker, of Ashford St, Pitﬁeld St, Hoxton. 1 July 1835

Father is from Marlborough, and has six children.

76 Wait, George, son ofThomas and Sarah, of Little Guildford St, Russell Square: to George Young Hadley, locksmith and bell-hanger, of 3 Skinner St, Bishopsgate. 2 July 1835

Father from Broad Hinton; mother ﬁ'om Chilton; and the boy was born at Marlborough. Free of the Blacksmiths’ Company.

77 Tanner,William: to Frederick Fisher, butcher, of Noble St, Cheapside. 7 Oct. 1835

An orphan. Father, who was born at Corsley, and mother both died in summer 1834.

78 Lane, Mary Elizabeth, daughter of Sarah, of Smart’s Buildings, Holborn: to Mary Durston, milliner, of Little Queen St, Lincoln's Inn Fields. 20 Nov. 1835

Mother, a widow, is a native of Corsham. Father, from Melksham, died in 1834, leaving his widow with ﬁve children.

79 Wilkins, Charles, son of William, of Commercial Rd, Pimlico: to George Underton, brass turner, of Museum St, Bloomsbury. 24 Nov. 1835 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 11

Father, from Tisbury, has eight children.

80 Merritt, Charles, son of Jane, of 8 Cecil Court, St Martin’s Lane: to George Theophilus Trickett, bookbinder, of 24 Great Smith St,Westminster. 29 June 1836

Father, who was from All Cannings, died in 1834, leaving his widow with seven children.

81 Goodfellow, James, son of William, of Spencer’s Terrace, Brewer’s Green, Westminster: to William Mose, shoemaker, of Seymour Place, Bryanstone Square. 7 July 1836

Father, a native of Chilmark, is a widower and has ﬁve children.

82 Sympson, Edmund, son ofAnn, of Draper’s Place: to Charles Allen, saddler, of 22 Little Newport St. 8 July 1836

Father, from Hindon, died in 1832, leaving his widow with six children.

83 Giles,John, son of Edmund, of Griffin St, Lambeth: to William Davis, mother of pearl turner, of 28 Fleet St. 21 July 1836

Parents both from Marlborough, where the boy also was born. Father left a widower with ten children, six of whom are living.

84 Humphries, James, son of John and Ann, of Somer’s St, Back Hill: to William Slade, tailor, of Little Saffron Hill. 25 July 1836

Parents are both ﬁ'om Westbury, and have three children.The boy, who is a cripple, was born at Westbury.

85 Cogswell, Henry James, son of Philip James, of Queen’s Head Court, Newgate St: to Frederick Summers, gold beater, of London Wall. 7 Dec. 1836

Father, native ofTrowbridge, has nearly lost his sight, and has two children.

86 Davis,William, son of George, of North St, City Rd: to Joseph Trevallion, chair and couch maker, of Clifton St, Finsbury. 1 May 1837

Father, from Bradford, is a widower with four children, and is frequently unable to work, being afllicted with rheumatism.

87 Scott,John, son ofJohn and Mary, of Drummond St, Euston Square: to George Merriﬁeld, turner, of Great Turnstile, Holborn. 3 May 1837 12 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

Father ﬁ‘om Melksham, mother from Lacock; they have ﬁve children. Free of the Turners’ Company.

88 Gibbs,John, son ofJohn and Ann, of 5 Foster’s Buildings, Lambeth Marsh: to John Day, boot and shoe maker, of 17 Commercial Rd, Blackfriars Rd. 27 July 1837

Father from Warminster, has four children.

89 Cogswell,John, son of\X/illiam and Lucy, of 20 Thomas St, Kennington Common: to John Beezley, tailor, ofYate’s Court, Carey St. 19 Dec. 1837

Father, from Trowbridge, has ﬁve children.

90 Hutchins,William, son of Charles, of 16 Mead’s Row,Westminster Rd: to Robert James Pearl, dyer, of 3 Queen St, Edgeware Rd,Tottenham. 7 yrs, £25. 9 Jan. 1838

Father, native of Bishop’s Cannings, is a widower, and has three children. First indenture cancelled by magistrate for master’s misconduct; reapprenticed to T. McGill, 2 Windmill St, Tottenham Court Rd, dyer.

91 Beckett,John Wiﬂiarn, son ofJohn and Mary, of 37 Green St, Bethnall Green: to George Wood, musical instrument maker, of Compton St, Soho. 7 yrs, £25. 15 Feb. 1838

Father from Upton Lovell; mother from Heytesbury. They have four children.

92 White, Mark, son of Mary, of Macclesﬁeld St: to James Jackson, watch case maker, of Galway St, St Lukes. 7 yrs, £25. 8 March 1838

Brother of 61. Mother is from All Cannings, and father was a native ofWoodborough. He met with an accident which caused his death, and left his widow with seven children.

93 Gillingham, Thomas, son ofThomas and Elizabeth, of 4 Harrison St, Gray’s Inn Rd: to Thomas Fry, engineer, of 4 Poland St, Oxford St. 7 yrs, £25. 16 July 1838

Father from Tisbury; mother from Marlborough.They have ﬁve children.

94 Latter,William Thomas, son ofJohn and Harriet, of 1 Bond St, Commercial Rd, Lambeth: to John Dore, plumber, of 17 Exeter St, Clerkenwell. 7 yrs, £25. 17 July 1838

Mother from Chippenham, and in very ill health; has had ten children, two ofwhom are living. WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 13

95 Snook, Robert, of West (Bishops) Lavington: to Edward Masey, brass and cock founder, of 8 Back St, Horseley Down. 7 yrs, £28. 4 Feb. 1839

Applicant an orphan, who has four brothers and sisters unprovided for.

96 Vincent, William, son of Mary, of 28 Arlington St, Clerkenwell: to Benjamin Thorn, upholsterer, of 1 Bagnigne Wells Rd. 7 yrs, £25. 5 Feb. 1839

Father and mother both natives ofWestbury. Mother a widow with ﬁve children. Free of the Skinners’ Company.

97 Knott, Joseph, son of George and Naomi, of 12 Merlin’s Place, Spa Fields: to Charles Lapthorne, cordwainer, of 33 St Helena Place, Spa Fields. 7 yrs, £23. 23 April 1839

Both parents from Devizes; mother is a cripple. Assigned to Thomas Bamﬁeld.

98 Pearce, Richard, son of Richard and Ann, of 4 Nettleton Court, Nicholl Square: to Frederick Summers, gold beater, of Little Britain. 7 yrs, £25. 1 May 1839

Father, from Mildenhall, of advanced age and in ill health, has four other children dependent on him. Free of the Goldsmiths’ Company.

99 Pritchard,John, son of Harriet, of 6 Golden Lion Court, Aldersgate St: to Albert Whitby, tailor, of Exrnouth St, Clerkenwell. 7 yrs, £25. 1 July 1839

Father was from Devizes; mother is a widow in very ill health, and has ﬁve children. Reported that the lad died 23 May 1843 (mother’s letter).

100 Clark, Frederick, son of Ann, of 12 Little Britain: to George Drew, turner, of Prince’s St, Marylebone. 7 yrs, £25. 23 July 1839

Father was from Salisbury; mother is a widow with seven children.

101 Davis, Richard, son of Richard and Sarah, of 14Jane St, St George’s in the East: to John Chambers, gun maker, of 6 Union St,Whitechapel Rd. 7 yrs, £25. 19 Aug. 1839

Father from Bromham; mother, now a widow, from Westbury. They have four children, one a cripple.

102 Greenland, William George, son of Edward and Mary Ann, of 1 Bromley Buildings, Bread St Hill, Thames St: to Benjamin Blakesley, carpenter and trunk maker, of 17 Friday St, Cheapside. 7 yrs, £20. 1 Oct. 1839 14 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

Parents, ﬁ'om Westbury, have six children. Free of the Haberdashers’ Company.

103 Frampton, William George, son of Elizabeth, of 63 Barbican: to William Nathaniel Somersall, silversmith, of 53 Bartholomew Close. 7 yrs, £25. 4 Dec. 1839

Mother a widow; father, who was from Salisbury, was aﬂlicted with insanity and died in 1837, leaving a widow and ﬁve children. Free of the Vintners’ Company. Assigned to Richard Hunt, ofBond St, silversmith.

104 Randall,John Charles, son of Sarah, of 8 Freeman Place, Kennington: to William Hall, barge builder, of Steward’s Lane, Battersea. 7 yrs, £25. 25 July 1840

Father was ﬁom Devizes; mother, from Trowbridge, a widow with four children. Free of the Shipwrights’ Company.

105 Townsend, Richard, son of Elizabeth, of 3 Fleet Lane, Farringdon St: to Joseph Pickard, turner, of 17 Broad St, Bloomsbury. 7 yrs, £25. 4 Aug. 1840

Mother, a widow from Melksham, has four children. Apprentice convicted of felony, 16 April 1844; second moiety not paid.

106 Welchman, Sarah Bennett, daughter of Isaac Thomas and Elizabeth, of Hackney Rd: to Emma Brown, milliner, of 34 Ludgate St. 7 yrs, £25. 5 Aug. 1840

Mother from Melksham; father in ill health.They have ﬁve children.

107 Humphrys, George Frederick, son ofJohn, of 47 Great Guildford St, Blackfriars Rd: to John Brees, ironmonger, ofWest St, Smithﬁeld. 7 yrs, £25. 12 Nov. 1840

Father, from Hannington, is a widower with ﬁve children. Indenture cancelled by Lord Mayor's Court (master’s misconduct). Reapprenticed to Samuel Ryder, of 7 Swan St, Dover Rd, Boro’. Free of the Armourers’ Company.

108 Hussey, Joseph, son ofJames and Elizabeth, of 11 Harlington St,Waterloo Rd: to Gerrard Willett, picture frame maker, of 10 Water St, Strand. 7 yrs, £25. 4 Jan. 1841

Father is from Trowbridge, where apprentice was born; he has brought up his four orphan brothers and sisters, besides his own family.

109 Davis, Richard, son of Mary, of 2 Cumberland St, Fulham Rd: to Horatio Ockerby, law stationer, of Chancery Lane. 7 yrs, £25. 12 Jan. 1841

Father was from Bromham; mother is a widow with seven children. Free of the Stationers’ Company. WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 15

110 Bowsher, Henry, son of Henry and Mary Ann, of 9 Albany St, Camberwell: to Joshua Waggett, cordwainer, of 35 Ernest St, Regents Park. 7 yrs, £25. 18 Jan. 1841

Mother, ﬁrom SuttonVeny, has seven children.

111 Griffin, Thomas, son of Robert and Sarah, of 71 London Wall: to Montague Alexander, millwright, of Marlborough. 7 yrs, £25. 4 Feb. 1841

Father from Ogbourne St Andrew; mother from Marlborough.They have four children.

112 Jones,Alfred, son ofJohn and Mary Ann, of 39 Great Sutton St, Clerkenwell: to Charles Seales Warner, gas ﬁtter and brassfounder, of 16 Artillery Lane, Bishopsgate. 7 yrs, £14. 8 April 1841

Father, ﬁ'om Wilton, has ﬁve children. Intended for a Mercer’s premium but in consequence of delay was unable to obtain one, and was therefore apprenticed by the Society.

113 Purnell, Joseph, son of Joseph and Mary, of 5 White Horse Lane, Stepney: to Henry Kitchinman, turner and ﬁshing rod maker, of 64 Skinner St, Bishopsgate Without. 7 yrs, £25. 2 June 1841

Brother of 68. Parents, of advanced age, have several children dependent on them. Free of the Turners’ Company.

114 Jeffery, Charles Wilson, son of Charles and Hannah, of Hackney: to Maria Frances Knock, bookbinder, of 8 Well St, Cripplegate. 7 yrs, £25. 7 June 1841

Father, ﬁrom Wilton, has seven children dependent on him. Indenture cancelled by magistrate 10 April 1843. Reapprenticed to William Taylor, Clapha.rn, Surrey, carpenter and builder, 30 April 1844, for remainder of original term.

115 Little, Ann Margaret, daughter of Jane, of 17 Boston St, Blandford Square: to Frances Powell, milliner, of 16 Charles St, Manchester Square. 3 yrs, £25. 13July 1841

Father was from Rowde; mother, from Corsham, a widow with four children.

116 Tull, Hannah, daughter of Mary, of 1 Langley Place, Commercial Rd: to Charlotte Kirkby, milliner and dressmaker, of Maidenhead St, Hertford. 3 yrs, £20. 28 Sept. 1841

Mother, a widow ﬁ'om Fisherton Delamere, has ten children dependent on her. Assigned to Thomas Roberts, 17 Hardwick Place, Commercial Rd, draper. 16 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

117 Humphreys, Henry, son of Frances, of 13 Cross St, Islington: to James Shuffell, gold beater, of Queen’s Head Lane, Islington. 7 yrs, £25. 30 Nov. 1841

Father was from Hannington; mother a widow with seven children.Assigned to William Bayley, of Goswell Rd, gold beater.

118 Jones, Robert, son ofJohn and Mary Ann, of 39 Great Sutton St, Clerkenwell: to Joshua Henry Dorrell, tailor, of 37 Old St Rd. 7 yrs, £25. 1 Dec. 1841

Father, ﬁ'om Wilton, has ﬁve children. Free of the Goldsmiths’ Company.

119 Haynes, Alfred William Butcher, son of Daniel and Marianne, of 4 John St, Stepney: to Henry Orme, last and jointed clog maker, of 36 Mile End Rd. 7 yrs, £25. 21 Dec. 1841

Parents, from Warniinster, have four children; mother in ill health. Indenture cancelled 15 Nov 1842 as directed; £5 returned.

120 Dare, Jane, daughter of Harriet, of 1 Church Lane, Kensington: to William Rhind, milliner, of 109 Sloane St. 3 yrs, £25. 21 Dec. 1841

Parents ﬁ'om Swindon; father was a butcher.

121 Pepal, Mary Ann, daughter of John and Elizabeth, of 62 Park St, Lambeth: to Ann Jones,Jane Jones, and Celia Dent, milliners and dressmakers, of 9Vere St, Oxford St. 3 yrs, £25. 22 March 1842

Mother, from Salisbury, is in very ill health. Assigned to S. Piggott, The Quadrant, Regent St, 16 Sept 1842, and reapprenticed to Mrs Allsop, Regent St.

122 Deverell, Henry, son of Charles and Elizabeth, of 10 Chapel St, Milton St, Cripplegate: to Samuel Smith Noble, carpenter, of 1 Little Moorﬁelds. 7 yrs, £25. 21 June 1842

Parents, from Westbury, have seven children; apprentice born at Melksham. Reapprenticed to B. Blakesley, 47 Friday St, 7 Feb 1844; assigned to Paul Phillips, 17 Addle St, 15 Dec 1845. Free of the Founders’ and Lorimers’ Company.

123 Viner, Elizabeth, daughter of Elizabeth, ofAddle Hill: to Thomas Smith, milliner and dressmaker, of St Paul's Churchyard. 4 yrs, £25. 5 July 1842

Father was from Westbury; mother a widow with six children. WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 17

124 Fricker, Frederick William, son of John and Louisa, of 25 Smith St, Somer’s Town: to George New, grocer, of 1 Marlborough Rd, Brompton. 7 yrs, £25. 7 July 1842

Father from Bradford, where apprentice was born. Father has sustained an injury in his eyes. Free of the Grocers’ Company.

125 Barton, William Joseph, son of William and Esther, of 14 Jubilee Place, Commercial Rd: to William Hayns, carpenter, of Grundy St, Poplar. 7 yrs, £25. 26 July 1842

Mother from Warminster; father, in very ill health, has ﬁve children.

126 Turner, Reuben, son of Stephen, of 3 Green Dragon Court, Snow Hill: to John Lewis, bookbinder, of 9 Gough Square, Fleet St. 7 yrs, £25. 5 Oct. 1842

Father, from Tisbury, has brought up a family of eleven children. Free of the Goldsmiths’ Company.

127 Edwards, James Hayward, son of Samuel and Harriet, of 9 Hare Court, Aldersgate St: to Walter Morisse, silversmith and polisher, of 5 Jewin Crescent. 7 yrs, £25. 5 Oct. 1842

Father, ﬁ'om Trowbridge, was a sailor, and has bad eyesight. Free of the Goldsmiths’ Company.

128 Hutley, Henry, son of Samuel and Sarah, of 9 New North St, Red Lion Square: to William Henry Davis, mother of pearl turner, of 3 Bentinck Place, High St, Portland Town. 7 yrs, £25. 6 Jan. 1843

Mother, a widow from Devizes, has ten children.

129 Horne,Thomas Forbes, son of Robert Forbes and Emma Horne, of 3 Woolpack Place, Homerton: to John Hull, coach maker, of Church St, Hackney. 7 yrs, £25. 19 Jan. 1843

Father, from Little Bedwyn, has six children.

130 Tidman,Josiah James, son ofAmbrose and Sarah, of Old Ford, Bow: to Robert James, carpenter, joiner and packing-case maker, of 2 Brewer St, Golden Square. 7 yrs, £25. 14 Feb. 1843

Father, from Wilton, has six children and is in very ill health. On enquiry on 12 April 1852 of Mr James, he stated the apprentice left him 3 or 4 years ago. He could not say where he had gone but supposed to America with his uncle, who had broken up and gone to America. 18 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

131 Arnett,Thomas, son ofAlice, of 21 George’s Row, St Luke’s: to William Roberts, manufacturer of window blinds and flower stands, of 21 South Row, New Rd, St Pancras. 7 yrs, £25. 13 June 1843

Mother, from South Wraxall, has three children; her eye-sight is failing.

132 Fulford,James Charles, son ofJames and Rachel, of 13 Broad Wall, Stamford St, Blackfriars: to Messrs Levy, Robson and Franklyn, letter press printers, of Great New St, Fetter Lane. 7 yrs, £25. 8 Aug. 1843

Outdoor apprentice. Father, from Salisbury, has seven children. [Another report states that father ﬁom Heytesbury, motherﬁom Hindon]

133 Fennell, Henry, son of Paul and Mary Ann, of 35 Harlington St,Waterloo Rd: to James Moore, watermen’s and lightermen’s, of 16 Hatﬁeld St, Stamford St. 7 yrs, £25. 14 Dec. 1843

Father, a widower ﬁom Bromham, is in ill health; he has six children and maintains an inﬁrm sister. Free of the Watermen’s and Lightermen’s Company and of the Stationers’ Company.

134 White, Charles Henry Edward, son of Martha, of 7 Regent's Place,Westminster: to George Grafton Tottem, working jeweller and silversniith, of College St, Chelsea. 7 yrs, £25. 25 Jan. 1844

Father from Castle Combe; mother, from Hilperton, is in ill health. Father went abroad 14 years ago, and has not been-heard of since. Reapprenticed to George H. Allen, 13 King St, Soho, jeweller and goldsniith, 23 July 1846,Tottem having become bankrupt.

135 Newcombe, Frederick Evan: to William Lakeman, hatter, of 44 High St, Shadwell. 7 yrs, £25. 31 Jan. 1844

An orphan. Mother was from Swindon; father was a gentleman of independent property, but died in poverty, leaving three children unprovided for, one a cripple.

136 Steadman, Charles, son of Benjamin and Jane, of College House, College St, Belvidere Rd, Lambeth: to John Tapling Fisher, statuary and stone mason, of 14 King St,WhitehaH. 7 yrs, £25. 9 Feb. 1844

Parents, both from Warminster, have six children.

137 Hill, Alexander, son ofJane, of 31 Pilgrim St,Walworth: to William Haughton, draper, haberdasher and laceman, of 13 Black Prince Row, Walworth. 5 yrs, £25. 25 April 1844

Mother, a widow from Codford St Peter, has ﬁve children dependent on her. WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 19

138 Rushen,WiIliam David, son of Mary Bruce, of36 Camomile St: to John Bickley, watchmaker, of 7 Half Moon Crescent, White Conduit Fields, Islington. 7 yrs, £25. 11 May 1844

Father from Ranisbury; mother from Wiltshire, and children dependent on her.

139 Lewis,William John, son ofWilliam, of 9 Layton Grove, Southwark: to Richard Hoe, carpenter, trunk and case maker, of 44 Leadenhall St. 7 yrs, £25. 2 July 1844

Father, from Chippenham, has had much illness in his family. Free of the Joiners’ Company.

140 Tiley, James, son of Joseph, of 7 William St, Clerkenwell: to Robert Hoddy, pocket-book and leather case maker, of 27 Rosamond St, Clerkenwell. 7 yrs, £25. 9 July 1844

Father from Bromham; children all dependent on the parents.

141 Chandler, Henry Joseph, son of Henry, of 17 New St, Lambeth Walk: to William Cobley, gold-beater, of 3 St John’s Ct., King St, Snow Hill. 7 yrs, £25. 2 Oct. 1844

Father, from Highworth, in ill health; has a wife and six children dependent on him. Free of the Painter-Stainers’ Company.

142 Hacker, Thomas, son ofThomas, late of Guildford St, Southwark: to John Pear, barber, of 32 Poultry. 7 yrs, £25. 7 Jan. 1845

Father, now deceased, was from Broad Hinton; mother, from Marlborough, has all the children dependent on her. Free of the Barber's Company. On enquiry 23 Oct 1852 at 32 Poultry of Mr Pear, he stated Hacker only remained with him about 2 or 3 years and went from him to W Nicholls, of Kennington, Surrey. Second moiety not paid.

143 Downs, Thomas, son of William, of 8 Grove, Brooksby Walk, Homerton: to George Lakeman, cabinet manufacturer, of Grove Passage, Hackney. 7 yrs, £25. 21 Jan. 1845

Mother from Salisbury; father has a complaint in the brain; all the children dependent on the parents.

144 Hancock, Thomas, son of Edward, of 3 Market St, St John St, Clerkenwell: to Henry Williams, house painter, of 12 Great Distaif Lane. 7 yrs, £25. 2 April 1845

Father, ﬁ'om Box, has sulfered much illness in his family. Free of the Painter-Stainers’ Company. 20 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

145 Howard, Samuel Lewis, son of Samuel, of 21 Kinnerton St, Knightsbridge: to Thomas Joyce, engraver, etc, of 6 Wells St, Falcon Square. 7 yrs, £25. 4 April 1845

Both parents from Bradford. Mother almost disabled by a complaint arising from over—exertion.

146 Hibberd, Benjamin Bladud, son ofThomas, of 7 Stanford Place, Kingsland Rd: to Messrs H. and M.D. Grissell, iron founders, of the Regent’s Canal Iron Works. 7 yrs, £25. 8 July 1845

Applicant born at Wooﬂey, Bradford. Parents have eight children.

147 Syrnpson,Alfred, son ofBetsey, of 4 Queen St, Pimlico: to Rowland Riley, tailor, of 19 Basinghall St. 7 yrs, £22 5s. 18 Aug. 1845

Father ﬁ'om Hindon; parents have had six children. Indenture cancelled 22 July 1848 at Guildhall. Rebound 14 Feb. 1849 to Henry Jordan, 3 Upper Ebury St, Pimlico, tailor.

148 Haynes,John, son ofJohn, of Stockwell: to Henry Thacker, cooper, of Bunhill Row. 6 yrs, £22 5s. 8 Dec. 1845

Parents from Warminster. Father servant to Mr Gay at Stockwell.

149 Newcombe, Phillipa Ellen: to Elizabeth Hunt, straw hat manufacturer, of 102 Great Russell St. 3 yrs, £12 5s. 23 Feb. 1846

Apprentice is an orphan and a cripple. Mother was from Swindon. Father was a gentleman of independent property, but died in poverty leaving three children unprovided for. Second moiety relinquished by Miss Hunt.

150 Purchase, William, son of Elizabeth, of 3 Cumberland St, Chelsea: to Charles Baker, cabinet maker and carpenter, of 10 Upper Ebury St, Pimlico. 5 yrs, £20. 18 March 1846

Mother (formerly Elizabeth Avery) from Trowbridge; father died from cholera. Indenture cancelled in 1847.

151 Fanning,Thomas Digby, son of Mary, of 4John St,Whitechapel: to Arthur John Wadsworth, truss manufacturer, of 8 Bell Yd., Gracechurch St. 7 yrs, £20. 20 April 1846

Father, many years messenger at the Lambeth Police Court, died in 1842, leaving his family totally unprovided for. Mother ﬁ'om Market Lavington. WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 21

152 Applegate, Wm: to Benjamin Blakesley, carpenter, of 47 Friday St. 7 yrs, £20. 5 May 1846

Apprentice an orphan; parents from Westbury. Free of the Haberdashers’ Company.

153 Shelton, Simeon, son of Morris and Rachel, of 5 Stockwell St, Old Kent Rd: to John Rogers, blacksmith and locksmith, of Canterbury Place, Old Kent Rd. 6 yrs, £20. 18 May 1846

Father from Wootton Bassett; mother (formerly Rachel Tuck) from Broad Hinton. Both in bad health, and have four children dependent on them.

154 Arnold, James Henry, son of Sarah, of 135 Kent St, Borough: to William James Ellis, engraver and copper plate printer, of 2 Great Dover St, Borough. 7 yrs, £25. 7 Sept. 1846

Mother, ﬁ-om Mildenhall, has four children dependent on her. Father died seven years ago. Free of the Clock-makers’ Company.

155 Hurdle, Charles Frederick, son of Jeremiah, of Denton St, Somers Town: to Charles Taylor, fret cutter, of 9 Carburton St, Portland Road. 6 yrs, £20.21 Sept. 1846

Father ﬁ'om I-Ieytesbury, mother from I-Iindon; six children dependent on them [see 238].

156 Barton, Elizabeth Sarah, daughter of Esther, of 2 Swatton Place, Stepney: to George Symes, milliner and dressmaker, of 5 Keys Place, Bromley, Middlesex. 3 yrs, £20.23 Nov. 1846

Mother, from Warminster, in ill health; has three children dependent on her.

157 Pullen, William, son of James, of Charles St, Hampstead Rd: to Benjamin Blakesley, carpenter, of 47 Friday St. 7 yrs, £23. 8 Dec. 1846

Parents from Trowbridge; ﬁve children dependent on father. Free of the Haberdashers’ Company.

158 Neal, Daniel Henry, son of Elizabeth, of Upper Berkeley St, Marylebone: to William Postill, working boot and shoe maker, of 4 Meards Court,Wardour St. 7 yrs, £20. 28 April 1847

Father ﬁ'om Warminster. 22 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

159 Sims, Daniel, son ofJane, of Highgate: to Thomas Ell, carpenter, of 9 Pierrepoint Row, High St, Islington. 6 yrs, £20. 18 May 1847

Parents f:om Westbury; three children dependent on mother.

160 Crook, James Stratton, son of Joseph, of 5 Great Russell St, Bermondsey: to Charles Lake, carpenter and builder, of 104 Long Lane, Bermondsey. 6% yrs, £20. 9 June 1847

Father, from Marlborough, is in bad health.

161 Whitehead, Francis Henry, son ofThomas, of 30 Cumberland Market: to Thomas J. Morris, brazier, tin-plate worker and plumber, of 16 Shipyard, Strand. 6 yrs, £20. 28 June 1847

Father, f:om Wootton Bassett, has ten children. Cancelled 30 Nov. 1848.

162 DeverilI,WilIiam, son of Elizabeth, of 14 Acorn St, Bishopsgate St: to William Creasey, tailor, of 21 London Wall. 6% yrs, £20. 1 July 1847

Mother, ﬁrom Westbury, has four children dependent on her. Apprentice called 20 Aug. 1850 to say he had left his master for 6 months.

163 Carter, Edwin, son ofJames, of 11 College St, Belvidere Rd, Lambeth: to Daniel Haynes, boot and shoemaker, of 4 John St, Whitehorse Lane, Stepney. 6 yrs, £20. 6 July 1847

Father, from Warminster, has eight children dependent on him. Indenture to Haynes cancelled. Reapprenticed 1 Aug. 1851 to J.J. Tyson, 10 New Cut, Lambeth, boot and shoe maker.

164 Hancock, Frederick, son ofWilliam, of 3 New Charles St, City Rd: to Thomas Debenham Mills, cabinet maker, of 11 Frederick Place, Goswell Rd. 6 yrs, £20. 29 Dec. 1847

Father, from Marlborough, has been bankrupt in trade. Indenture cancelled 12 Feb. 1849 at Clerkenwell.

165 Randall, Samuel George, son of William, of Queen’s Head Court, Gray’s Inn Lane: to John Easterling, gas ﬁtter and brass manufacturer, of 10 Exeter St, Strand. 6 yrs, £20. 11 Jan. 1848

Father, from Trowbridge, has had great losses in trade. Reapprenticed 5 Dec. 1849 to Thomas Dawson jun, carriage lamp manufacturer, of 28 Great St Andrew St, Seven Dials. WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 23

166 White, Henry William, son of Henry, of Carlton Cottages, Spa Rd, Bermondsey: to Thomas Joyce, wood engraver and printer’s type cutter, of 6 Wells St, Falcon Square. 6 yrs, £20. 18 Jan. 1848

Father, from Warminster, has been much out of employ, and is in ill health.

167 Haines, Henry Samuel, son of Henry, of St Leonard St, Pimlico: to Samuel Newman, carpenter and builder, of 5 Leonard St, Pimlico. 5% yrs, £20. 28 March 1848

Father, from Warminster, has three children, and a very aﬂlicted wife.

168 Mines, Philip, son of Peter, of Halstead St, Bri.xton: to Robert Lockhart Wilson, carpenter and joiner, of 11 Loughboro Place, Brixton. 6 yrs, £20. 8 May 1848

Father, from Warminster, has three children, and wife in inﬁrm health.

169 Coleman,John Joseph, son ofJohn, of Great Russell St, Bermondsey: to Joseph Broome, carpenter and blind maker, of 10 Parsonage Row, High St, Newington Butts. 6% yrs, £20. 6 July 1848

Mother from Wylye,Wilts; four children dependent on father. Reapprenticed 7 Feb. 1851 to Charles Lake, builder and carpenter, of 104 Long Lane, Bermondsey.

170 Tice, Henry John, son of Samuel, ofArlington St, Sadler’s Wells: to Alfred Wilson, clock case maker, of 17 Percival St, Goswell Rd. 7 yrs, £20. 10 July 1848

Parents from Wilton; father has worked for 25 years past for Mr Moore, Clerkenwell.

171 Townsend, Herbert Luke, son of Samuel, of Marchmont St: to John Giles, mother of pearl turner and worker, of 7 Baron St, Pentonville. 7 yrs, £20. 20 July 1848

Father, from Westbury, a surgeon, has had great losses.

172 Hammon,Joseph Francis, son of Nairn Henrietta, oiYork Terrace, Chelsea: to Mary Ann Cutter, pastry cook and confectioner, of 214 Strand. 6 yrs, £20. 25 July 1848

Mother a widow, daughter of Rev M. Norris, formerly of Hindon, in greatly reduced circumstances, with six children dependent on her. Indenture cancelled at Bow Street Police Court 18July 1849.

173 Broad, Alfred, son of Mary, of Rodney St, Pentonville: to William Henry Johnston, copper plate engraver and printer, of 1 Chester Place,Waterloo Rd. 6 yrs, £20. 14 Dec. 1848 24 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

Parents from Cricklade. Reassigned 24 Sept. 1850 to Osborn Crawford, Red Lion St, copper plate engraver.

174 Arnold, George Merritt, son of Sarah, of 135 Kent St, Southwark: to Thomas John Smith, pocket-book maker and pen stationer, of 83 Queen St, and 14 Pancras Lane, Cheapside. 7 yrs, £20. 18 Dec. 1848

Mother, a widow, ﬁ'om Mildenhall, keeps a small shop; had a son apprenticed by the Society in 1846 [see 154]. Free of the Girdlers’ Company.

175 Alley, Samuel James, son of Ann, of Wellington St, Blackfriars Rd: to Edward Hawkins, hat manufacturer, of 1 Church St, Blackfriars Rd. 6 yrs, £20. 23 Dec. 1848

Mother, a widow from Trowbridge, has six children dependent on her, and receives no assistance ﬁ'om the parish.

176 Taylor, Richard Stephen, son ofJohn, of Norwood: to George Staples, carpenter, of 1 Park Rd, Lower Norwood, Surrey. 6 yrs, £20. 23 June 1849

Father is a police constable; mother ﬁ'om Durrington.

177 Foreman, Richard, son of George, of Barnet: to Thomas A’Court, coach builder, of Barnet. 6 yrs, £20. 21 July 1849

Father, from Warminster, has seven children dependent on him. Mother of the apprentice called on 31 May 1858 and stated that her son and his master separated, the latter having become insolvent. Second moiety of indenture not paid.

178 Young, Francis S., son of Fanny, of 25 Gloster Terrace,Vauxhall Bridge: to George Bridges, carpenter, of 24 Newcastle St, Strand. 5% yrs, £20. 8 Dec. 1849

Father was from Devizes; mother, a widow, has four children dependent on her.

179 Palmer, William J., son of Samuel, of 19 Crescent St, Euston Square: to John Newman, cabinet maker and tambour frame maker, of 4, Cross St, Golden Square. 5% yrs, £20. 12 Dec. 1849

Parents from Wilton. Father, a journeyman tailor, has a wife and six children dependent on him. John Newman went insane in 1851 and was sent to an asylum in Colney Hatch.Apprentice reassigned 3 Aug. 1852 to E.William Fielder, 9 Little Marlbro’ St, turner.

180 Harris, Charles, son ofWilliam, of 37 Upper Marsh, Lambeth: to John Stevens, engraver and printer, of 42 Gibson St,Waterloo Rd. 6 yrs, £20. 24 Dec. 1849 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 25

Mother from Malmesbury. Parents, in bad health, have eight children.

181 Shipman, George, son ofJane, of 22 Marshall St, London Rd: to William Henry Palmer, gold-beater, of 16 Spencer St, Goswell Rd. 7 yrs, £20. 2 Jan. 1850

Parents from Potterne. Mother, a widow, is married again, and keeps a shop; has six children dependent on her. Free of the Goldsmiths’ Company.

182 Arnett, Henry, son ofThomas, of 37 Baltic St, St Luke’s: to John Jacobs, furrier, of 11 East St, Hoxton. 5% yrs, £20. 11 Jan. 1850

Parents both dead. Mother from South Wraxall.Apprentice was educated at Langbourne Ward School.

183 Howard, Henry George, son of Samuel, of Kinnerton St, Knightsbridge: to Elias Octavius Symons, builder, of 3 Exeter St, Sloane Street. 7% yrs, £20. 11 Jan. 1850

Parents from Bradford. Father works as a carpenter, and has eight children dependent on him.

184 Phillips,John, son of Charles, of 8 Mortimer Market: to Paul Phillips, carpenter, of 17 Addle St Aldermanbury. 7 yrs, £20. 7 Feb. 1850

Father, from Devizes, out of employment, has six children. Free of the Founders’ Company.

185 West, Catherine, daughter of John, of Brunswick Rd, Camberwell: to John Nicholson, milliners and dressmaker, of 1 Grove Place, Camberwell. 3 yrs, £20. 23 April 1850

Parents, from Corsham, have ten children.

186 Milverton,John, son ofJohn, of 19 UpperJames St, Camden Town: to Benjamin J.M. Greenhill, scale maker and weighing machine manufacturer, of 221 Hoxton Old Town. 6 yrs, £20. 2 May 1850

Mother from Axford; father is clerk to a barrister, and has eight children. Apprentice was drowned in 1851.

187 Lewis,James, son ofJames and Anne, of Sun Court, Moorgate St: to John Lewis, bookbinder, of 9 Gough Square, Fleet St, 7 yrs, £20. 3 July 1850

Father, from Chippenham, is a labourer, and has three children. Free of the Goldsmiths’ Company. See also 241. 26 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

188 Haines,James, son ofJames, ofBelgrave House,Wandsworth Rd: to James Knapp Dare, carpenter, of Stockwell Green. 7 yrs, £20. 9 July 1850

Father, from Warminster, is a gentleman’s servant, and has two children.

189 Duran,James, son ofAnne, of Hereford Place, Kennington: to Henry Fairbank, engineer and machinist, of 121 Old St, St Lukes. 6 yrs, £25. 11 Nov. 1850

Mother, a widow from Trowbridge, has four children.

190 Atkinson, Edwin Pierson, son of WH., of 32 Winchester St, Pentonville: to William Andrew Johnson, manufacturing goldsmith and jeweller, of 10Wellington St, Goswell Rd. 7 yrs, £20. 21 Dec. 1850

Mother from Heytesbury; six children in the family.

191 Cock, George Augustus, son of VI/.H., of Shepperton Cottages, Islington: to George Wells, builder, of Surrey House, Coleman St, Camberwell. 6 yrs, £20. 21 Jan. 1851

Mother, ﬁ'om Stratton St Margaret, has three children. Master also of Peckham Grove, Camberwell.

192 Pitt,Jane Matilda: to William Axford, milliner and dressmaker, of 4 Maddox St. 3 yrs, £25. 29 Jan. 1851

Father from Westport St Mary.

193 Sympson, Luke, son of Betsy, of 13 Queen St, Pimlico: to Richard Stevens, ivory turner, of 30 Hungerford Market. 6 yrs, £20. 8 Feb. 1851

Father was from Hindon, an appraiser; six children in family. Noted that on enquiry matters between master and apprentice were going smoothly.

194 Ricketts,Joseph, son of H. of Park St, Kennington Cross: to Jesse Davis, carpenter and joiner, of Mill Lane, Brixton Hill. 5 yrs, £20. 13 Feb. 1851

Father, from Holt, has seven children.

195 Griffin,James John, son ofJesse, of 15 Cambridge Rd, Mile End: to James Pells, horse-hair manufacturer, of 10 Matilda St, Old Bethnal Green Rd. 5 yrs, £20. 8 May 1851

Father, from Avebury, had two children. WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 27

196 Rogers, Naish Richmond, son of Samuel, of 5 Finsbury Square: to Robert Neate, butcher and slaughterer, of 21 Hungerford Market. 5% yrs, £20. 2 June 1851

Father, from Cherhill, is a cabinet-maker. On enquiry 22 Jan. 1857 found that apprentice had long since left his master.

197 Reynolds, Charles, son of Henry and Ann, of Union Place, City Rd: to John Capes, artist brush manufacturer, of 6 Canonbury Terrace, Islington. 6 yrs, £20. 11 Sept. 1851

Parents from Westbury; the candidate, aged 14 yrs in May 1850, was also born in Westbury. Father is a bright-smith; mother (formerly Ann Naish) and most of the children dependent on the father. Six children in family.

198 Sheppard,William, son ofJames and Sarah, of 26 Little Trinity Lane, Thames St: to James Caesar, lighterman, of 6 Queenhithe. 7 yrs, £20. 11 Sept. 1851

Mother (formerly Sarah Hussey), from North Bradley, died of cholera in Sept. 1849. Father, from Trowbridge, by trade a butcher but out of employ, has six of the children dependent on him. Candidate aged 14 yrs in June 1850. Seven children in family. Free of the Watermans’ Company. Caesar died, and clerk of company made transfer to John Hasler, at Mr Crawshay, Paul’s Wharf.

199 Alley, Eliza Ellen, daughter ofJames and Ann: to Eliza Boot, dress and mantle maker, of 10 Wellington St, Blackfriars Rd. 2 yrs, £20. 14 Nov. 1851

Aged 14 yrs in Oct. 1850. Mother, a widow ﬁ-om Trowbridge (formerly Ann Eyres); father, a labourer, died ten years ago. One of the sons apprenticed by the Society in 1848 [see 175]; the rest of the children dependent on the mother, who receives no assistance from the parish. Six children in family.

200 Howell,John, son of John and Hannah, of 3 Vincent Place, Westminster: to George Jennings, plumber, of 29 Great Charlotte St, Blackfriars Rd, 6 yrs, £20. 15 Nov. 1851

Aged 14 yrs in Jan. 1851. Five children in family. Father, from Ch.ilmark, is a stone—mason, but much out of work and unable to provide for his family, only one of whom earns anything. The mother much aﬁlicted with asthma and often conﬁned to the house.

201 White, George, son ofJames and Hannah, of 53 Godfrey St, Chelsea: to Richard Bourchier, tea dealer and grocer, of 10 Gloster Place, Kings Rd, Chelsea. 6 yrs, £20. 26 Nov. 1851

Aged 14 yrs in March 1852. Mother (formerly Hannah Knapp) from Bradford; father is a baker. Ten children in family, nine wholly dependent on parents for support. 28 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

202 Hanimon,Albert Benjamin, son ofJoseph and Nairn Henrietta, of 6York Terrace, Chelsea: to William Robertson, wholesale confectioner, of 38 Queen's Rd West, Chelsea. 5% yrs, £20. 6 Dec. 1851

Father died in 1847; mother (formerly N.H. Norris, daughter of Rev M. Norris, formerly incumbent of Hindon) is in greatly reduced circumstances. Five of her children are dependent on her for support, the other was apprenticed by the Society in 1848 [see 172].

203 Arnold, Richard, son of Richard and Sarah, of 135 Kent St, Borough: to William Warr Paull, carpenter, builder and undertaker, of 106 Great Dover Rd. 7 yrs, £20. 15 Jan. 1852

Aged 14 yrs in Sept. 1851. Mother (formerly Sarah Shipman), from Mildenhall, left a widow 12 yrs ago. She keeps a small shop in the Borough. Four children in family; the two eldest boys have been apprenticed by the Society [see 154, 174].All the children were left dependent on mother.

204 Weightman,John, son ofWilliam and Eliza, of 6 Butler St, Spitalﬁelds: to William King, carpenter and builder, of 8 Upper Chapman St, St George in the East. 5 yrs 4 months, £20. 9 March 1852

Aged 14 yrs in July 1850. Three children in family. Mother (formerly Eliza Elliott) from Bradford; father is a journeyman carpenter, who has had eight children, but three only are living. He is without means to apprentice his son.

205 Bath, Edward, son ofThomas and Esther, of 53 Augustus St, Regent's Park: to Benjamin Blakesley, carpenter and packing case maker, of 17 Old Change. 7 yrs, £20. 1 June 1852

Aged 14 yrs in Sept. 1851. Four children in family. Father, who was born at Box, and served his time to Mr Thomas Shell of that place, is unable to depend on his trade in the winter months; mother, who is ailing, was formerly Esther Tyler of Atworth. Free of the Haberdashers’ Company.

206 Hall,Jehu, son ofJohn, of 6 East St,Walworth Gardens: to Thomas West, carpenter and builder, of Albert Cottage, Albert St, Penton Place,Walworth. 7 yrs, £20. 5 July 1852

Parents, from VI/estbury, have three children supported by the mother, who is a charwoman.

207 Coleman, Henry James, son ofJohn and Harriett, of 8 Amelia St, Old Kent Rd: to Thomas Cox, builder, of 1 Brunswick Rd, Camberwell. 4 yrs, £10. 3 Aug. 1852

Aged 14 yrs in Aug. 1851. Three children in family. Mother (formerly Harriett Read) ﬁ-om Wylye; father is a labouring man and unable to do constant work, from being afllicted with rheumatic gout. Child.ren dependent on parents, who have not the means of apprenticing them. Transferred 18 March 1856 to William Walkins, 17 James St, Commercial Rd, Peckham, bricklayer. WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 29

208 Wigmore, Charles, son ofWilliam and Hannah, of 11 Robert St, Lower Marsh, Lambeth: to John Winn, gas ﬁtter, of 25 Charlotte Place, Blackfriars Rd. 6 yrs, £25. 2 Aug. 1852

Aged 14 yrs in April 1851. Five children in family. Mother (formerly Hannah Little), from Seend, is in declining health; father, ﬁ'om East Krioyle, a journeyman carpenter, has had 12 children. Only ﬁve are living, three of whom dependent on father, who is afflicted with lameness.Apprentice called on 13 Aug. 1858 to say he was working with Winn for 28s. a week.

209 Chandler,Thomas William, son of Henry, of 16 New St, Lambeth Walk: to Messrs Nash and Miller, barge builders, of Upper Fore St, Lambeth. 7 yrs, £20. 29 Nov. 1852

Father, ﬁ:om Highworth, is a journeyman baker and has ﬁve children.

210 Colcroﬁ:,Thomas Richard, son ofThomas and Eliza, of Metropolitan Buildings, Old Pancras Rd: to John L. Pain, carpenter, of Old Pancras Rd. 7 yrs, £20. 30 Dec. 1852

Father is an attendant at the British Museum; mother, formerly Eliza Bray from Marlborough, has seven children [see 235]. Pain became bankrupt in Nov. 1854, and apprentice transferred to John Scott, of 27 Chepstow Villas,West, carpenter and joiner.

211 Haynes, George William: to Zechariah Artis, zinc, tin and iron plate manufacturer, of 269 High St, Poplar. 7 yrs, £20. 9 March 1853

Apprentice is an orphan. Father, ﬁ'omWarminster, left three children orphans, another ofwhom, Henry Samuel, was apprenticed by the Society in 1848 [see 167].

212 Pitt, Charles, son ofWilliam, of 3 Archer St, Bond St, South Lambeth: to Daniel Wayman, smith and farrier, of 19 Vauxhall Terrace,Vauxhall Walk. 5% yrs, £20. 5 May 1853

Father in the employ of the South Western Railway. Apprentice born at Marlborough. Parents have eight children, of whom one is in the General Post Oflice and three at service.Transferred 13 Dec. 1855 to David Cadwell, Golden Cross Yard, Kennington, blacksmith and farrier.

213 Sillitoe, George, son of Robert and Mary, of 3 Hare Court, Aldersgate St: to Charles Helme, carver and gilder (indoor), of 49 Aldersgate St: 7 yrs, £20. 13 May 1853

Mother, formerly Mary Lewis, ﬁ'om Chippenham; father is a journeyman packing-case maker. Parents have six children. Candidate has been at school.

214 Haynes, Edgar Albert, son ofEdgar and Emma Sophia: to Richard Mullins, optical instrument maker, of 39 Green St, Bethnal Green. 7 yrs, £20. 5 Aug. 1853 30 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

Apprentice is an orphan. Mother ﬁ'om Warminster; father, a journeyman carpenter often out of employ, died leaving four children of whom the apprentice was the eldest [see 233]. Transferred to Samuel Angus, Upper North St, Poplar, stone-mason.

215 Brunker, William, son of John, of 10 Studd St, Islington: to George Barclay, compositor, of 28 Castle St, Leicester Sq. 7 yrs, £20. 14 Feb. 1853

Parents, ﬁ'om Westbury, have three children; father is a stamper in the Post Oﬂice.

216 White, Mark, son of George and Elizabeth, of 31 Banner St, St Luke's: to Robert Cockburn, packing case maker, of 16 Bull and Mouth St. 7 yrs, £20. 4 Oct. 1853

Father, ﬁ-om Bromham, in the employ ofWhitbread the Brewer for 30 yrs; mother, formerly Elizabeth Swatton, from All Caniiings.They have ﬁve children living, out of nine. Free of the Joiners‘ Company.

217 Batt, Caroline Dinah, daughter ofDinah, of29 Carnaby St, Golden Sq: to Sophia Salmon, milliner and dressmaker, of 3 Argyle St, Regent St. 2 yrs, £25. 12 Dec. 1853

Mother, formerly Dinah Waldron, ﬁ'om Chiseldon, was left a widow with six children, two of whom are unprovided for. She keeps a small china shop.

218 Sheppard, Emily, daughter of James: to John Whatley, waistcoat maker, of 48 Bridge St, Southwark. 3 yrs, £20. 14 Dec. 1853

Father, ﬁom Trowbridge, is a journeyman butcher; mother died in 1849, leaving seven children. Second moiety not paid, as the apprentice died.

219 Fowles, Frederick J., son of Charles, of 41 St Mary at Hill: to John William Grove, printer, of 22 Harp Lane,Tower St. 7 yrs, £20. 9 March 1854

Father, wine cellarman at London Docks, is from Salisbury, and resided for some years at West Harnham as licensed victualler, but was unfortunate. Has ﬁve children. Free of the Fishmongers' Company.

220 Bruckin,Thomas Henry, son ofThomas, of 5 Maidenhead Court, Cannon St: to James Parsons, mathematical instrument engraver, of 11 Upper Stamford St, Blackfriars. 7 yrs, £20. 2 March 1854

Mother (formerly Caroline Hayns) from Warminster; six children in family. Free of the Grocers‘ Company.

221 Lee, William: to William Goodwin, bookbinder, of 7 Ireland Yard, Doctors Commons. 5% yrs, £20. 30 May 1854 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 31

222 Durnford, Daniel George, son of Daniel, of 104 Lillington St,Vauxhall Bridge Road: to William Spottiswoode, the Queen's printer, of Lew St Square. 7 yrs, £20. 13 June 1854

Father, journeyman tin-plate worker, from Devizes; three children in family. Free of the Stationers‘ Company.

223 Mayhew, Henry Albert, son of Henry and Martha, of 28 Shaftesbury Place, Aldersgate St: to Henry Debaufer, gasﬁtter etc, of 10 and 11 Creed Lane. 7 yrs, £25. 13July 1854

Father a journeyman tailor; mother, formerly Martha Bryant ﬁrom Marlborough. Five children in family, of whom two are provided for. Free of the Lorimers' Company.

224 Blanchard, James, son of Joseph, of 47 Brook St, Lambeth: to John Trigg, chronometer and watch jeweller, of 10 President St East, St Lukes. 7 yrs, £20. 24 July 1854

Father a journeyman carpenter from Trowbridge; eight children in family. Transferred 17 July 1855 to Edmund Farmer, 40 King's Square, St Luke's, watch jeweller.

225 Colcroft, Frances M., son ofThomas and Eliza: to George Cowle, milliner and dressmaker, of 14 Waterloo Place. 3 yrs, £25. 17 Aug. 1854

Mother from Marlborough [see 235].

226 Butler, George Augustus: to Charles Plaskett, watch and clock maker, of 31 Raven St,Whitechapel Rd. 7 yrs, £25. 22 Aug. 1854

Parents from Aldbourne. Master wrote 21 March 1859 that his apprentice had absconded.

227 Gathen, Sarah: to Frederick Richards, dressmaker and milliner, of Church Place, Hackney. 3 yrs, £20. 28 Nov. 1854

Mother from Salisbury.

228 Mustoe,Job William, son ofWilliam and Mary Ann, of 2 Bowling Square, Lower Whitecross St: to Richard Hoe, carpenter, of 44 Leadenhall St. 7 yrs, £20. 5 Sept. 1854

Father a carpenter; mother (Mary Ann Hayward), ﬁrom Bradford, has nine children, two in situations as errand boys, the rest dependent on the parents. Free of the Joiners‘ Company. 32 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

229 Figgins,Vincent, son of Hannah, of 6 Teale St, Hackney Rd: to Thomas Joyce, wood engraver, of 6 Wells St, Cripplegate. 7 yrs, £20. 5 Dec. 1854

Mother a widow; father was from Devizes. Six children in farnily; one daughter is married, two others are in service, and the others assist their mother as a washerwoman.

230 Fulford, Henry, son ofJames, of 60 Holland St, Blackfriars Rd: to Thomas C. Johns, printer, ofWine Oﬁce Court, Fleet St. 7 yrs, £20. 5 Dec. 1854

Father, a journeyman printer from Salisbury, has ﬁve young children. An elder son, James Charles, was apprenticed by the Society in 1843 to Messrs Levy, Robson and Franklin [see 132], and is now a working journeyman. Free of the Stationers’ Company.

231 Young,John, son ofJohn, of 1 Oak Terrace, Lower Norwood: to Mrs Amy Grist, flour and tea dealer, ofWestow St, Upper Norwood. 7 yrs, £20. 23 Jan. 1855

Father, a city missionary from Warminster, has ﬁve children. Reapprenticed to F. Ledger, 3 Catherine St, compositor.

232 Carter, Albert Fachney, son of Sophia, of 18 Caroline Place, Bayswater: to William Appleton, tinman, locksmith, bell-hanger and gas-ﬁtter, of 68 Drury Lane. 6 yrs, £20. 26 March 1855

Widowed mother a laundress; father was from Cricklade. Seven children in family.

233 Haynes, Edwin Charles, son of Edgar and Emma Sophia: to Robert Williams, plumber, painter etc, of 44 High St, Poplar. 6% yrs, £20. 26 July 1855

Candidate, aged 14 yrs in Dec. 1854, is an orphan. Mother (Emma Sophia Hayns), from Warminster, died six years ago, leaving four children; father died in 1853. An aunt has taken charge of the candidate, but has no means to apprentice him. A brother, Edgar Albert, was apprenticed by the Society in Aug. 1853 [see 214].

234 Pullen, Frank, son ofJames and Martha, of 17 Sherborne St, Blandford Square: to Frederick James, trunk and portmanteau maker, of 226 Oxford St. 7 yrs, £20. 6 Sept. 1855

Father left his family in 1851 for America, and has not since been heard of. Mother (Martha Avens), from Trowbridge, is dependent on her three daughters, who go out to needlework. A son, William, was apprenticed in 1846 [see 157], and in Dec. 1854 reported himself as doing piece-work for Mr Jones in London Wall. Transferred 14 June 1859 to Henry Pound, 64 Leadenhall St, trunk and portmanteau maker.

235 Colcroft,Jane Tower, daughter ofThomas and Eliza: to George Cowle, milliner, of 4Waterloo Place. 3 yrs, £25. 7 Nov. 1855 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 33

Aged 14 yrs in Oct. 1855. Seven children in family. Father, late attendant at British Museum, is dead; mother (formerly Eliza Bray) from Marlborough. Thomas Richard Colcroft and Frances Mary Colcroft, two of the children, were apprenticed by the Society in 1852 and 1854 respetively [see 210, 225].

236 Seager, Frederick, son ofThomas and Christiana, of 35 Brook St, Holborn: to William Heath, brass ﬁnisher and gas-ﬁtter, of 25 Poppins Court, Fleet St. 7 yrs, £20. 21 Nov. 1855

Father is and has been for the last 16 years a letter carrier in the London District Post Office. Four of the children and his wife, who is in very delicate health, dependent on him. Mother (Christiana or Keziah Hall), born at Melksham, and daughter of Thomas Hall of Westbury Parents have resided for 26 years in London, and have 7 children, of whom the apprentice is the second.

237 Kilminster, Albert Richard, son of James and Ann, of 7 New Montague St, Spitalﬁelds: to Henry Bishop, cabinet and general carver, of 47 Baldwin St, City Rd. 6 yrs, £20. 21 Nov. 1855

Age 14 yrs in Feb. 1855. Four children in family. Father, from Calne, is a journeyman tailor, which is a precarious employment regulated by the seasons. He has a failing eyesight, and no other source of income wherewith to support his wife and children, who are dependent on him. Mother (Ann Davis) from Derry Hill.

238 Hurdle, James Alexander, son ofJeremiah and Maria, of 4, Eve Terrace, Old St Pancras Rd: to Samuel Young, coach builder, of Trematon Mews, Albion St, Caledonian Rd, King's Cross. 6% yrs, £20. 5 Dec. 1855

Aged 14 yrs in March 1855. Father, a working carpenter from Heytesbury, has a large family, part of whom are still dependent upon him. He has long been suffering from palsy, and is incapable of work. Mother (Maria Hall) is from Hindon. Another son, Charles Frederick, was apprenticed by the Society in Sept. 1846 [see 155].

239 Tucker, Mary: to Samuel Moore, dressmaker, of 6 University St. 3 yrs, £20. 12 Dec. 1855

Indenture to Moore cancelled; reapprenticed 8 Sept. 1856 to B.Austin, 2 Stafford St, Lew? Rd, milliner and dress maker.

240 Stagg,Joseph, son of George and Mary, of 8 StJames's Terrace, Blue Anchor Rd, Bermondsey: to Messrs Bevington and Morris, curriers etc, of Rouel Tannery, Blue Anchor Road. 7 yrs, £20. 15 Dec. 1855

Aged 14 yrs Oct. 1855. Five children in family. Parents from Marlborough. Mother, formerly Mary Hillier, is dead; father a worker in the tan—yard of Messrs Bevington and Morris, who give him a good character. He has to support his children, of whom the candidate is eldest born. 34 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

241 Lewis, Alfred, son of James and Ann, of 4 Blue Hart Court, Moorgate St: to William Lock, bookbinder, of 117 Borough Rd, Southwark. 7 yrs, £20. 30 April 1856

Aged 14 years Jan. 1856. Father, from Chippenham, is a casual labourer and much out of employ; his wife has delicate health, and much ﬁne needle—work has impaired her sight.James Lewis, another son, was apprenticed by the Society in 1850 to J. Lewis, Gough Square, bookbinder [see 187], and the father is anxious for his brother to reap similar beneﬁts. Transferred 12 Oct. 1860 to Robert Spencer jun, Bridgewater Gardens, Barbican, bookbinder.

242 Reynolds,Alfred, son of Henry and Ann, of 20 Buttesland St, Hoxton: to Charles Botten jun, brassfounder, of Crawford Passage, Clerkenwell. 5% yrs, £20. 3 May 1856

Parents from Westbury. Father is a common engineer; four of the children and his wife are nearly dependent on him. Mother formerly Ann Naish. Master became bankrupt in 1860. Transferred 5 Dec 1860 to R.L. Howard, 85 Upper Whitechapel St, engineer.

243 Hancock, HenryJames, son of Edward, of 3 Market St, Clerkenwell: to E.H. and W French, watch chain makers, of 31 Spencer St, Clerkenwell. 6 yrs 8 months, £20. 20 May 1856

Father a journeyman mason from Box.

244 Dawson,Joseph William, son ofJoseph and Caroline, of New St, Brompton: to Thomas Spratley, saddler and harness maker, of 2Wandsworth Rd. 7 yrs, £20. 12June 1856

Parents keep a coffee house in New St, Brompton, which enables them to maintain their children but not to apprentice them. Candidate conducted himselfwell at the National School, and received awards for good conduct. Mother, formerly Caroline Beauchamp, from West Dean. Spratley called 17 Feb. 1859 and said apprentice had run away. He called again 26 April and said that apprentice had never returned and he did not know where he was.

245 Mundy, Henry, son ofJames, of 5 Potter's Cottages, Archbishop's Rd, Brixton Hill: to Edward Leigh, carpenter etc, of New Park Rd, Brixton Hill. 5% yrs, £20. 15 July 1856

Father a carpenter; apprentice was born at Marlborough.

246 Harvell,William Henry, son ofThomas and Mary Jane: to George SamuelYearly, grocer and cheesemonger, of 11 Green St, Bethnal Green. 7 yrs, £20. 15 July 1856

Aged 14 yrs in July 1855. Four children in family. Father is a mechanic oflimited means, and has to bring up and educate his four sons by his own labour; mother, Mary Jane Haines, from Warininster. Candidate has for the last ﬁve years been at a free school at Bow. Indenture cancelled atWorship St, 18 Aug. 1858, and apprentice sent to prison for one month for stealing from his master. WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 35

247 Stagg, Mary C.: to Teresa Maria Moody, dressmaker, of St James's Place West, Winchester. 3 yrs, £20. 4 Aug. 1856

248 Johnson, Henry, son ofJames and Honour, of 24 Branch Place, Hoxton New Town: to Messrs Henry and Martin Delagarde Grissel, vicemen and turners, of Regent's Canal Iron Works. 6 yrs, £25. 1 Sept. 1856

Aged 14 yrs in June 1855. Five children in family. Mother was formerly Honour Fryer fi'om Steeple Ashton. Father, also fiom Wiltshire, has a large family to support on small means, five of whom are quite incapable of work. He states that his son, the candidate, possesses moral and religious principles beyond his years.

249 Haines, Thomas, son of Charles and Betsy: to John Tyler, lighterman, of Waterman's Arms, l\/lilwall. 7 yrs, £20. 13 Nov 1856

Aged 14 yrs in May 1854. Seven children in family. Father, deceased, from Warminster, was a journeyman carpenter; apprentice is the eldest child. Free of the Waterman's Company.

250 Roadway, Mary Ann: to Sophia Salmon, milliner, dressmaker and mantle maker, of 3 Argylle St. 2 yrs, £25. 20 Nov. 1856

251 Hussey, Ann Elizabeth, daughter of Isaiah and Susannah, of 151 St John's St, Clerkenwell: to Messrs Moran and Quin, jewellers and miniature case liners, of 65a Poland St. 5 yrs, £25. 16 Dec. 1856

Aged 14 yrs in Feb. 1856. Father, from Trowbridge, died in 1845, aged 26. Mother was left with two children totally unprovided for; one child has died and she has with diﬂiculty supported herself and the candidate by needlework.

252 Shipway, Jane: to Maria Richards, dressmaker, of 26 Great Ormond St. 2 yrs, £20. 13July 1857

253 Lamport, Charles William, son of Amelia Lovell, of 3 Hertford St, Haggerston: to Robert Grimes, tailor, of 108 Vauxhall Walk. 6% yrs, £20. 13 July 1857

Aged 14 yrs in Dec. 1856.Two children in family. Father died before the birth of the candidate. Mother, formerly Amelia Barnes from St Edmund's, Salisbury, had two children by her ﬁrst husband, Charles Lamport, and married again. Her present husband is a weaver.

254 Innes, Robinson, son ofJames, of 3 Stamford Place, Hatﬁeld St, Blackfriars Rd: to Henry Ingle, smith and engineer, of 102 and 12 Shoe Lane. 6 yrs, £20. 15 July 1857

Mother formerly Harriet Sutton from Devizes. 36 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

255 Fairclough, Matthew P., son of Ann, of 15 Hampden St, Harrow Rd: to James Meadow, carpenter and cabinet maker, of 11 Alexander St,Westbourne Park Rd. 5% yrs, £20. 21 July 1857

Mother a widow, formerly Ann Withers from Mildenhall.

256 New, Thomas J., son ofThomas, of 8 Upper Victoria Rd, Holloway: to William Hussey, lever escapement maker, of 30 Sudeley St, City Rd. 5 yrs, £20. 23 Sept. 1857

Father ﬁrom Westbuqr.

257 Payne, Walter, son of Philip, of 84 Southwark Bridge Rd: to William Payne, hairdresser, of 1 Warwick Lane. 6% yrs, £20. 13 Oct. 1857

Father from Trowbridge.

258 Guy, Samuel C., son of Samuel, of 8 North Bruton Mews: to George South, shoeing smith, of 40 New Bond St. 5% yrs, £20. 20 Oct. 1857

Father from Chippenham.

259 Dawson,Thomas George, son of Joseph, of 7 New St, Brompton: to George Foxley, carpenter, glazier and painter, of 31 King St, Regent St. 6 yrs, £20. 11 Feb. 1858

Brother to 244.

260 Edmonds,Thomas, son ofAbraham, of 4Yeoman's Row, Brompton: to G. Foxley, plumber etc, of 31 King St, Regent St. 6 yrs, £20. 11 Feb. 1858

Father from Calne. Mr Foxley said 11 Aug. 1861 the apprentice had left him and enlisted.

261 Bull,James, son of Mary Mayell, of 10 Claremont Cottages, Peel St, Kensington: to Thomas Smith, coachbuilder and wheelwright, of Great Ilford. 5% yrs, £20. 17 Feb. 1858

Son by ﬁrst husband; mother formerly Mary Webb of Broughton Giﬂ’ord.

262 White, Henry St Thomas, son of Isaac, of 10 City Rd: to James Henry Rowley, architect, of 17 St Helen's Place. 4 yrs, £25. 2 July 1858

Parents from Corsham; mother formerly Cecilia Osborne. WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 37

263 Bull,Jacob, son of Mary Mayell, of 10 Claremont Cottages, Peel St, Kensington: to George Foreman, wheelwright, of 28 Gray St,Webber St, Blackfriars. 6% yrs, £25. 31 July 1858

Son by ﬁrst husband; mother formerly Mary Webb ﬁ'om Broughton Gifford, The master, George Foreman, left his business and could not be found. Supposed he went abroad taking his part of the indenture with him. Boy reapprenticed 12 1860 to Stephen Balls, 28 Hornton St, Kensington, wheelwright. £5 added to the premium.

264 Hibburd,Ann, daughter ofAnn, of Battersea Rise: to Charles John Greenwood, dress and mantle maker, of 175 Manor St, Clapham. 2 yrs, £20. 31 July 1858

Mother a widow, formerly Ann Goatley ﬁ'om Marlborough.

265 Hopkins, Thomas, son of Elizabeth, of 21 Little Guildford St, Russell Sq.: to William Guy, builder, carpenter etc, of 25 Brunswick St, Blackfriars Rd. 6% yrs, £20. 24 Sept. 1858

Mother a widow; father was from Corsley. Reapprenticed 7 Jan. 1862 to Geo Pigott Moore, carpenter and builder, of 9 Sutherland Place, Bayswater.

266 Fletcher, Charles, son of Sarah, of 2 Trinity Buildings, Great Tower St: to Frederick Henry Sutton, wholesale stationers etc, of 34 Crutched Friars. 7 yrs, £20. 28 Oct. 1858

Mother a widow; father was from Wilton. Free of the Ironmongers' Company.

267 Edwards, Martha, daughter of Samuel, of Royal Hospital, Greenwich: to Benoni Austin, milliner etc, of 2 Stafford St, Marylebone Rd. 3 yrs, £20. 27 Nov. 1858

Father from Trowbridge.

268 Johnson, Edward, son ofJames, of 24 Branch Place, Hoxton: to James Appleton, engineer lathe and tool maker, of 100 Old St, St Luke's. 6 yrs, £25. 18 Dec. 1858

Father an engineer from Trowbridge. Reapprenticed 27 Sept. 1859 to H. Fairbank, engineer, 69 Old St. E.Johnson called 17 May 1862 to say magistrates had cancelled his indenture.

269 Weston,Williarn, son ofJohn, of 4Windsor Court, Monkwell St, Cripplegate: to William Hussey, lever escapement maker, of 30 Sudeley St, Islington. 5% yrs, £20. 31 Jan. 1859

Father a turncock ﬁ'om Bromham. Reapprenticed 29 July 1861 to H. Palmer, of 2 I-ligh St, Peckham, lever escapement maker. 38 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

270 Blundy, Charles William, son of George, of 22 Prince St, Riley's Park, Bermondsey: to Henry Putley, cooper, of 40 St Mary at Hill. 7 yrs, £20. 7 Dec. 1858

Father a carpenter from Devizes. Free of the Coopers‘ Company.

271 Butcher, Henry J., son ofWilliam and Ann, of 1 Pye's Cottages, Rouse's Gardens, King's Rd, Chelsea: to Charles Oak Savage, goldbeater, of 112 Gt Titchﬁeld St, Oxford St. 7 yrs, £20. 28 March 1859

Father a labourer; mother formerly AnnWiIlis from North Bradley. Parents paid £5'in addition to the £20 premium. Master reported 13 April 1861 apprentice had absconded.

272 Grist, Eliza, daughter ofJohn and Jane, of 55 Brandon St,Walworth: to Emily Evans, milliner and dressmaker, of 150 Dover Rd. 3 yrs, £20. 24 June 1859

Parents from Dilton Marsh. Father a labourer; mother formerly Jane Collier.

273 Frampton, John G., son of Edmund and Eliza, of 43 Hereford St, Lisson Grove: to William Death, gilder etc, of 30 Praed St. 6 yrs, £20. 14July 1859

Father a railway labourer; mother formerly Eliza Newham from Britford.

274 Hayns, Henry Eliel, son ofJemima, of 47 St Ann's Rd, Bow Common: to Joseph D'Aguila Samuda, joiner etc, of Poplar. 6 yrs, £20. 9 Aug. 1859

Mother a widow, formerly Eacott ﬁ'om Warminster.

275 Lovell, Mary, daughter of Henry, of 2 Hertford St, Haggerston: to George Trought, waistcoat maker and tailor, of 4 Cotton Row, Marlborough Rd, Dalston. 5 yrs, £20. 30 Aug. 1859

Father from Salisbury.

276 Buckpitt, Mary, daughter of Elizabeth, of 46 Henry St,Woolwich: to Mary Ann Whormby, dressmaker, of 16 Ogilby St,Woolwich. 3 yrs, £20. 18 Oct. 1859

Mother a widow; apprentice was born at Bratton.

277 Burt,William George, son ofAnn Lavinia, of 57 Charlotte St, Fitzroy Square: to Samuel B. Webber, manufacturing jeweller, of 30 Poland St, Oxford St. 6 yrs, £20. 4 Nov. 1859

Mother, a widow, is a milliner, formerly A.L. Dyer from Trowbridge. WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 39

278 Whitworth,Thomas, son ofThomas and Elizabeth: to Thomas Docking, cooper, of 10 MontagueVillas,West Green Rd,Tottenharn, and at Whitbread's Brewery. 7 yrs, £25. 7 Nov. 1859

Father a servant to Messrs Whitbread, brewers; mother formerly Elizabeth Briant from Hilperton.

279 Shipway, Fanny, daughter ofJoseph, of 9York Terrace,Vine St, Lambeth: to Maria Richards, dressmaker, of 8 King St, Holborn. 2 yrs, £20. 19 Nov. 1859

Father a bricklayer from Overton; sister to 252.

280 Higgins, Thomas, son of Stephen, of 168 Grange Rd, Bermondsey: to Samuel Morris, currier etc, of Rowel Tannery, Blue Anchor Rd, Bermondsey. 7 yrs, £20. 16 July 1860

Father a carman ﬁ-om Chippenham.

281 Freeman,John Jacob, son ofAaron, of 12 Cowper St, Finsbury: to Jesse Chessum, carpenter and builder, of 89 Leonard St, Finsbury. 6% yrs, £20. 23 July 1860

Father a paper enameller from Liddington.

282 Drake, Samuel, son of Elizabeth, of 31 Georgiana St, Camden Town: to Alexander Paton, manufacturing goldsmith and jeweller, of 9 Upper Charles St, Northampton Square. 6 yrs 4 months, £20. 27 Oct. 1860

Mother a widow; father was from Rowde.

283 Sillitoe, Charles, son of Robert, of 11 Nettleton Court, Nicholl Square, Aldersgate St: to Frederick Summers, gold-beater, of 19 Little Britain. 7 yrs, £20. 7 Nov. 1860

Father a journeyman packing-case maker; mother formerly Mary Lewis ﬁ-om Chippenham. Brother to 213. Free of the Goldsmiths‘ Company. Apprentice died 26 March 1864, per Mrs Sil.litoe.

284 Coulson,Williarn Philip, son ofWilliam and Charlotte, of 44 Acton St, Gray's Inn Rd: to Thomas Titmus, boot and shoe maker, of 16 Upper Bingﬁeld St, Caledonian Rd. 6% yrs, £20. 22 Nov. 1860

Father a tailor; mother formerly Charlotte Pearson ﬁ'om Heytesbury. 40 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

285 Smith, John Silver, son of Sarah, of Wilton: to John Miles, carpenter and wheelwright, of Collingbourne Ducis. 7 yrs, £20. 5 Feb. 1861

Mother, a widow, formerly Sarah Palmer ﬁ'om Collingbourne. County apprentice.

286 Mundy, George, son ofJames and Mary, of 3 Alma Place, Brixton Hill: to James Maxwell, plumber etc, of 9 Loughborough Place, North Brixton. 5% yrs, £20. 7 March 1861

Mother formerly Mary Brown ﬁ-om Marlborough; father ﬁom Cheverell.

287 Cole, Emily Rebecca: to Charles Wayne, milliner, of 332 Oxford St. 2 yrs, £20. 16 March 1861

Mother formerly Frances Dyer ﬁrom Trowbridge.

288 Dawson, Susanna Eaton, daughter of Caroline: to Marianne Coles, milliner, of 4 Brompton Place. 2 yrs, £20. 27 March 1861

Mother formerly Caroline Beauchanip ﬁrom West Dean.Transferred 28 Oct. 1862 to H.J.Jones, of 17 South Audley St, dressmaker.

289 Alexander, Arthur, son of George, of 75 Lant St, Borough: to John Acton White, waterman etc, of 28 East Lane, Bermondsey. 7 yrs, £20. 9 April 1861

Father a coﬁ’ee-shop keeper from Pewsey. Free of the Watermen’s Company.

290 Mildenhall, George, son of Frederick, of Collingbourne Kingston: to Henry Ponting, builder and carpenter, of Collingbourne Ducis. 7 yrs, £20. 10 May 1861

Father is a carpenter. County apprentice.

291 Roberts,Joshua, son of Maria Burchell, of 93 Webber Row, Blackfriars Rd: to Josiah Spargo, coppersniith and brazier, of 96 Great Suffolk St, Borough. 6 yrs, £20. 7 June 1861

Apprentice attained the age of 21 in Feb. 1867. Mother formerly Maria Gold ﬁ'om Great Bedwyn. Transferred to H. Maples, of 8 Cross St, Clapham, brazier and coppersrnith.

292 Amor, Una Maria, daughter of Hannah, of 54 Stratton Ground,West111inster: to Edward B. Taylor, military embroiderer, of 35 Gerrard St, Soho. 4 yrs, £25. 15 July 1861

Mother formerly Hannah Card from Salisbury. WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 41

293 Saunders, Edward William, son ofJohn E., of 2 William St, Bethnal Green: to Henry Hill, lock manufacturer, of 14 Union Place, Stepney Green. 6 yrs, £20. 26 July 1861

Father a dock labourer from Cricklade.

294 Dodds, Horace, son ofJames and Matilda, of 2 Glaucus St, Bromley, Middlesex: to William Oakley, iron-founder, of High St, Bromley, Middlesex. 6 yrs, £20. 31 July 1861

Father a colour-maker; mother formerly Matilda Hayns ﬁ-om Warminster.

295 Blandford, John Edward, son of Edward, of 13 Heath St, Commercial Rd East: to Henry Clilford, whitesniith etc, of 4 Bloomsbury Terrace, Commercial Rd East. 5% yrs, £20. 19 Oct. 1861

Father a shoemaker from Warrninster.

296 Watts, William Burrow, son of George, of 61 Roupell St, Lambeth: to Finlay Thompson, millwright engineer, of 12 Queen St, New Cut, Lambeth. 6 yrs, £25. 1 Nov. 1861

Father a labourer; apprentice born in Salisbury.

297 Haynes,Thomas Henry, son ofThomas and Catherine, ofAlvington, Devon: to Michael Cunningham, oil and colour man, of 11 Commercial Place, Kentish Town. 7 yrs, £20. 16 Dec. 1861

Father a gentleman's servant; mother formerly Catherine Newman Hancock from Corsham.

298 Wilkins, Henry Charles, son of Charles, of 2 Ranelagh Cottages, Commercial Rd, Pimlico: to Nathaniel Wood Lavers, glazier and painted glass manufacturer, of Endell St, Bloomsbury. 6% yrs, £20. 24 March 1862

Father from Tisbury.

299 Prince, Charles Tidd, son of Emily, of 4 Carter St, Poplar: to John Stewart, iron- founder, of Russell St, Blackwall. 6% yrs, £20. 27 March 1862

Mother, a widow, formerly Emily Tabor from Warminster.

300 Hayns, George, son ofJemima, of 52 St Ann's Rd, Bow Common: to Thomas Blundell, coppersniith, of 7 Conant Place,West India Dock Rd. 5% yrs, £20. 11 April 1869 42 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

Mother, formerly Jemima Eacott, a widow ﬁ'om Warminster.

301 Freeman,James Mitchell, son ofAaron, of 56 Buttesland St, East Rd, Hoxton: to Benjamin N. Blakesley, packing case maker, of Old Change. 6% yrs, £23 15s. 1 April 1862

Father ﬁ'om Liddington. Free of the Haberdashers‘ Company.

302 Eatwell, John, son of John, of 14 Great Barlow St, High St, Marylebone: to Joshua Sanders, tailor, of 16 Gt Quebec St, Marylebone Rd. 7 yrs, £20. 30 May 1862

Father from Broad Hinton.

303 Francis, Arthur Huntley, son of Rebekah, ofWarrriinster: to andW Martin, printers, ofWarminster. 6 yrs, £20. 24 June 1862

Mother is the widow of the master of the Warnuiister National School. County apprentice.

304 Orchard, Henry, son of John, of Warrniiister: to William and Thomas Webb, cabinet makers, ofWarniinster. 6 yrs, £20. 2 June 1862

Father is a tailor. County apprentice.

305 Gillingham, Henry Charles, son of Henry and Dorcas, of 34 Hampden St, Harrow Rd: to John Thomas, plumber, painter and gas-ﬁtter, of 16 Albert Terrace, Portchester Square. 7 yrs, £20. 1 July 1862 l

Mother formerly Dorcas Grace ﬁom Salisbury; father is a railway labourer.

306 Kiddle, Jane, daughter of James, of 1 St John's Place, Spa Rd, Bermondsey: to George Dyke, milliner and dressmaker, otYeovil, Somerset. 4 yrs, £20. 30 July 1862

Parents ﬁ'om Urchfont (Erchjont).

307 Lewis,Alfred James, son ofWilliam, of 3 Peter St, Southwark Bridge Rd: to James Howell, accounts book manufacturer, of 3 West St, Srnithﬁeld. 6% yrs, £20. 15 Sept. 1862

Father a carpenter ﬁ'om Chippenham. Apprentice is a brother to WJ.Lewis [see 139]. Transferred 24 Aug. 1864 to William Richardson, vellum binding and account book manufacturer. Reapprenticed, 17 March 1866 to W. Franklin, 18 New Park Rd, Southwark, coppersmith, for 3 yrs. WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENT'ICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 43

308 Hopkins, Harriett Sarah, daughter of Elizabeth, of 21 Little Guildford St, Russell Square: to Aime Roberts, dressmaker, of 40 Leighton Grove, Gloster Place, Kentish Town. 3 yrs, £20. 13 Oct. 1862

Mother is a widow; father was ﬁ'om Corsley. Apprentice is a sister to T. Hopkins (265).

309 Cumiier, Ebenezer Alfred, son of Mary Ann, of 9 Aland Rd, Kentish Town: to Thomas Lycett, chronometer ﬁnisher, of 66 St Paul St, New North Rd. 5% yrs, £25. 22 Nov. 1862

Mother is a widow; father was ﬁ'om Milton Lilbourne.

310 Eatwell, Robert Josiah, son of Robert, of 20 Murray St, Camden Square: to Henry John Garnett, gas ﬁtter and brass ﬁnisher, of 6 Westbourne Grove. 6% yrs, £25. 14 Feb. 1863

Father is a brick-layer from Broad Hinton. Transferred 22 Aug. 1864 to Henry Hawes, 6 Warden Rd, Kentish New Town, smith and bell-hanger.

311 Bruckin,James Arthur, son ofThomas and Caroline, of 5 John St, Blackﬁiars Rd: to Louis Martin, lamp manufacturer, of 6 Tenison St,York Rd, Lambeth. 6% yrs, £20. 2 March 1863

Mother formerly Caroline Haynes from Warniinster. Apprentice is brother to Thomas Henry Bruckin (220).

312 Mills,Arthur, son of Henry, of Branishaw, Wilts: to Francis Try Henbest, builder and wheelwright, of Fordingbridge, Hants. 5 yrs, £25. 6 Jan. 1863

County apprentice.

313 Watts, George, son of George, of 61 Roupell St, Lambeth: to John Dorrell, boot and shoe maker, of 33 Waverley Rd, Harrow Rd. 6 yrs, £20. 1 April 1863

Father is a labourer. Apprentice was born at Salisbury, and is brother to 296. Father called 5 Oct. 1864 to say his son the apprentice had died.

314 Goodfellow, Henry William, son of Ann, of Fovant: to William Burrough, shoemaker, of Fovant. 6 yrs, £20. 15 June 1863

County apprentice.

315 Coombs, John William: to John Pitt, carpenter and wheelwright, of Pitton, near Salisbury. 6% yrs, £20. 3 June 1863 44 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

316 Saunders, John Joseph: to Jabez Dent, chair maker, of 6 Wolverly St, Bethnal Green Rd. 6 yrs, £20. 1 July 1863

317 Munday, Julia Ann: to John Foster Reed, milliner and dressmaker, of 22 The Pavement, Clapham Common. 2 yrs, £20. 9 July 1863

318 Daniell,John: to John Barnden, carpenter and joiner, ofWarminster. 5% yrs, £20. 6 July 1863

319 Carpenter, Mark: to John Abbott, carpenter, of Keyford, near Frome, Somerset. 5% yrs, £20. 27 July 1863

Apprentice died 1 July 1865.

320 Prince, Emily: to Eliz. A. Brenchley, dressmaker, of 48 Bromley St, Commercial Rd East. 3 yrs, £20. 3 Nov. 1863

321 Elliot, Alfred John: to Edwin Ballen, plumber, of 2a Chichester Place, Harrow Rd. 5% yrs, £20. 26 March 1864

322 Hider, William: to K.G. Woodharn (for Price's Patent Candle Co. Ltd.), coppersmith, of Battersea. 5% yrs, £20. 18 April 1864

323 Eatwell, Robert: to George Pulman, compositor and printer, of 24 Thayor St, Manchester Sq. 5% yrs, £20. 19 April 1864

324 Scammell, Samuel, of Donhead St Mary: to Robert Ball, coachmaker, of Shaftesbury, Dorset. 6 yrs, £25. 24 May 1864

325 Wright, Kate: to William Smith, draper and milliner, of 6 New Bridge St, Vauxhall. 3 yrs, £20. 14 June 1864

Parents ﬁ'om Salisbury.

326 Young, William Henry: to George H. Dowling, carpenter, builder and joiner, of Surbiton Rd. 7 yrs, £25. 6 July 1864

Father from Warminster.

327 Whitworth, Robert, son of Elizabeth: to J.T. Farnham, engineer and machinist, of 26 Union St, Kingsland Rd. 6 yrs, £25. 11 July 1864 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 45

Mother, formerly Elizabeth Bryant, ﬁom Hilperton.

328 Young, Albert William: to John Allen, smith and engineer, of 17, Little Trinity Lane. 6% yrs, £20. 1 Aug. 1864

Father from Fisherton Anger. Reapprenticed 1 July 1868 to Williarn Chambers, of 17 Little Trinity Lane, smith.

329 Mersh, Francis, son of Mary A. Mersh: to Frances Jane Summers, widow, gold- beater, of 19 Little Britain. 6% yrs, £25. 1 Aug. 1864

Mother, formerly Mary A. Fricker, ﬁom Corton. Mrs Mersh called 12 March 1866 to say that the apprentice had run away and gone into the Navy.

330 Hussey, James John: to John Compton Merryweather, pattern maker, of 63 Longacre and York St, Lambeth. 6 yrs, £25. 18 Aug. 1864

Father is ﬁ'om Trowbridge.

331 Barnes, Thomas John, son of Mary Barnes: to Robert Barlow, carpenter and builder, of 5 High St, Kingsland. 6 yrs, £20. 17 Oct. 1864

Mother, formerly Mary Lawrence, from Ramsbury.

332 Amor,Alice M.: to Hannah Mcdonald, widow, needlewoman, of Coburg House, 9 Manor St, Chelsea. 4 yrs, £20. 23 Jan. 1865

333 Marks, Gilbert: to Macdonald Neal, compositor, of 61 St John's Square, Clerkenwell. 7 yrs, £25. 12 May 1865

334 Gough, Henry: to John Bracher, joiner, of Fonthill,Tisbury. 6 yrs, £20. 27 June 1865

335 Wild, George Robert: to Thomas Baker, blacksmith, of Compton Iron Foundry, Newbury, Berks. 6% yrs, £25. 29 June 1865

336 Turner, James: to Martin Meaden, coachbuilder, of Warminster. 7 yrs, £25. 22 July 1865

337 Biggs, Alfred: to Charles Brieant, carpenter and wheelwright, of Pitton, near Salisbury. 7 yrs, £25. 26 July 1865 46 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

338 Truckle, Albert: to J.H. Holley, of 3 Slaidburn St, King's Rd, Chelsea. 6% yrs, £20. 21 Sept. 1865

339 Harding, Annie J., to Anne Roberts, of 40 Leighton Grove, Kentish Town, dress and mantle maker. 2 yrs, £20. 1 Nov. 1865

340 Gregory, Frederick George: to Messrs Charles and Robert Warner, engineers, of 8 Crescent, Cripplegate. 6 yrs, £20. 7 Oct. 1865

341 Kiddle,James: to Thomas Bevington Sparrow, engineer, of Bermondsey. 5% yrs, £20. 13 Nov. 1865

342 Adams, James, of Highworth: to Rev Edward Rowden, vicar of Highworth. 5 yrs, £25. 16 Feb. 1866

Apprenticed at Highworth as pupil teacher in National School, 5 years from 1 June 1865.Also named as masters are Edgar Hanbury, of Eastrop Grange, Highworth; and George Baker, churchwarden, of Highworth.

343 Heale, Lavinia M.: to Mary Richards, dressmaker, of 33 South Audley St. 2 yrs, £25. 20 April 1866

344 Hider, Walter James: to Frederick Robinson, foundry engineer and pattern maker, of Battersea. 6 yrs, £20. 14 May 1866

345 Young,James: to Edward Edwards, plumber, ofWarminster. 6% yrs, £20. 5 June 1866

346 Wright, Louisa: to Caroline Austen, dressmaker, of 4 Belgrave Place,Wandsworth Rd. 2 yrs, £25. 3 July 1866

347 Batchelor, William Henry, son of Henry, ofWarininster: to Edward Watts, rope, twine and sack manufacturer, of Seloin St,Warminster. 5% yrs, £20. 3 July 1866

Brother to 434.

348 Barnes, Edward: to John Pogson, brass ﬁnisher and gas ﬁtter, of 6Jubilee St, Mile End. 6% yrs, £25. 9 July 1866

Pogson died March 1868; Reapprenticed 17 June 1868 to W.G. Wade of 2 Grange St, Hoxton, gas-ﬁtter etc. WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 47

349 Gaisford, William ]abez: to james Benjamin Manning, engineer, of Burdett St, Limehouse. 5 yrs, £25. 16 ]uly 1866

350 Alexander, Elizabeth: to Mrs Chandler, milliner and dressmaker, of 173 Great Dover St. 3 yrs, £20. 27 July 1866

351 Amor, Eustace _I.: to ‘William Keith, carpenter, of 18 Montpelier St, Brompton. 5% yrs, £20. 13 Aug. 1866

352 Speck, Henry: to ]oseph Armstrong, manager of G.WR. Works, blacksmith, of New Swindon. 7 yrs, £20. 1 Aug. 1866

353 Sillitoe, William: to Thomas Illman, packing case maker, of Noble St, Little Britain. 7 yrs, £20. 14 Sept. 1866

Free of the Joiners’ Company.

354 Mott,William Thomas: to john Grimes, pewterer and B. fitter [Pbrassfitter], of 33 Wlfitechapel Rd. 5% yrs, £25. 17 Oct. 1866

Cancelled; reapprenticed from 17 Aug. 1868 to F: Skinner, of 56 jubilee St.

355 Smith, Isaac: to Abraham Blick, carpenter and joiner, of 1 Albert Terrace, Church Row, Acton. 6 yrs, £25. 18 Oct. 1866

356 Smith, Edwin: to Charles Hinton, tailor, of Codford St Peter. 7 yrs, £20. 13 Nov. 1866

357 Cowderoy, ]ohn: to Pickard and Stoneman, cabinet makers, of 10 Spencer St, New InnYard, Shoreditch. 6% yrs, £25. 18 Dec. 1866

Master called 29 Nov. 1869 to say apprentice had run away.

358 Maxﬁeld,William: to William Scammell, carpenter, ofWarminster. 6% yrs, £20. 1 April 1867

359 Marks, Adela: to M. Snead and E. Lomer, dressmaker, of 6 Grey Terrace, Great Dover Rd. 4 yrs, £25. 15 May 1867 48 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

360 Pepperell, Harry: to Frederick Richard Fisher, carpenter, of Salisbury. 6 yrs 4 months, £20. 9 May 1867

361 Breewood,Albert: to Henry Nixon, plumber, of 28 Clapham Rd. 6% yrs, £20. 1 Aug. 1867

362 Toop, Albert: to VI/illiam Woodhmns, grocer, of Croydon. 5 yrs, £20. 18 Sept. 1867

363 Freeman, Stephen Isaac: to james Harvey, packing case maker, of 11 Fore St. 7 yrs, £23. 6 Aug. 1867

Free of the Barbers’ Company.

364 Smith, Henry Lay, son of Alfred, of Collingbourne Ducis: to james Rawlings, carpenter and machinist, of Collingbourne Ducis. 6% yrs, £20. 1 Oct. 1867

Father a journeyman carpenter. Reapprenticed 23 Oct. 1873 to Wﬂliam Carter, of East Stratton, Hants, tea dealer, for 2 years and 181 days.

365 Pitney, Henry: to Thomas Thompson, plumber, of Castle Combe, near Grittleton. 7 yrs, £20. 17 Oct. 1867

366 Davis, Robert: to jos. Barter, carpenter, of SuttonVeny. 5% yrs, £20. 19 Oct. 1867

367 Bailey, Frank, son ofjacob and Amelia, of 3 Edward St, Greenwich: to james Marshall, joiner etc, of 8 Orchard Place, Trafalgar Rd, East Greenwich. 7 yrs, £25. 18 Dec. 1867

Father is a letter-carrier. Parents are from Trowbridge, mother formerly Amelia Paradice. Apprentice is brother to 423-4.

368 Churchill,_]ames: to Carson and Toone, iron-founders, of-\lVarminster. 7 yrs, £20. 29 june 1867

369 Dancy, john: to K.G.Woodham (Price's Patent Candle Co. Ltd.), carpenter, of Belmont, Battersea. 6% yrs, £20. 3 jan. 1868

370 Gregory,\lVilliarn Alexander: to William Gibbs, glass embosser etc, of 114 Old St, St Lukes. 6 yrs, £20. 18 Feb. 1868 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 49

371 Prince, William: to james Sheffield, carpenter and joiner, of 109 Chrisp St, Poplar. 6% yrs, £20. 20 Feb. 1868

Transferred 6 june 1871 to William Parsons of 1 Parsﬁeld Terrace, Dewsbury Rd, Poplar.

372 Lammas,William Thomas: to Armstrong and Downton, brass ﬁnisher etc, of 2 West India Dock Rd. 6 yrs, £20. 11 june 1868

373 Newnham, Alfred john: to james Ruddock, mason and carver, of 5 West St, Commercial Rd, Pimlico. 6 yrs 4 months, £20. 26 june 1868

374 Harding, Mary M.: to Anne Roberts, braiding and juvenile dressmaker, of 16 Gaisford St, Kentish Town Rd. 2 yrs, £20. 1 july 1868

375 Atkins, Sarah j.: to Elizabeth Davis, dressmaker, of St Thomas Square, Salisbury 3 yrs, £20. 9 july 1868

Reapprenticed 15 Feb. 1869 to Mrs Sparsholt, milliner, ofWinchester, Hants, for two years.

376 Brown,joseph: to George Chivers, carpenter, of Calne. 7 yrs, £20. 23 july 1868

377 Spackman, john jewell: to john Thomas Trumble, lighterman, of Waterman's Hall, 18 St Mary at Hill. 7 yrs, £20. 11 Aug. 1868

Free of the Watermen’s Company.

378 Hussey, Frederick: to William Whieldon, engineer's pattern maker, of 190 Westminster Bridge Rd. 6 yrs, £25. 2O Aug. 1868

379 Grifﬁn, Robert: to William Whieldon, engineer's pattern maker, of 190 Westniinster Bridge Rd. 6% yrs, £25. 31 Aug. 1868

380 Lidbury, Frederick: to Edward Hales, painter and house decorator, ofWarminster. 7 yrs, £20. 13 Oct. 1868

381 Saunders, Henry: to joseph Dent, cabinet manufacturer, of 30 Caurobert St, Bethnal Green Rd. 6 yrs, £20. 23 Dec. 1868

382 Ball, Harry: to Benjamin Parsons, carpenter and builder, ofWarminster. 7 yrs, £20. 24 Dec. 1868 50 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

383 Lewington, john T.: to George Hunt, farrier, of 2 Church St, Blackfriars Rd. 5 yrs, £20. 13 April 1869

Father from Great Bedwyn.Apprentice brother to 452.

384 Ford, Robert Thomas: to john Sedgﬁeld, grocer, of Devizes. 4 yrs, £25. 12 April 1869

385 Francis, Frederick: to Samuel Fatt, saddler etc, ofWarminster. 7 yrs, _[_,20. 22 june 1869

386 Hawkins, George Cook: to Benjamin Treeton, of 30 Colchester St, Leman St, Whitechapel. 5 yrs, £20. 20 july 1869

Reapprenticed 15 April 1872 to Musto and Co., engineers, of Mile End New Town.

387 Freeman, Caleb Samuel, son of Esther, of 1 Charles Place, Hoxton: to Thomas Birch Mackey, bookbinder, of 5 Baches Row, City Rd. 7 yrs, £20. 27 Aug. 1869

Mother a widow; father was from Liddington. Apprentice is a brother to apprentices 281, 301 and 363.

388 Cooper, john Knott: to William john Pearman, cabinet maker, of Devizes. 7 yrs, £20. 17 May 1869

389 Pearson, Alice E.: to H. Chester, milliner and dressmaker, of 5 Holders Terrace, Grosvenor Gardens. 3 yrs, £25. 23 Oct. 1869

Transferred to E. Stansell of 85, Oxford St.

390 Newman, Henry William, son of William George, of 26 Mount Gardens, Westminster Bridge Rd: to Richard Waygood, engineer, of Falmouth Rd, Great Dover St. 7 yrs, £25. 25 Oct. 1869

Father is an engineer from Devizes. Certiﬁcates returned 4 March 1872 to William George Newman, 5 Thornton St, South St,Walworth.

391 Hutchins, john William, son ofjohn and Emma Elizabeth, of 34 Pell St, Cable St: to john james Toomey, packer, of 31 Bush Lane, Cannon St. 7 yrs, £20. 5 jan. 1870

Father is a carpenter ﬁ'om Trowbridge. Free of the Clothworkers' Company [see also 431 and 508]. WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 51

392 Morey, Thomas, son of Sarah Ann, of 7 Smith St, Kennington Park: to William james Maxwell, plumber etc, of Elder House, Brixton Rd. 6% yrs, £20. 1 March 1870

Mother formerly S.A.Belcher of Limpley Stoke. Certiﬁcates returned 4 March 1878 to Mrs Sarah A. Morey.

393 Cole, Thomas R.: to William Allen, pawn-broker, of 2 Prince Patrick Place, Millwall. 4 yrs, £20. 11 March 1870

Apprentice had been 3 yrs with Mr Allen.

394 Haskell, Henry to D.S.jenkins, ship owner, of 30 Lime St, EC. 4 yrs, £25. 1 April 1870

395 Townsend, Edward: to john Crispin, schoolmaster, of Warminster. 5 yrs, £20. 3 May 1870

396 Elkins,William, son of Stephen, of Chalford,Westbury: to Isaac Pearce Watts, saddler etc, ofWestbury. 7 yrs, £20. 4 May 1870

Father is a labourer.Assigned 8 Dec. 1873 to Francis john Watts, son of I.P.Watts, and carrying on the same business at the same place. All certiﬁcates returned 4 March 1878 to father, Stephen Elkins of Chalford,Westbury.

397 Mott,Adelaide jane: to Mrs Wood, dressmaker, of 624 Mile End Rd. 2 yrs, £20. 20 May 1870

398 Spackman, Mary Ann: to Mrs W Smith, waistcoat maker, of 2a Pleasant Row, Stepney Green. 2 yrs, £20. 26 May 1870

399 Holbrook, Samuel: to Elias Boulger, tailor of Dorset House, Dorset St, Fleet St, and at 1 Mitre Court. 5% yrs, £20. 2 june 1870

Indenture cancelled by magistrate. Reapprenticed, 11 Nov. 1873, to Alfred john Miller, of 9 Union Square, Borough, tailor.

400 Kerley, john, son of james, of Warminster; to Messrs Carson and Toone, ironfounders, ofWarminster. 6 yrs, £20. 8 june 1870

County apprentice. Certiﬁcates returned 4 March 1878 to james Kerley, c/0 H.P. jones Esq, Portway House,Warminster. 52 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

401 Toop, Ralph: to Amos Spark, plumber, of High St, Forest Hill. 5 yrs, £20. 14july 1870

402 Mason, Thomas, son of Mary Ann, of 19a Henry St, Hampstead Rd: to Hippolyte Saleur, buhl and marquetry manufacturer and cabinet maker, of 52 Bolsolver St. 7 yrs, £25. 13 june 1870

Mother is a widow; father was from Great Bedwyn.

403 Frampton, james Alexander, son of Edmund and Elizabeth, of 6 Earl St, Edgeware Rd: to john Henry Spencer, plumber etc, of 23 john St N., Marylebone Rd. 6 yrs, £20. 12 Aug. 1870

Father is a railway porter; mother formerly Elizabeth Newham from Britford. Apprentice brother to 273.

404 Mulcock,john Thomas, son of Sarah, of Rowde; to William Webb, carpenter, of Bromham. 6% yrs, £20. 18 Aug. 1870

Mother formerly Sarah Deverall. County apprentice.

405 Pitt, Harry George, son of Emma, of 36 Linton St, New North Rd: to Benjamin Grifﬁths, manufacturing jeweller, of 6 Ashby St, Clerkenwell. 6 yrs 4 months, L25. 13 Oct. 1870

Mother a widow; parents ﬁom Marlborough.

406 Cumner, Emily: to Thomas Wells Pembrey, draper and milliner, of Bampton, Oxon. 3 yrs, £25. 18july 1870

407 Barnes, joseph, son of Richard and Mary, of 9 The Grove, Homerton: to V. Cutmore, grainer, of 1 Burdett Cottages, Bow. 6 yrs 4 months, £20. 25 Nov. 1870

Father is a wine porter; mother, formerly Mary Lawrence, from Ramsbury. Apprentice brother to 331 and 348.V. Cutmore died; no will or admon. Apprentice reapprenticed 24 March 1873 to joseph Martin, 204 jubilee Rd, Mile End, grainer.

408 Coulson, Cornelius, son of William, of 44 Acton St, Grays Inn Rd: to j.F. Cartwright, cabinet case—maker, of 35 Aylesbury St, Clerkenwell. 6 yrs, £20. 17 Dec. 1870

Mother, formerly C. Peirson, from Heytesbury. Apprentice is brother to 284. WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 53

409 Miell,Wi]liam Henry: to john Cumner, linen draper, of 27 Borough High St. 3 yrs, £25. 2jan. 1871

410 Hall, Nelson, son of Caroline, of Warminster; to William and Thomas Webb, cabinet makers etc, ofWarminster 7 yrs, £20. 8 Feb. 1871

Mother is a widow. County apprentice.

411 Woodley, john: to john George Pope, carpenter of Marlborough. 5% yrs, £25. 28 March 1871

412 Kyte, Sydney Thomas, son of Sarah jane, of Salisbury: to William Herbert Ady, carpenter etc, of St Anns St, Salisbury. 6% yrs, £20. 10 May 1871

Mother is a widow. County apprentice.

413 Lovelock, Sarah Ann: to john Draper, book-sewer, of 5 Little Tower St. 3 yrs, £20. 18 May 1871

414 Alexander, Sarah Ann: to Mrs Chandler, milliner and dressmaker, of 45 Great Dover St. 3 yrs, £20. 15 june 1871

415 Aland, Ebenezer, son ofThomas, of 26 Loman St, Gravel Lane, Southwark: to Henry Aland, engineer, of 18 Richard St, Ronpelle St, Lambeth. 7 yrs, £20. 17 june 1871

Father is a labourer from Bradford.

416 Mayhew, Alexander, son of Eliza, of 4 Gresse St, Tottenham Court Rd: to William H.j. Hodge, printer, ofBlack HorseYard, Rathbone Place. 6 yrs, £20. 27june 1871

Mother a widow, formerly Eliza Peirson from Heytesbury. Reassigned 12 April 1874 to Richard Hackett, the successor to WH.j. Hodge.

417 Smith, Albert, son of Isaac, of 2 Elisha Terrace, Avenue, Acton: to john Robert Moon, confectioner etc, of the Broadway, Ealing. 6 yrs, £25. 4 july 1871

Father a pensioner from Knook. Apprentice is a brother to 355.

418 Stow,john, son of Robert, of Salisbury: to Charles Harding, saddler etc, of Silver St, Salisbury. 6% yrs, £20. 1 july 1871 54 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

Father is a working saddler. County apprentice.

419 Bowman, Elizabeth Anne: to Elizabeth Webb, milliner etc, of 7 Lower East Hayes, Bath, Somerset. 3 yrs, £25. 1 july 1871

420 King, joseph, son of Mary Ann, of 42 York Rd, Lambeth: to Charles William Henry Wyman, letter press printer etc, of 75 Great Queen St,WC. 7 yrs, £25. 1 july 1871

Mother is a widow; father was from Tisbury.

421 Orchard, Frederick, son ofAlbert, ofWarminster: to Benjamin Parsons, carpenter etc, ofWarminster. 6% yrs, £20. 12 july 1871

Father is a tailor. County apprentice.

422 Pitt, William Hilson, son of William john, of 1a Devonshire Place, Upper Kenning-ton Lane: to john William Fowler, working jeweller, of 2 Kennington Park Rd. 6 yrs, £25. 4 Sept. 1871

Father is a warehouseman from Marlborough.

423 Bailey, George, son ofjacob and Amelia, of 3 Edward St, Greenwich: to William Bromley, ironmonger, of 23 Nelson St, Greenwich. 5 yrs, £25. 11 Dec. 1871

Parents are from Trowbridge. Father is a letter-carrier; mother formerly Amelia Paradice. Apprentice brother to 367.

424 Bailey, Harry, son ofjacob and Amelia, of 3 Edward St, Greenwich: to William Dummer, dyer and cleaner, of 2 Deptford Bridge. 5 yrs, £25. 11 Dec. 1871

Parents are ﬁ'om Trowbridge. Father is a letter—carrier; mother formerly Amelia Paradice. Apprentice brother to 367 and 423.

425 Daniell, john, son of Elizabeth, of 24 Alfred St, Padding-ton: to john Perry Pecover, gas-fitter etc, of 17 jonson Pl, Harrow Rd. 6 yrs, £25. 25 jan. 1872

Mother, a widow, formerly Elizabeth Greenhill from North Bradley. Apprenticeship dissolved 11 March 1878; certiﬁcate returned to mother, Elizabeth Daniels, of32 Kennett Row, St Peter's Pk, Harrow. WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 55

426 james, Samuel George, son of Samuel, of 6 Lynton St, Blue Anchor Rd, Bermondsey: to Daniel A. Messent, lithographer and copper-plate printer, of 8 Newgate St. 6 yrs 4 months, £20. 10 june 1872

Father from Bradford.

427 Alder, Frank George, son of Mary A., of Trowbridge: to William Smith, carpenter, of Church St,Trowbridge. 6 yrs, £20. 20 june 1872

Mother is a widow. County apprentice.

428 Lane,William G.: to M.G. Horder, grocer, of 115 Castle St, Salisbury. 3 yrs, £20. 20 june 1872

429 West,Virginia G.: to Catherine West, dressmaker, of 14 Adea Grove, N. Green Lane. 3 yrs, £25. 26 july 1872

430 Higgins, Henry E., son of Stephen, of 2 Bellevue Place, Blue Anchor Rd, Bermondsey: to William Glover, ﬁtter and turner, of St james Rd, Old Kent Rd. 6% yrs, £20. 20 Aug. 1872

Father from Chippenham. Apprentice is a brother to 280.

431 Hutchins,William Christopher, son ofjohn and Emma Elizabeth, of 34 Pell St, St George's in the East: to A. Ohlson, coppersmith etc, of 85 New Rd,Whitechapel. 6% yrs, £20. 21 Aug. 1872

Father, a carpenter from Trowbridge, is in delicate health, and his earnings are precarious Apprentice is a brother to 391 and 508.

432 Ovens,Thomas, son ofjames, of 55 Roscoe St, Canning Town: to Richard Foale, builder, of 3 Alexander Terrace, Barking Rd. 6 yrs, £20. 21 Aug. 1872

Parents from Devizes.

433 Curtis, Edwin j., son of Frank, of Warminster; to john Smith, grocer, of Warminster. 5 yrs, £20. 11 Aug. 1872

County apprentice.

434 Batchelor, George C., son of Henry, ofWarminster: to B.W Coates, bookbinder, ofWarminster. 7 yrs, £25. 12 Aug. 1872 56 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

Brother to 347. County apprentice.

435 Great,joseph, son ofjohn, of 1 Tuffnell's Place, Astey's Row, Essex Rd: to Mugliston, gold—chain maker, of 2 Tuffnel's Place, Islington. 6 yrs, £25. 29 Aug. 1872

Father from 'Charlcot' [Chalcot in I/léstbury or Charlcote in Bremh|'ll?]. Second moiety not paid, 7 Nov. 1876, on account of boy absconding to sea.

436 Smith, Alice: to E.F.Witts, dressmaker, of 15 Lancaster Lane. 2 yrs, £20. 4 Nov. 1872

437 Brazier,john, son ofjames, ofWoodford: to H.j.jarvis, blacksmith, ofWoodford. 5% yrs, £25. 21 Dec. 1872

County apprentice.

438 Smith, Agnes: to George Davies, milliner, of 229 Oxford St. 2 yrs, £25. 27 Feb. 1873

439 Frampton, Elizabeth M.C.: to Mrs E. Wright, dressmaker, of 18 Craven Rd, Westbourne Terrace. 2 yrs, £20. 24 March 1873

440 Nash, Thomas, son of Mary, of Chiseldon: to George Wiltshire, mason etc, of Bath Rd, Swindon. 7 yrs, £20. 5 April 1873

Mother is a widow. County apprentice.

441 Hider, RobertT., son ofWilliam, of 32 Benfield St, Battersea: to Edmund Alfred Pontifex, armourer and brazier, of Shoe Lane, EC. 7 yrs, £20. 24 April 1873

Mother from Potterne. Free of the Armourers’ Company.

442 Whatley, john, son of Henry, of 6 Trafalgar Grove, East Greenwich: to josiah Murrin, carpenter and joiner, of 16 Royal Hill, Greenwich. 6 yrs, £20. 28 july 1873

Father is from Wilton.

443 Smith,john, son of Elijah, of 1 Victoria Place,Tyer St,Vauxhall: to George Box, ironmonger etc, of Broad St, Lambeth. 6 yrs, £20. 22 Aug. 1873

Father from Marlborough . WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 57

444 Crisp,Thomas james, son ofWalter, of 23 Mansfield St, Kingsland Rd: to Thomas Heath, beer-engine maker, of 33 Rahere St, Goswell Rd. 6 yrs 4 months, £25. 20 Sept. 1873

Father from Bradford-on-Avon.

445 Adams,Thomas, son of Mary, of Highworth: to john Gobey, grocer, of Castle St, Cirencester, Glos. 5 yrs, £20. 27 Oct. 1873

Mother is a widow. County apprentice.

446 Pitt, Robert james, son of ‘William john, of 1a Devonshire Place, Upper Kennington Lane: to john William Fowler, working jeweller, of 2 Kennington Park Rd. 6 yrs, £25. 7 Nov. 1873

Father from Marlborough.

447 Styles, Henry, son of Susannah, of 16 Boyson Rd, Camberwell: to Edward Taylor, roll turner, of 25 Wellington St, Bradford Rd, S. Bradford near Manchester. 7 yrs, £25. 11 Nov. 1873

Mother, a widow, is from Trowbridge.

448 Husseyr William, son of joseph, of 7 Hatﬁeld Crescent, Clapham junction: to ‘William Whieldon, engineer's pattern maker, ofWestminster Bridge Rd. 6% yrs, £25. 15 Nov. 1873

Brother to 330 and 378. Business dissolved Aug. 1877; apprentice disappeared in 1877.

449 Bennett, Frederick james, son ofWilliam, of 15 Culford Rd, Islington: to Henry john Drayton, writer, grainer etc, of 20 Clarence St, Islington. 5 yrs, £20. 16 jan. 1874

Father from Trowbridge.

450 Annetts, Henry, son of George, of Collingbourne Kingston: to james Rawlings, machinery carpenter, of Collingbourne Ducis. 7 yrs, £20. 3 Feb. 1874

County apprentice.

451 Hill, john, son of William, of Malmesbury: to john Wadley Witton, grocer, of Malmesbury. 5 yrs, £20. 3 March 1874

Apprenticeship dissolved by mutual consent 9 March 1878; certiﬁcate returned. 58 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

452 Lewington, Sam, son ofjohn, of 15 Water St, Blackfriars: to Edmund Symmons, bookbinder, of 23 Bouverie St, Fleet St. 5 yrs, £20. 5 March 1874

Father from Great Bedwyn. Apprentice brother to 383.

453 Hall,john, son of Bertha, of 1 Havelock Terrace, Peckham: to Messrs Weygood and Co., engineers, of Falmouth Rd, Gt Dover St, Borough. 6% yrs, £20 10s. 26 April 1874

Mother, a widow, from Dilton Marsh.

454 Lammas, Henry George, son of George Henry, of 5 Mary Place, East Ferry Rd, Poplar, Middlesex: to james Downton, brass ﬁnisher, of 2 West India Dock Rd, Limehouse. 6 yrs, £25. 6 May 1874

Mother is ﬁ'om Warminster.

455 Davis,William, son ofWilliam, of 1 Lower Uxbridge St, Notting Hill, Middlesex: to George Silman, coach builder, of 187 Fulham Rd. 7 yrs, £25. 6 May 1874

Father is from Preshute.

456 Ford, George john, son of Hannah, of the Cottage Hospital, Church St, Trowbridge: to Lois Case, drapers, ofTrowbridge. 5 yrs, £20. 4 june 1874

County apprentice.

457 King, Thomas William, son of Henry, of 7 White Hart Passage, Liquorpond St, Grays Inn Rd: to jesse Young, carpenter, of Clerkenwell Close. 5% yrs, £20. 4 june 1874

Father from Alton [Barnes].

458 Bailey, Ellen, daughter ofWilliam, of 76 Rodney Rd,Walworth. SE.: to Fanny Smith, dressmaker, of 58 Union Rd, Borough. 2 yrs, £20. 15 july 1874

Father is from Dilton Marsh.

459 Cook, Frederick William, son of Charles, of Chute: to james Baiden, shoemaker, of Upton near Hungerford, Berks. 5 yrs, £25. 15 july 1874

Father is a labourer. County apprentice. WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 59

460 Price,Thomas, son ofjohn, ofWestbury: to George Grant, tailor, ofWestbury. 5 yrs, £20. 15 Aug. 1874

County apprentice.

461 Young, Henry George, son of Sarah, of Warminster; to Webb and Son, upholsterers, ofWarminster. 7 yrs, £20. 5 Nov. 1874

County apprentice.

462 Tanswell,Walterjames, son ofjames Rogers Tanswell, of Sambourne,Warminster: to William Scammell, carpenter and builder, ofWarminster. 7 yrs, £20. 11 Nov 1874

County apprentice.Transferred 17 june 1876 to joseph Gaisford, ofWarminster, carpenter and builder.

463 Carr, Ann, daughter of Sarah, of Upton Scudamore: to Elizabeth Butcher, dressmaker, of Brook St, New Town,Warminster. 7 yrs, £25. 18 jan. 1875

Mother is a widow. County apprentice. Apprenticeship dissolved by mutual consent in 1878.

464 Aland, Manoah, son of Thomas, of 26 Loman St, Gravel Lane, Southwark: to George Askie, pattern and model maker, of 42 Westminster Bridge Rd,Westminster. 6 yrs 4 months, £25. 24 March 1875

Father from Bradford.

465 Field, Mary Ann Maria, daughter of William Henry Gray Field, of 2 Bennett's Buildings, White Hart St, Kennington Cross: to George Robert Bone, milliner, of 138a High St, Borough. 2 yrs, £20. 15 April 1875

Mother from Wilton.

466 Stokes, Mary Ann, daughter of Mary Ann, ofTrowbridge: to Sarah Heathcote, dressmaker, ofTrowbridge. 3 yrs, £20. 11 May 1875

Mother a widow. County apprentice.

467 Newman, Owen, son ofjames D., of 22a Fair St, St john's, Southwark: to Messrs Cassel, Petter and Galpin, printers, of Belle Sauvage Yard, Ludgate Hill. 7 yrs, £20. 20 May 1875

Father from Salisbury. Newman absconded jan. 1879, and has gone to sea. 60 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

468 Poole,john, son ofWH., of 8 Blue Anchor Lane, Bermondsey: to james Seaton, smith, of 199 Long Lane, Bermondsey. 7 yrs, £25. 25 jun 1875

Father is a clerk; mother from Wroughton.

469 Hart, Charles james, son of Louisa, of 9 Brighton St,Argyle Square, Kings Cross: to Frederick j. Brazier, plumber, of Seven Sisters Rd, Holloway. 6% yrs, £20. 21 Aug 1875

Mother a widow from Marlborough.

470 Mott, Elizabeth Catherine, daughter ofjane, of 32 Antill Rd, Bow: to George Francis Pitts, milliner, of 379 Mile End Rd, Bow. 2 yrs, £25. 25 Aug. 1875

Mother is a widow from Chute. The apprentice has been for several months in Mr Pitts employ.

471 Trollope, Henry Charles, son of Charles, of Warminster; to james Wise, coach builder, ofWarnunster. 6 yrs, £20. 28 Aug 1875

Father is a journeyman butcher. County apprentice.

472 Saunders, William, son of john E., of 8 Prospect Place, Stepney Green: to Frederick Daniel Mathew, brushmaker, of 106 Upper Thames St. 7 yrs, £20. 8 Sept. 1875

Father is a labourer, from Cricklade. Apprentice is a brother to 293, 316, and 381. Apprenticeship dissolved 8 March 1879 by mutual consent; apprentice tried in a second place but failed to keep it.

473 Hall, john Augustus, son of William, of Corsham; to james Boscombe, bootmaker, of Corsham. 5 yrs, £15. 16 Sept. 1875

Father is a labourer. Not sufficiently strong to do outdoor work. County apprentice.

474 Rickets, john Charles, son of john, of 10 College Avenue, Hackney: to E.A. Pontifex, brazier, of Shoe Lane. 7 yrs, £20. 30 Sep 1875

Father is a clerk from Ramsbury. Free of the Armourers’ Company.

475 Sainsbury,james Charles, son ofjames C., ofWestbury Leigh: to Thomas Cox, grocer, ofWalcot St, Bath, Somerset. 6 yrs, £25. 4 Oct. 1875

Father is a yeoman. Apprentice unﬁt for outdoor employ. County apprentice. WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 61

476 Webb, Isaac Paul, son of Catherine N., of 12 George St, Gypsy Hill, Norwood: to W. Whieldon, engineer, of 190 Westminster Bridge Rd, Westminster. 6 yrs, £25. 20 Dec. 1875

Parents from Melksham, mother a widow. Transferred 10 March 1879 to Symonds and Co., 107 Southwark Bridge Rd.

477 Crisp, Ann Elizabeth, daughter ofWalter, of 23 Mansﬁeld St, Kingsland Rd: to William Phillips, milliner, of 90 High St, Kingsland. 2 yrs, £20. 19 Feb. 1876

Sister to 444. Father from Bradford-on-Avon.

478 Farrell,james (Walter) Lovett, son of Patrick, of London: to Thomas Swayne, carpenter and joiner, of Chippenham. 5 yrs, £20. 19 March 1876

Father a journeyman bookseller. County apprentice. [/1pprentice's name is given as I/Writer L. Lovett in Annual report]

479 Smith, Allan, son of Hannah, of Ashen Rd, Shepherds Bush: to Charles K.K. Bishop, organ builder, of 250 Marylebone Rd. 7 yrs, £25. 5 May 1876

Mother a widow ﬁom Winterbourne Stoke. Transferred 15 Nov. 1881 to E.l-I. Suggate, the successor of C.K.K. Bishop, to complete apprenticeship.

480 Griffen, Henry, son of George, of Steeple Ashton: to john Miles, shoemaker, of Steeple Ashton. 5 yrs, £20. 1 july 1876

Father is a labourer. Apprentice not ﬁt for outdoor work. County apprentice.

481 Trueman,Thomas, son of Charles and Sarah, of Collingbourne Ducis: to Walter Cottle, shoemaker, of Collingbourne Ducis. 5 yrs, £25. 12 july 1876

Father is a labourer, wages 11s. per week. He has eight children, four of whom are dependent upon him. Candidate is a cripple and has been so for some years.There has been considerable delay in this case owing to the failing health of the late Rector of Collingbourne Ducis. County apprentice.

482 Elliot,Ada Elizabeth, daughter of George: to Charles Henry Seddon, milliner, of 11 Osnaburgh St, Regent St. 2 yrs, £25. 18 july 1876

Father is a carpenter from Bradford-on-Avon. Reapprenticed 10 Dec. 1877 to Wiﬂiam Bull, of 14 Edward St, Hampstead Rd. 62 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

483 White, George, son of joseph and Clara, of Longbridge Deverill: to Martin Brothers, printer and book—binder, ofWarminster. 7 yrs, £20. 25 july 1876

Father an agricultural labourer; has a wife and three children dependent upon him. Apprentice is unﬁt for outdoor work. County apprentice.

484 Reynolds, Alfred, son of Alfred and Alice: to Henry Bacon, upholsterer, of Worship St, Finsbury. 6% yrs, £25. 18 Aug. 1876

Father from Westbury, and was apprenticed by the Society in 1856 (242).Wages 36s. a week, and has a wife and ﬁve children dependent on him.

485 Gaisford,jane Flower, daughter of Thomas and Sarah jane: to Valentine Vyse, rni.lliner, of 20 Ludgate Hill, EC. 2 yrs, £25. 4 Nov. 1876

Town apprentice. Father, from Bulkingron, near Devizes, is a widower and a brother of 359. Has four children dependent on him, of whom the second is the candidate.

486 Adlam, Walter joseph, son of joseph and Louisa: to Walter Dickes, chromo- lithographer, of Faringdon Rd, EC. 6 yrs, £20. 8 Nov. 1876

Father, a journeyman boot and shoe maker, has worked for one ﬁrm for the last ten years. Has six children dependent upon him. Mother (formerly Louisa Dunning) from Westbury. Town apprentice.

487 Dafter, William George, son of William and Eliza: to Thomas james Harper, upholsterer, of 11 Charles Square, Hoxton. 6 yrs, £25. 25 jan. 1877

Father from Cricklade; mother (formerly Eliza Reynolds) from Westbury. Father a jobbing gardener, wages 14s. per week. Has two children, one of whom is partially and the other (the candidate) entirely dependent on him.

488 Baker, Walter Henry, son of George and Emma: to Messrs. Henderson and McNeil, brass ﬁnishers, of 193 Blackfriars Road. 5 yrs 4 months, £20. 29 jan. 1877

Parents ﬁ'om Westbury. Father has been a milk-carrier for fourteen years in London; wages 22s. a week. Four children dependent on him, including the candidate. There have been eleven children of whom seven only are surviving.

489 Moore, james, son ofjames and Susannah: to Messrs. Henderson and McNeil, brass ﬁnisher, of 193 Blackfriars Rd. 6 yrs, £20. 29 jan. 1877

Father, ﬁ'omWarminster, is a warehouse porter, wages 28s. a week. Has a wife and four children dependent upon him. WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 63

490 Shepherd, Charles Swithin, son of Charles and Ellen jane: to Frederick Dray, saddler, of Heathﬁeld, Sussex. 5 yrs, £25. 3 March 1877

Mother formerly Ellen White, from Devizes. Father is dead and the mother has since failed in business.

491 Daniells,Arthur, son ofjohn and Eliza, of Upton Scudamore: to Messrs William Carpenter and james Penny, printers, of Frome, Somerset. 6 yrs, £20. 6 Mar 1877

The father was formerly an agricultural labourer, but is now disabled by ulceration of the leg and general ill-health. I-lis means are 3s. 6d. per week ﬁ'om a club, and 4s and a loaf from the parish. He has seven children, five ofwhom (including the candidate) are dependent upon him. County apprentice.

492 Ricketts, Charles George Scaping, son of George and Sarah: to john Almond, carpenter and joiner, of 126 jamaica Rd, Bermondsey. 5 yrs, £20. 16 April 1877

Father, ﬁ'om Chippenham, is a carpenter in humble circumstances, with one child dependent on him.

493 Crisp, George Samuel, son of Walter and Ann: to William Thomas Fisher, carpenter and joiner, of 21 Goodman'sYard, Minories. 6 yrs, £25. 16 April 1877

Brother of apprentice 477. Father, ﬁ'om Bradford, is a journeyman butcher, and has four children dependent on him.

494 Baker, Frederick Robert, son of George and Emma: to William Salter, shop-ﬁtter and carpenter, ofWebber St, Blackfriars Rd. 7 yrs, £20. 18 April 1877

Brother of apprentice 488. Parents from Westbury. Father has been a rnilk-carrier for fourteen years in London; wages 22s. a week. Four children are dependent on him including the candidate. There have been eleven children, of whom seven only are surviving.

495 Vince, Sarah Lois, daughter ofEli and Mary, ofTrowbridge: to Emma jane Smith, dressmaker, ofTrowbridge. 3 yrs, £20. 23 May 1877

Mother formerly Mary Alesbury ofTrowbridge. Father, also ofTrowbridge, has been a cripple for nineteen years. He has ﬁve children, two of whom are dependent upon him. County apprentice.

496 Feltham, james, son of Charles and Selina, of Hilperton; to Isaac Hiscock, carpenter and wheelwright, of I-lilperton,Trowbridge. 4 yrs, £20. 31 May 1877

Father, a journeyman baker, has seven children, ﬁve of whom (including the candidate) are dependent upon him. No application before, through ignorance of the existence of the Society. County apprentice. 64 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

497 Hibberd, Frederick Arthur Albert, son of john and Louisa, of Burcombe: to Lewis Thomas Fulker, coach builder, of Salisbury. 7 yrs, £25. 5 july 1877

The candidate is an orphan, both parents — his father, a labourer, and his mother (formerly Elderton) — being dead.The father was a publican, and died in 1870 leaving ﬁve children almost entirely unprovided for. The mother died in 1867, and the means of the family are nearly exhausted. County apprentice.

498 Adlam,john, son of john and Mary Ann, of Stratford-sub—Castle, Salisbury: to Lewis Thomas Fulker, coach builder, of Salisbury. 6 yrs, £25. 5 july 1877

The father is dead; the mother, formerly Mary Ann Goddard, has four children, two of whom (including the candidate) are dependent upon her. County apprentice.

499 Hughes, Henry, son of George and Sarah, of Steeple Ashton: to Thomas Miles, shoemaker, of Steeple Ashton. 5 yrs, £20. 24 june 1877

Father formerly of Bromham; mother, formerly Sarah Kemp, of Steeple Ashton.The father is a common day-labourer, and has eight children dependent upon him, including the candidate, who is crippled in the legs, and though ﬁt for a trade, is not able to work as an agricultural labourer. County apprentice.

500 Smith,Arthur, son ofjeremiah and Sarah Ann, of Swindon: to George Wiltshire, carpenter and joiner, of Swindon. 4% yrs, £20. 7 Sept. 1877

Father is an ironmonger‘s porter. He has ﬁve children, the youngest of whom is the candidate. The mother has been for several years an invalid. County apprentice.

501 Tasker, Thomas, son of William and Bethia: to Samuel Dennis, carpenter and house decorator, of 18 Paul St, Finsbury. 6 yrs, £20. 29 Oct. 1877

Father from Stanton; mother from Chitterne. Father, a day-labourer at 24s. a week, has two children dependent upon him. Reapprenticed 13 july 1879 to Samuel Row of 8 Beech St, Barbican, builder.

502 Hinton, Arthur, son of Arthur and Betty: to George Dear, woolsorter, of Codford. 6 yrs, £20. 12 Nov. 1877

Mother is a widow from Upton Lovell, left with eight children, two of whom are still dependent upon her.

503 Thorp, George Dann, son of George and Mary: to Frederick Sexton, cabinet maker, of 149 Southwark Bridge Rd, SE. 6 yrs, £25. 29 Nov. 1877 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 65

Mother is a widow, formerly Mary Dann of Marlborough. Three of the children are entirely dependent on her. She gets her living as a house—keeper.

504 Bennett, Thomas William, son of Charles and Sarah: to Isaac Seagrave, zinc worker, of 72 Praed St, Paddington. 6 yrs, £25. 13 Dec. 1877

Mother formerly Sarah Culley of Marlborough. Father is a cabman earning about 20s. a week.

505 Neat, Maria, daughter of Moses and Maria Emma: to john William Cole, dressmaker, of 1 Eltham Rd, Lee, SE. 2 yrs, £25. 20 Dec. 1877

Father, a journeyman whitesmith from Westbury, has two children dependent upon his earnings.

506 Dimes, Albert, son of james and Ellen: to james William Taylor, chair and sofa frame maker, of 49 Castle St East, Oxford St. 6 yrs, £20. 16 jan. 1878

Mother formerly Ellen Pine from St Edmund, Salisbury. Father was a gold—chaser earning 30s. a week. He is now afflicted with ﬁts and his wages very uncertain and much reduced.

507 Dowse, Albert Edward, son of Henry and Mary Ann: to Charles Binion Cooper, whitesmith, of 65 Theobald's Rd, Bloomsbury. 5% yrs, £25. 15 March 1878

Mother formerly Mary Ann Culley from Marlborough. Father is a carman, earning L1 a week. The candidate is partially, and another child entirely, dependent upon his earnings. Articles assigned 22 March 1881 to G.B. Coomes and Sons, of 121 Drury Lane, general iron workers.

508 Hutchins, Robert Frederick, son ofjohn and Emma Elizabeth, of 34 Pell St, St George's in the East: to George Taylor, carpenter and joiner, of 8Wormwood St, EC. 5 yrs, £20. 15 March 1878

Father, formerly ofTrowbridge, is in delicate health, and his earnings precarious. Candidate is a brother to 391 and 431.

509 Thomas, William Davis, son of james George and Sarah: to john Newton and Edmund Triggs, carpenters and joiners, ofThe Chace, Clapham. 5% yrs, £25. 16 May 1878

Mother (formerly Davis) from Bedwyn St, St Ed.mund‘s, Salisbury. Father, a carriage ﬁtter, wages 28s. a week, has two children dependent upon him. (1880 Annual report: Candidate elected to Town Exhibition. Born 14 Dec. 1862, he was educated at Clapham Parochial School and passed sixth standard in arithmetic,june 1875. He was apprenticed in May 1878 and has been working satisfactorily. The wages of the parents average 30s. a week.) 66 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 '

510 Beaven, Samuel: to james Beavan, tin-plate worker and gas-ﬁtter, of Market Place,Trowbridge. 6 yrs, £20. 20 june 1878

511 Down,Thomas, son of Mary Ann Howard: to Latimer Clark, Muirhead and Co., telegraph instrument makers, of 29, Regency St,Westn1inster.6 yrs, £30. 23 july 1878

Candidate is an inmate of Royal Victoria Patriotic School, Wandsworth. His father is dead. Mother, formerly Down, was Mary Ann Moore from Mere. She was left with four children, and has since had two more by her present husband, who is a private in the Coldstream Guards; two children are dependent on them.

512 Tanswell, William Thomas: to Sylvanus Luke, plumber, painter and glazier, of Warminster. 5 yrs, £20. 2 july 1878

County apprentice. Brother to 462.

513 Reid, Eliza Sarah: to Sarah Ann Simpkins, dressmaker, of Sydney House, Stamford Hill. 2 yrs, £25. 8 july 1878

514 Hutchins,james: to Thomas Beazley, stonemason and builder, ofWood St, Calne. 6 yrs, £25. 31 Aug. 1878

County apprentice.

515 Poole, Arthur: to Charles Henry Kent, carpenter and builder, of 8 Paulin St, Bermondsey. 6 yrs, £30. 15 Nov. 1878

Brother to 468; mother from Wroughton.

516 Sheppard, Lewis: to john Gane Andrews, carpenter, ofTrowbridge. 6 yrs, £20. 18 Nov. 1878

County apprentice. £5 worth of tools to be given.

517 Dymock,john Abraham joseph: to Frederick Albert Pemberton, carpenter and joiner, of 56 Horseferry Rd,Westminster. 5 yrs, £30. 7 Dec. 1878

Mother from Ogbourne St Andrew. Master died; reapprenticed 12jan. 1882 to john Giles, of Derby Terrace, Birkbeck St,Tottenham Ct Rd.

518 Beasant, Henry john Martin: to Edward Power, architect and surveyor, of 63 QueenVictoria St, EC. 5 yrs, £20. 7 Dec. 1878 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 67

Mother from Salisbury.

519 Hosey, Henry, son ofThomas and Louisa: to Captain j.S. Crane, of the ship Mabel Young of London. 1 yr, £12. 23 Dec. 1878

The mother is dead. The father, formerly of Bradford-on—Avon, worked there seven years for Messrs Edmonds and Co.; afterwards in London for 28 years for Mr Sparrow, cloth-worker, White Hart St, Minories, til.l he was incapacitated by paralysis. He and his son are now supported by friends. Articled on board the ship under the supervision of her owners, Millick Martin and Co., 10 George Yard, Lombard St, EC, 9 to 13 months.

520 james, Thomas Moses: to Captain j.S. Crane, of ship Mabel Young. 1 yr, £12. 23 Dec. 1878

Articled on board the ship under the supervision of her owners, Mil.|ick Martin and Co., 10 George Yard, Lombard St, EC, 9 to 13 months.

521 Hall, Harriett: to George E Head, milliner, ofArgyle House, Rye Lane, Peckham. 2 yrs, £20. 11 March 1879

Mother from Dilton Marsh,Westbury; sister to 453.

522 Neat, George Thomas: to William Tytherleigh, whitesmith and general ironmonger, of 121, Clapham Park Rd. 6 yrs, £30. 18 March 1879

Indoor apprentice; left his master.

523 Barber, William: to Edwin Giles, carpenter and builder, of Ewias Harold, near Hereford, Herefordshire. 6 yrs, £30. 24 April 1879

County apprentice.

524 Eatwell,Albert William: to Henry Randall, wood turner, of 328 Euston Rd, NW 6 yrs, £25. 8 june 1879

525 Newnham, Edwin: to Watkin Brown, engraver, of 23 Brewer St, Golden Square. 6 yrs, £25. 8 july 1879

526 Hannam, William: to Henry Musselwhite, saddler and harness maker, of Devizes. 6 yrs, £20. 10july 1879

County apprentice. 68 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

527 Newman, Stephen William: to james Philips, engineer, of 5 and 6 Salisbury St, jamaica Rd, Bermondsey. 7 yrs, £20. 30 july 1879

528 Scutt, William: to john Wheeler, saddler, of Basingstoke, Hants. 5 yrs, £25. 31 july 1879

County apprentice.

529 Gale, Frederick: to Frederick Telling, harness maker, of Calne. 6 yrs, £20. 14 Aug. 1879

County apprentice.

530 Adlam, Mary jane: to Mary Salmon, dressmaker, of 97 New Bond St. 3 yrs, £20. 27 Oct. 1879

531 Schneider, Henry james: to Charles Frederick Miatt, engraver, of Percival St, Clerkenwell. 7 yrs, £25. 7 Nov. 1879

532 Looker, Ada Louisa: to Amelia Painter, dressmaker, of Swindon. 2 yrs, £20. 12 Nov. 1879

County apprentice.

533 Pullen, Edward james: to William Henry Mason, watchmaker, of 2 Portland Place, Clifton, Bristol. 6 yrs, £20. 12 Nov. 1879

County apprentice.

534 james,Walter: to james Turner, upholsterer and cabinet maker, ofWarminster. 7 yrs, £25. 13 Dec. 1879

County apprentice.

535 Fruen, Isaac Richard: to Sutherland Robertson, cabinet maker, of 185 Kennington Lane, Lambeth. 6 yrs, £25. 6 june 1880

536 Rutty, William George: to William Webb, cabinet maker, ofWarminster. 7 yrs, £25. 6 March 1880

County apprentice. WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 69

537 Smith, Frederick Tom: to Alexander Martin, zinc worker, of 71 Powis St, Woolwich. 5 yrs, £20. 5 March 1880

538 Brain,William Philip: to George john Farrington, printer, of Bradford-on-Avon. 4 yrs, £20. 5 April 1880

County apprentice.

539 Newman, Mary Ann: to Mary Ann Swift, milliner and dressmaker, ofWestbury. 2 yrs, £20. 26 April 1880

County apprentice.

540 Burgess, Florence Ellen: to Thomas Livings, dressmaker, of Bradford-on-Avon. 2 yrs, £20. 26 April 1880

County apprentice.

541 Chapman, William Samuel: to Messrs F. andV Head, tailors, of Marlborough. 6 yrs, £20. 17 April 1880

County apprentice.

542 Thomas, Charles Brown: to Charles Samuel Bensted, dentist, of 6 Metropolitan Buildings, Broad St, EC. 4 yrs, £25. 21 May 1880

543 Bodman, Eliza Ann: to Gilbert Edward Hunt, tailor, ofTrowbridge. 4 yrs, £25. 24 May 1880

County apprentice.

544 King,William: to William Hockey, saddler, of Overton near Marlborough. 5 yrs, £25.25 May 1880

County apprentice. Master drowned 23 Oct. 1881; lad reapprenticed to Wiﬂiam Pratt.

545 Sheppard, Nelson: to Wiﬂiam Smith, carpenter, of Trowbridge. 6 yrs, £20. 26 july 1880

County apprentice. 70 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

546 Poulter,AlfredThomas: to Richardjames Heard, cabinet maker, of 19 Hamilton Rd, Grove Rd,Victoria Park. 7 yrs, £25. 10 july 1880

Master absconded. Magistrate would not cancel indenture because Heard had not been served with a summons. Every effort was being made to serve him. Second moiety paid 10 March 1881 to Messrs Killick and Co. The Society sent Poulter to sea in one of KilIick's ships.

547 Selrnan, William Henry: to Henry Neal Earl, carpenter, of 55 Ledbury Rd, Bayswater. 5 yrs, £20. 10 july 1880

The master absconded; reapprenticed 5 March 1883 to john Brooks, of Cheldon Rd, Fulham.

548 Cole, joseph james: to George Baker, tin and iron plate worker, of 47 Featherstone St, City Rd. 6 yrs, £10. 9 Aug. 1880

549 Wheeler, Eliza Annie: to Bessie Caroline Terry, dressmaker, of 12 Temple St, Brighton, Sussex. 2 yrs, £20. 6 Sept. 1880

550 Adams, William Augustus: to john Dalby Hobson, carpenter and builder, of Gladstone Terrace,York Rd, S. Lambeth. 6 yrs, £20. 25 Nov. 1880

551 Buckland, Bertie Edward: to William Mansfield White, chaser and embosser, of 7 Upper St Martin's Lane. 7 yrs, £30.21 Feb 1881

552 Moore,james Willis: to Charles Welch, plumber etc, of High Rd,Tottenham. 6 yrs, £20. 21 Mar 1881

553 Pearce,William, son ofjohn and jane, of Marlborough: to john Dobson, tailor, of Marlborough. 7 yrs, £20. 30 May 1881

County apprentice. Mother, who is a widow, earns her livelihood by working as a charwoman, but does not earn more than 12s. a week. Candidate is entirely, and her other three children partly, dependent on mother.

554 Weller,William Edward, son ofWilliam and Louisa: to George Sydney Waterlow, stationer, of Finsbury Stationery Works. 7 yrs, £10. 14 june 1881

Mother, formerly Margaret Pearce, was born at Imber. Candidate is the eldest of three delicate children. Father is a journeyman bricklayer, deaf and not in good health. WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 71

555 Bush, George, son of William and Elizabeth jane: to William Webb, cabinet maker, ofWarminster. 7 yrs, £20. 9 july 1881

Both parents were born at Warniinster. There is no provision for the children beyond the weekly wages of the father, who works sometimes in a malt-house and sometimes as a mason's labourer, at weekly wages averaging 14s.

556 Oatley, Samuel john: to Robert William Trowbridge, lighterman, of 10 Lea Marsh Place, Orchard St, Blackwell Green. 6 yrs, £20. 18 july 1881

557 Quelch,Thomas Francis, son ofWilliam and Ellen: to Walter Edward Newman, hairdresser, of Egham, Surrey. 4 yrs, £20. 15 Sept. 1881

The mother, formerly Ellen Roff, was born at Marlborough. She is a widow, with three children wholly dependent on her, of which the candidate is the eldest. lndentures assigned to G.H.Barrow, of 7 Queen St,Wolverhampton, hairdresser.

558 Down, Arthur, son of Thomas and Mary Ann: to james Pullen Seagrave, zinc worker, of 10 and 46 Rochester Row, Westminster. 6 yrs, £25. 5 Sept. 1881

Father and mother both born at Mere. Father, a private in the Coldstream Guards, died in 1868, and the mother has since married again.There are six children. Candidate is brother to apprentice 511.

559 Burgess, Gertrude Fanny, daughter of Henry George and Eleanor jane Burgess: to Thomas Livings, milliner and draper, of Bradford-on-Avon. 2 yrs, £20. 5 Sept. 1881

The mother was born in Bradford-on—Avon, and is now a widow, with four children entirely dependent on her earnings, which amount to 10s. a week.

560 Kimber, Robert Edward, son of Robert and Maria: to R.N. and R.H. Hoskins, carpenters and builders, of Hungerford, Berks. 7 yrs, £20. 12 Sept. 1881

Father was born at Ramsbury; the mother at Christian Malford.The father is dead, and her two children are entirely dependent on the widow.

561 Whatley, Mary Ann, daughter of Henry and Mary: to Sarah jane Mcilroy, dressmaker and mantlemaker, of 9 Warwick St, Deptford. 3 yrs, £20. 22 Oct. 1881

Mother, formerly Mary Hopkins, was born at Market Lavington, and the father at Wilton.They have three children entirely dependent upon them; wages when in work 24s. a week.

562 Hart, Frederick Thomas, son ofWilliam and Louisa: to Frederick james Brazier, plumber etc, of 50 Seven Sisters Rd, Holloway. 7 yrs, £25. 2 Dec. 1881 72 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

Mother, formerly Louisa Culley, was born at Marlborough.The candidate is now a newspaper boy in the employ of Messrs. Smith. He wishes to be apprenticed to a plumber. Father is 64 years of age.

563 Baker, William Arthur, son of George and Emma: to WH. Allen and Co., engineers, ofYork St, Lambeth. 5 yrs, £25. 9 Dec. 1881

Father, George Baker, was born at Westbury. He is 57 years of age, and is employed at Messrs Peek and Freane, biscuit makers, at 18s. a week. Seven children.

564 Norris, Caroline Ann, daughter of Martha: to Mary Bartholomew, dressmaker, of 2 Churchley Villas, Upper Sydenham. 2 yrs, £20. 20 jan. 1882

The mother, formerly Martha Grist, was born at Dilton Marsh, near Westbury. The father is at present in receipt of 25s. a week, but is not in good health.

565 Watts, George William, son of William Burrough and janet Frances Watts: to Thomas Sheppard, gas-ﬁtter and plumber, of 24 Bucklersby, EC. 6 yrs, £25. 28 june 1882

Father was born at Salisbury, and was apprenticed by this Society to a millwright. He is earning 30s. a week, but is not strong, and has all his seven children dependent upon him.

566 Smith, Sarah Ellen: to john Hall, milliner, of 41 Wilton Rd, Belgravia. 2 yrs, £25. 1 july 1882

Father, born at Calne, is a wheelwright employed by Mr Taylor at the Pimlico repository. He has seven children dependent upon him.

567 Naish, Celia Caroline, daughter ofjohn Isaac and jane Naish, of Bradford-on- Avon: to Mary Ann Livings, milliner and dressmaker, of Bradford-on-Avon. 2 yrs, £20. 10july 1882

Mother is a widow. Her two children are entirely dependent on her, and her means are very small.

568 Lamborn, Charles Albert, son of William and Sarah, of Devizes: to Charles Romain, cabinet maker, of Market Place, Devizes. 5 yrs, £20. 11 july 1882

Father is a journeyman cabinet-maker. He has suffered a good deal from bad health, and for some time was a patient in Savernake Cottage Hospital. He suffers still from a bad leg, which interferes considerably with his trade. WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 73

569 Wise, Martha jane Henrietta, daughter ofWilliam and Martha: to Messrs Derry and Toms, drapers and milliners, of 107 Kensington High St. 2 yrs, £20. 14july 1882

Mother is a widow, a native of Ramsbury. Father was born at Little Bedwyn, and died in 1877, leaving his widow entirely dependent on her own exertions to support her ﬁve children. She gets her living by going out cooking. She wishes to apprentice her daughter to a dressmaker.

570 Gregory, Ernest Ambrose, son ofThomas Stephens and Mary jane Gregory, of West Tytherton: to Francis Burnett, miller, of Calstone Mill, Calne. 2 yrs, £25. 28 july 1882

Father lives at West Tytherton, and has six children entirely dependent on him. His means amount to £50 per annum.

571 Bailey, Thomas Henry, son ofjohn and Elizabeth: to j. Batson and Sons, fancy cabinet manufacturers, of 42 Brewer St, Golden Square. 6 yrs, £25. 8 Nov. 1882

Mother is a native of Chippenham. Her ﬁrst husband, who was a native of Devizes, died in 1869, leaving the family of four children quite unprovided for. The mother married a journeyman shoemaker in 1871 with two children. His wages do not exceed £1 per week.

572 Oatley, Arthur Frederick, son of Samuel and Caroline: to Henry Smith, foreman lighterman, of 10 Glenhurst Rd, Brentford, Essex. 5 yrs, £20. 29 Nov. 1882

Father, born at Melksham, is suffering from chronic rheumatism, and can do no work. Six of his children are living at home. One of his sons has been apprenticed by the Society [see 556]. The mother is not at all strong.

573 Dredge, Frederick, son ofThomas and Sarah, of Brixton Deverill: to Carson and Toone, iron-workers, ofWarminster. 3 yrs, £20. 22 Dec. 1882

Father’s wages as a farm labourer are 8s. a week, and three children are dependent on him. Father is 52 years of age, and partially crippled.

574 Coombs, Francis john: to Thomas Shepherd, builder, of 1 Fox Lane, Dalston. 5 yrs, £25. 1 March 1883

575 Humphries, George Herbert, son of james and Mary Felicia, of Codford St Mary: to Maurice Draper, harness and saddle-maker, ofWest Lavington. 5 yrs, £25. 30 April 1883

Father's earnings are 14s. a week. Candidate is the eldest of six children, who are all, with the exception of the candidate, entirely dependent on the father. 74 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

576 Rawlings,james: to Samuel Hobbs, blacksmith, ofTrowbridge. 6 yrs, £20. 2 june 1883

577 Reynolds, Ada Mary: to Henry Vale, cigar manufacturer, of 2 Victoria Park Square. 6 yrs, £10. 12 july 1883

578 Wareham, Bertha: to Martha Maton, dressmaker, of Salisbury. 3 yrs, £30. 14 july 1883

579 Green,Albert Edward: to Charles Stent, mechanical dentist, of 5 Coventry St. 5 yrs, £25. 4 Aug. 1883

lndentures assigned 15 Dec. 1885 to Mrs Stent on the death of her husband.

580 Chapman, David: to john Knight, plumber etc, of 62 Marsham St, Westminster. 4 yrs, £25. 18 Aug. 1883

581 Bowman,William Henry: to G. and E. Hays, coach-builders, of Malmesbury. 5 yrs, £25. 1 Oct. 1883

582 Coller, Elizabeth: to Sarah Ann Simpkins, dressmaker, of Sidney House, Hampstead Hill. 1 yr, £25. 11 Oct. 1883

583 Bray,james: to Messrs Ford and Tait, letter-press and machine printers, of 52 Longacre. 7 yrs, £25. 12 Oct. 1883

584 Rawlins, Isaac: to William Thomas Webb, cabinet maker, of 49 Blue Boar Row, Salisbury. 6 yrs, £28. 30 Oct. 1883

585 Smith, Elizabeth: to Georgina Elmer, dressmaker, of 16 Lombard St, Pimlico. 2 yrs, £25. 4 Feb. 1884

586 jones, Florence Annie: to james Mayston, draper, of Bradford-on-Avon. 2 yrs, £20. 5 Feb. 1884

587 Crisp, Daniel james: to Robert Dunn, printer, of 155 Kingsland Rd. 5 yrs, £20. 29 April 1884

Reassigned 26 june 1886 to john Pope Field, 155 Kingsland Rd, Pimlico, printer. WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 75

588 Butler, Charles james: to Henry Ansell, tailor, of Calne. 3 yrs, £20. May 1884

589 Maidment, Harry George john: to james Perkins, mason, of Withycombe, Somerset. 4 yrs, £25. 18 june 1884

590 Compton,WiUiam: to Robert Henry Targett, lithographer and general printer, of Playhouse Yard,Whitecross St, Middlesex. 5% yrs, £25. 8 july 1884

591 Young, Walter Charles: to Edward Maundrell, iron-founder and engineer, of Calne. 6 yrs, £20. 6 june 1884

592 Read, Annie Lily: to james Maystor, draper, of Denmark House, Bradford-on- Avon. 2 yrs, £20. 7 june 1884

593 Watts, Robert Stevenson: to Eli S. Ferrer, sanitary engineer, of 24 Elbrook Rd, St Peter's Park. 5% yrs, £25. 2 Aug. 1884

594 Mead, Agnes Helena: to Mary Ann Wordsworth, dressmaker, of 25 Wigmore St. 2 yrs, £25. 2 Aug. 1884

595 Bell, Mary A.j.: to Mary Ann and jane Cox, dressmaker, of 133 Great Dover St, Borough. 2 yrs, £25. 2 Aug. 1884

596 Butcher, james Gilbert: to Charles East, tailor, of 95 Cliﬁzon St, Finsbury. 5 yrs, £25. 21 Aug. 1884

597 May, Frederick McTier: to William john Pierman, upholsterers, of 24 Maryport St, Devizes. 5 yrs, £20. 22 Aug. 1884

598 Wise, Frederick james: to Clark and Copping, saddlers, of 22 Gloucester Rd, South Kensington. 6% yrs, £25. 13 Nov. 1884

599 Dancy, Oscar: to Charles Cash, at Messrs Butler and Hutchinson, jewellers, of 6 and 8 Charterhouse St. 6 yrs, £20. 2 March 1885

600 Chapman, Charles Frank, son of Charles and Ann, of Marlborough: to Henry james Deacon, carpenter and wheelwright, of Russell Square, High St, Marlborough. 6 yrs, £20. 9 May 1885 76 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

Father is a journeyman dyer earning £1 a week. His eldest son was apprenticed by this Society four and a halfyears ago [see 541]. Indenture transferred 6 April 1889 to john Davis, ofAvebury, carpenter and wheelwright.

601 Tucker, Frederick james, son of james and Mary Ann, of Warminster: to john Wallis Titt, engine maker ofWarminster. 5% yrs, £20.june 1885

Father is a shoe-maker. His weekly earnings do not average more than 14s. Five of the children are more or less dependent upon him for support.

602 Rudman, William Frederick, son of William and Elizabeth: to jacob Bonn, telegraph instrument maker, of 12 George St, Euston Rd. 4 yrs, £25. 27 june 1885

Father was born at Bradford-on-Avon. He is employed at the Royal Arsenal,Woolwich as a hammerman, wages 23s. 6d. per week. His three children are wholly dependent upon him.

603 Newman, Samuel Bradley, son of john and Sarah jane: to Frederick Shaw, printer, of Dock Head, Bermondsey. 6 yrs, £25. 23 july 1885

Both parents were born in Salisbury. Father is a lamp-lighter earning 20s. a week. Mother has been a cripple for over seventeen years, and the three children are entirely dependent on the father.

604 Smith, George William, son of George and Benjamina: to Messrs Hadgrove and Ponder, upholsterers, of 3 Short St,Tabernacle Square, EC. 5 yrs, £25. 30 july 1885

Father was born at Calne. For the last eighteen years he has been employed at Taylor's Repository, Pimlico. Two of his children have been apprenticed by the Society. The other six are dependent on their parents.Visitor reported 21 March 1889 that boy had left and joined militia.

605 Newman, Louisa, daughter of james Davies and jane Newman: to Charles HarrisonVenning, general draper, of 330 Caledonian Rd, Islington. 3 yrs, £20. 10july 1885

Father was born at Salisbury. He was an ex-police constable in receipt of a pension, and died in 1878, leaving his four children totally unprovided for.

606 Chapman, juanita Mary Isabel, daughter of john and Mary Ann, of Old Swindon: to john Walton, draper, milliner and costumier, of Hull,Yorks. 3 yrs, £20. 31 july 1885

Mother is a widow. Father, who was a mechanical engineer, died in 1883 of consumption, leaving ﬁve daughters wholly unprovided for, the eldest being only thirteen years of age. WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 77

607 Burgess, Maud Mary, daughter of Henry George and Eleanor jane, of Bradford- on-Avon: to Mary Ann Livings, milliner, of Bradford-on-Avon. 2 yrs, £20. 6 july 1885

Mother is a widow. Her husband, who was a solicitor's clerk, died suddenly in 1878, leaving his wife and children totally unprovided for. Mother has now four children dependent upon her for support, one of whom has very weak eyesight. Mother's earnings amount to about 8s. a week.

608 Whatley, Henry joseph, son of john and Isabella Sarah: to Robert Woodger Bowers, printer, of 89 Blackfriars Rd, SE. 5 yrs, £20. 26 Sept. 1885

Father was born at Dilton Marsh, Westbury. He is an engineer earning 24s. a week. The applicant was ﬁve Years ago run over by a tram-car, and in consequence of injury to his leg it had to be amputated. All the children are dependent on the father.

609 Giddings, Arthur john, son of Richard and Priscilla, of Bradford—on—Avon: to Enoch Wootten, grocer, of 17 Silver St,Trowbridge. 3 yrs, £20. 1 Sept. 1885

Mother is a widow. Her means are very small being only the interest on £400. She has nine children all unprovided for, with the exception of the eldest daughter, who is in a situation. Father, who died in 1880, was a farmer, and the £400 was all that remained after settlement of his affairs.

610 Chapman, Christopher Charles, son of Samuel and Clara Bannister Chapman, of Trowbridge: to john G. Andrews, carpenter, builder and general undertaker, of Trowbridge. 5 yrs, £20. Sept. 1885

Mother, a widow, resides at Trowbridge. Father died in 1883 leaving his widow with six children under the age of twelve, all dependent on the mother's earnings.

611 Blowey, Miriam Amor, daughter ofWilliam and Fanny Sophia: to Martin Evans Blackaller, general and fancy draper, of Buckingham Palace Rd. 2 yrs, £21. 19 Oct. 1 885

Mother was born at Whiteparish, and has been living in London twenty-ﬁve years. She was left a widow nine years ago, quite destitute, but has maintained herself and children by teaching and needlework during that time. She is now prevented from working through failing health and feeble sight.

612 Bailey, Frederick Horace, son of George and Mary Ann: to William Elselow, carpenter and joiner, ofAbberville, Cavendish Rd, Clapham Park. Surrey. 6 yrs, £25. 30 Oct. 1885 78 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

Father was a boot-maker and died in 1875. Mother was born in the parish of Southwick. For some time she supported herself and family by a mangle and received from the parish 3s. 6d. a week. She is now crippled with rheumatism and unable to work.The eldest girl is in service, the second boy aged eighteen is an imbecile and an invalid, and the third, a boy of sixteen, is earning 8s. a week.

613 Crisp, Florence Martha, daughter ofWalter and Ann: to Mary Catherine Sturge, upholsterers, of 22 Curtain Rd, Shoreditch. Middlesex. 2 yrs, £20. 15 Dec. 1885

Father was born at Bradford-on-Avon, and died last year, leaving his wife and children totally unprovided for, one of whom, apprenticed by the Society, has since died. Mother has no means of support, except a small allowance from the earnings of the eldest children.

614 GrifIin,Alfred George: to Henry George Winslow, baker and grocer, of High St, Steeple Ashton. 5 yrs, £20. 2 june 1886

615 King, Kate Louisa: to Mesdames Thorpe and Alford, dressmakers, of 52 Hereford Rd,Westbourne Grove.\lV. 2 yrs, £25. 19 june 1886

616 Wakeley, Alfred Herbert: to Charles David Bull, draper, of Trowbridge. 3 yrs, £20. 5 Aug. 1886

617 Annetts, George Charles: to Messrs H. andW. Rawlings, agricultural engineer, of Collingbourne Ducis. 4 yrs, £20. 18 Aug. 1886

618 Simmonds, Charles Lovell: to Messrs WT.Wright and T. Davies, manufacturing gold and silver smiths, of 145 Oxford StW 6 yrs, £25. 8 Sept. 1886

619 Smith, George: to Charles Richard Burns, general draper, of Lavington House, White St, Market Lavington. 5 yrs, £20.ju.ly 1886

Indenture transferred 18 june 1887 to Messrs W. and S. Sloper, of Devizes and Marlborough, outﬁtters. Master reported 25 April 1889 that boy had been convicted of embezzlement.

620 Butcher, Henry: to Matthias Pearce, baker, of 2 Church Rd, Leyton, Essex. 5 yrs, £20.26 Oct. 1886

Reapprenticed: see 634.

621 Ball, Edwin: to Gilderoy Wilson Scott, basket manufacturer, of 45 Old Compton St, Soho Sq. 5 yrs, £20. 8 Dec. 1886 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 79

622 House, Henry Francis: to Benjamin Parsons, carpenter, of Warminster. 6 yrs, £20. 16 Dec. 1886

623 Adlam, Sarah Ann: to William johnston, book-binder, of 38 St Andrew's Hill, London. 2 yrs, £20. 19 jan. 1887

624 Smith, Clara: to Sarah Heathcote, milliner, of the Parade,Trowbridge. 2 yrs, £20. 7 Feb. 1887

625 Gilbert, Mary Ann Golding: to Madam Anna Pottier, dressmaker, of 142 New Bond St,W 2 yrs, £20. 8 May 1887

Visitor reported 15 March 1889 that the girl had never been with her mistress.

626 White, William Harry: to William Brooks, cabinet maker, of 49 St Mark's Rd, Notting Hill. 4 yrs, £20. 7 May 1887

627 Young,joseph William: to Mr George Chivers, carpenter and builder, ofAnchor, Calne. 6 yrs, £20. 4 june 1887

628 Rudman, john George: to Messrs james and Thomas Beaven, leather manufacturers, of Holt, Bradford. 5 yrs, £20. 9 june 1887

629 Couzens, Ada Ellen: to Thomas Tuckes, milliner, of 133 Upper St, Islington. 2 yrs, £25. 11 june 1887

630 Wise, Alfred Abraham: to Philip Howard, harness maker, of 56 Pembroke Rd, Kensington N. 5 yrs, £25. 15 july 1887

631 Ovens, David: to Edward Lester, carpenter and blind maker, of 242 Barking Rd, Canning Town. 6 yrs, £20. 19 july 1887

632 Webb,james Lewis: to Samuel Holding, tailor, of 71 London St, Greenwich. 6 yrs, £25. 16 Sept. 1887

633 Moore,William Frederick: to William jackson Gaskill, printer, of 17 Paternoster Square, London EC. 7 yrs, £20. 20 Oct. 1887 80 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

634 Butcher, Henry: to William Reading, cooper, of 106 Broadway, Plaistow, Essex. 5 yrs, £10. 5 Nov. 1887

See 620.Apprentice's ﬁrst master, Mr Pearce, having failed, he was apprenticed with the second moiety.Visitor reported April 1889 that the boy had only stayed with his master a short time. Second moiety not paid.

635 Keates, George Argus: to William Sa.muel Stuckey, grocer, of 36 Fore St, Trowbridge. 3 yrs, £20. 8 Dec. 1887

636 Rogers, Reginald Charles: to William Smith, builder, of Eldon Works, Harleyford Rd, Surrey. 3 yrs, £20. 14 Dec. 1887

637 Fisher, james Dacey: to Richard Thorn, builder, of Broad Green, Croydon, Surrey. 4 yrs, £25. 26 April 1888

638 Moore, Walter Frank: to Frank Curtis, carpenter and joiner, of 11 Portway, Warminster. 5 yrs, £25. 14 May 1888

639 Crook, Albert Edward: to Benjamin Hillier, builder, of High St, Marlborough. 7 yrs, £20. 4 july 1888

640 Oatley,joseph Daniel: to joseph Duebuck, lithographic transfer writer etc, of 74 Little Britain, EC. 7 yrs, £20. 17 july 1888

641 Howard, Emma: to Martha Earl, dressmaker, of 43 Alderney St, Warwick Sq. 2 yrs, £25. 12 Oct. 1888

642 Phelps,jacob james: to john Surty, tailor, of 32 Fore St,Trowbridge. 5 yrs, £20. 29 Sept. 1888

643 Poole, Rosanna Sophia: to Olivia Murray, shirt—maker, of 747 Old Kent Rd. 4 yrs, £20. 20 Nov. 1888

644 Newman,john Henry Richard: to Henry Strudwick, dressing bag manufacturer, of 2 Long Lane, Smithfield, EC. 5% yrs, £25. 6 Dec. 1888

645 Smith, Albert Edward: to john Arundel Leakey, pianoforte maker, of 10 Balmoral Grove, Caledonian Rd N. 5 yrs, £20. 22 jan. 1889 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 81

646 Taylor, George Henry, son of Samuel and Sarah Ann, of Calne: to john Gale, tailor, of High St, Calne. 5 yrs, £20. 9 May 1889

Father is a grocer’s porter, in receipt of 15s. a week.They have six children, the two eldest earn respectively 2s. and 1s. a week; the others are entirely dependent upon their parents.

647 Curtis, Frederick William, son ofThomas and Elizabeth, ofWarminster: to john Henry Neat, painter, plumber, glazier and paper-hanger, of 1 George St,Warminster. 4 yrs, £15.10 May 1889

Father is a journeyman painter by trade. He has four children living, entirely dependent upon him. His earnings do not average more than £1 a week in the summer, and much less in the winter. He is very anxious to apprentice his son to a useful trade, but is unable to do so from want of means. County apprentice.

648 Lucas,Walter Edward, son ofjames and Sarah, ofTrowbridge: to William Collins, letter press printer, of Fore St,Trowbridge. 7 yrs, £20. 13 May 1889

Father died in july 1884 leaving his wife and four children unprovided for. The eldest child is sixteen and the youngest four years. Mother is in delicate health, and the only means of support are the earnings of the two elder children.

649 Hindon, Rosanna, daughter ofjames and Mary jane, of Steeple Ashton: to Sarah Heathcote, dressmaker, of the Parade,Trowbridge. 2 yrs, £20. 25 May 1889

Father's earnings, as an agricultural labourer, amount to 12s. a week, with a cottage. They have seven children living. The candidate is a cripple. She has been educated in a public elementary school, and her parents are anxious to apprentice her to a dressmaker, in order that she may earn her own livelihood. County apprentice.

650 King, Louise Martha, daughter of Charles and Martha: to Mesdames Thorpe and Aldford, dressmakers, of 117 Westbourne Grove, N. 2 yrs, £25. 16 july 1889

Mother was born at Ramsbury. Father is a signalman on the Great Western Railway, and has ﬁve children, three ofwhom are dependent on the joint earnings of the parents, which amount to 29s. a week. Mother and children are in delicate health, one of the latter being an imbecile. One of the children has been already apprenticed by the Society.

651 Smith, Florence Helen, daughter of George and Mary, of Christchurch, Bradford-on-Avon: to Sarah Maud Byﬁeld, rnilliner, of 5 Old Bond St, Bath, Somerset. 2 yrs, £20.july 1889

Father died in 1883 leaving his wife and seven children. Mother now supports herself and the three children now dependent upon her by charting. 82 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

652 Ball, George, son ofjohn and Sarah jane: to Messrs G.W Scott and Son, basket manufacturers, of Old Compton St, Soho Square. 5 yrs, £20. 25 Nov. 1889

Father was born at Warminster, and is a basket-maker by trade. He has six children, four of whom are entirely dependent upon him.The wages now paid in the trade, he states, are not so good as formerly, and the work is not so certain. The candidate has an elder brother apprenticed by the Society.

653 Gerrish, Stenson Herbert, son ofjob and Martha, of North Bradley: to Samuel Beaven, tailor, of 34 St Georges Terrace,Trowbridge. 5 yrs, £20. 13 jan. 1890

Father died nine years ago leaving ﬁve children. Mother is in receipt of £16 a year as postmistress, out ofwh.ich she has to pay £4 10s. for rent. She also occasionally earns a little by needlework. Her only means of maintaining herself and the three children now at home are her earnings, and the wages of one of the children, which amount to 6s. a week. County apprentice.

654 Smith, Benjaminea, daughter of George and Benjaminea: to james Turnbull Spence, silk mercer, of St Paul's Churchyard. 2 yrs, £20. 28 Feb. 1890

Father was born at Calne, and is now employed at Taylor's Depository, Pimlico, where he has been for the last 22 years.The present candidate is the fourth child, three having already been apprenticed by the Society.

655 Winter,Thomas George Henry, son ofThomas and Mary: to Benjamin Startup, plumber, of 50 Carter Lane, EC. 5 yrs, £20. 11 March 1890

Mother was born at Bratton,Westbury. Father of the candidate is dead, and the mother has married again. Her present husband, who was manager of a public house, is now out of employment, and has two children of his own to provide for besides the candidate.

656 Pollard, Henry Alfred, son of-Frederick Henry and Margaret Eleanor: to john Fleming, plumber, of Sedley Place, Oxford St,W 5 yrs, £20. 15 April 1890

Father was born at Chippenham, and is a labourer employed by the Great Western Railway Company. All his seven children are dependent upon him for their support.

657 Sheppard, Eustace Augustus: to john Feltham, tinman and gas-ﬁtter, of 36, Round Stone St,Trowbridge. 2 yrs, £12. 21 May 1890

658 Hunt, Frederick: to james Allcock, gold and silver engraver, of 20a, Aldermanbury, EC. 5 yrs, £20. 1 june 1890 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 83

659 jennings, Florence Louisa, daughter ofjohn and Ann, of Bradford-on-Avon: to james and Edwin Gardner, drapers and milliners, of 13, 14, and 15 Stall St, Bath, Somerset. 2% yrs, £20. 12 Aug. 1890

Mother, a widow, has twelve children, ﬁve of whom are dependent upon her. Father died in 1884, leaving his wife and children unprovided for, their only means of support now being a very small outﬁtter's business.The elder children are not in a position to assist their mother and the rest of the family.

660 Bush, Herbert Henry: to Frank Curtis, carpenter, of Warminster. 7 yrs, £20. 6 Sept. 1890

661 Cowdry, Ella Medora Eliza: to Helen Caroline and Richard Alﬁ'ed Moody, dress and mantle makers, of 20 Queen's Rd, Battersea, SW £20. 9 Sept. 1890

662 Hancock, Mary Louisa: to Olive Kerr, milliner and dressmaker, of 38 Duke St, Grosvenor Square. 1 yr, £10. 3 june 1890

663 Fisher, Harry Edwin: to james Woodcock, tailor, of 68 Derby Rd, Croydon, Surrey. 5 yrs, £20. 22 Oct. 1890

664 Hindry, George Edward, son of Henry Thomas and Mary: to Electrical Engineering Corporation Ltd, engineer, of Yiewsley, Middlesex. 5% yrs, £20. Nov. 1890

Mother was born at Longbridge Deverill. Father, a coachman in service, died in 1876, leaving his wife and two children without any means of support. Mother then went into service, and has since maintained herself and family.The candidate, who has just left the Orphan Working School, Haverstock Hill, is desirous of being apprenticed to an engineer.

665 Biggs, Frank, son ofjohn and Sarah, of 19 Orpingley Rd, Holloway, London N: to William Howie, plumber etc, of 15 Garlick Hill, Cannon St, EC. 7 yrs, £20. 12 Nov. 1890

Mother (formerly Sarah Holder) of Lacock, born 1851; father, a painter's labourer, earns 24s. per week.The parents were married on 14june 1874 and have six children, namely Frank aged 13, Frederick 11, Ellen 9,Alice 7,William 5, and Edith 1% yrs or thereabouts, all of whom are dependent upon the father. Frank Biggs was born on 3 May 1875 at Bath. Petition prepared by Edward R. Henly, solicitor of Calne, in 1888.

666 Bray, George Henry Alexander: to Walter Hazell, of Hazell,Watson Viney Ltd., printers, of 52, Long Acre,WC. 7 yrs, £20. 12 Feb. 1891 84 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

667 Young, Ernest Octavius: to Edward Ward Maundrell, turner and ﬁtter, of the Foundry, Calne. 6 yrs, £20. 22 May 1891

668 Waters, Herbert: to joseph Gaisford, carpenter and joiner, of 39 George St, Warminster. 7 yrs, £20. 23 May 1891

County apprentice.

669 Harraway, Walter Lewis: to Harvey james Chambers, saddler, harness and collar maker, of High St, Marlborough. 7 yrs, £20. 26 Nov. 1891

670 Skillen, Edward Henry: to Messrs Baker and Lucas, upholsterers, of 6 London Mews, London St, Middlesex. 5 yrs, £20. 5 june 1891

671 Pike,joseph: to Messrs Henry Howell and Co., cane and stick manufacturers, of 180 Old St, EC. 6 yrs, £20. 28 june 1891

672 Wise, Edward Charles: to George Turkington, boot and shoe maker, of 35 Abingdon St, Kensington. 5 yrs, £20. 24 july 1891

673 Butcher,Ann: to Emily Lucy Holloway, dressmaker, of 17 Redcliffe Rd, South Kensington. 2 yrs, £20. 25 july 1891

674 Carter, Robert Henry: to Messrs B. Parsons and Son, carpenters and joiners, of Warminster. 6 yrs, £20. 23 july 1891

675 Hopkins, Richard Henry: to john Davis, carpenter and wheelwright, of Marlborough. 6 yrs, £20. 27 july 1891

Reassigned 27 Oct. 1891 to George Bevis of Russell Square, Marlborough, farrier, carpenter, and wheelwright.

676 Gooding, Eleanor Mabel: to Egbert William Killick, draper and silk mercer, of High St, Hungerford, Berks. 2 yrs, £20. 29 july 1891

677 Avon, Richard Marshal: to William Albert Wyatt, painter and house decorator, of Market Place,Westbury. 4 yrs, £20. 31 july 1891

678 Hancock, Frederick William: to john Knight, plumber, of 62 Marsham St, Westminster. 5 yrs, £20. 3 Sept. 1891 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 85

679 Moors,William: to Messrs Wenham and Sons, engineers, of 66 Wigmore St,W 4 yrs, £20. 25 jan. 1892

680 Mullings, Harry: to The Pulsometer Engineering Company Ltd, of Nine Elms Iron Works, Nine Elms, Middlesex. £20. 10 March 1892

681 Hunter, Samuel Henry: to Frederick john Thick, plumber and gas-ﬁtter, of 73 Torbay Rd,Willesden Lane. 5 yrs, £20. 14 March 1892

682 Redman, Charles john: to john D. Feltham, tinman, gasﬁtter etc, of Roundstone St,Trowbridge. 4 yrs, £20. 13 April 1892

683 Biggs, Frederick john: to Edward Alfred Beer, sanitary plumber and hot-water engineer, of 24 Liverpool Rd, N. 5 yrs, £20. 13 April 1892

684 Cox, Walter: to Charles Perkins, newspaper proprietor and printer, of High St, Marlborough. 6 yrs 4 months, £20. 23 May 1892

County apprentice.

685 Bodman, William Edward: to Edward Orchard, carpenter and builder, of the Rose and Crown, Keevil,Trowbridge. 5 yrs, £20. 22 july 1892

686 Carter, William Henry: to Ponton john Ponton, builder, of Warminster. 5 yrs, £20. 22 july 1892

687 Cox,William Henry: to William Rawlings, agricultural engineer, of the Bourne Iron Works, Collingbourne Ducis. 7 yrs, £20. 21 july 1892

Apprentice dead, Oct. 1895.

688 Wheeler, Tom Edwards: to Harry Butler, tailor, of the Square, Calne. 4 yrs, £20. 13 Aug. 1892

689 Walkerdine, George: to George William Newbery, account book ruler etc, of Angel Court, Barbican. 7 yrs, £20. 12 Aug 1892

690 Pearce, Louis Giles: to Alfred john Pope, engineer, brass and iron founder, of Boreharn Rd Foundry,Warminster. 6 yrs, £20. 29 Aug. 1892 86 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

County apprentice.

691 White, Mary: to Madame Elise and Co. Ltd., court dressmakers, etc, of 170, Regent St. 3 yrs, £20. 28 july 1892

692 Barnett, Lillian Maud: to Sarah Heathcote, dressmaker, of the Parade, Trowbridge. 2 yrs, £20. 26 Sept. 1892

693 West, Maud Emily: to Matthew Henry Rackstraw, general draper, of Upper St, Islington. 2 yrs, £20. 14 Oct. 1892

694 Stevens, Sidney Thomas: to john and Frank Gayton, house decorators, of Trowbridge. 3 yrs, £20. 11 jan. 1893

695 Hunt, Philip: to john William Lowrie, cabinet maker, of 81/2 Morris Rd, Crisp St, Bromley, Kent. 5 yrs, £20. 29 April 1893

Mr Lowrie having retired, he refunded the £10, 3 jan. 1896, and indentures were cancelled.

696 Davidge, William Maurice: to William Hansford, carpenter and joiner, of Ansty, near Salisbury. 5 yrs, £20. 1 May 1893

697 Taylor, Florence Isabel: to Sarah Heathcote, dressmaker and milliner, of the Parade,Trowbridge. 2 yrs, £20. 29 june 1893

698 Tucker, Ernest: to Thomas Arney, tailor, of Bank St, Melksham. 4 yrs, £20. 3 july 1893

699 Bryant, Frederick Charles: to George Portch, tailor, of 4 Trowbridge Rd, Bradford-on-Avon. 4 yrs, £20. 25 july 1893

700 Dear, Charles Thomas: to Messrs W Glover and WH. Hobson, mechanical engineers, ofAlbert Iron Works, Stjames Road, Old Kent Rd. 6 yrs, £20. 21 jul 1893

701 Packer, Sidney james: to William Henry Hunt, printer and stationer, of 92 High St, Poole, Dorset. 3 yrs, £25. 24 july 1893

702 Bayley, Ellen Amelia: to Emily Lucy Holloway, dressmaker, of 17 Bedford Gardens, Kensington. 2 yrs, £20. 28 Sept. 1893 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 87

These indentures have been cancelled [aﬂer Sept. 1894] owing to the girl's eyesight being bad.

703 Cowdry, Fanny Elizabeth: to Caroline Lane, dressmaker, of 13 Clyeton St, Wandsworth Rd. 3 yrs, £20. 28 Sept. 1893

704 Scott, Robert: to Samuel Baverstock, tailor, of 44 Vicarage St,Warminster. 6 yrs, 420.1 jan. 1894

County apprentice.

705 Walters, Albert: to William Baker Stevens, coach builder, of Castle Carriage Works,Trowbridge. 7 yrs, £20.24 Feb. 1894

County apprentice.

706 Henstridge, Charles Henry: to Henry Hare, wheelwright and carpenter, ofWest St,Wilton. 5 yrs, £20.28 Feb. 1894

County apprentice.

707 Burﬁtt,Alice Mabel: to Ellen Mary Howson, court dressmaker, of 86 Gloucester Rd. 2 yrs, £20. 31 March 1894

708 Ranger, Francis Carl Edward: to Andrew Smith, pianoforte manufacturer, of 36 North Rd, Cattle Market. 7 yrs, £20. 25 july 1894

709 Head, john Ernest Sydney: to Henry joseph Bailey, carpenter and joiner, of Burbage. 6% yrs, £20. 28 july 1894

County apprentice.

710 Haywood, David Edmund: to Messrs Benham and Sons, Ltd, engineers, of 66 Wigmore St,W 5 yrs, £20.july 1894

711 King, Mabel julia: to Sarah Heathcote, dressmaker, of the Parade,Trowbridge. 2 yrs, £20. 4 Sept. 1894

712 Rogers,Archibald john Seager: to Messrs Tilk and Smith, engineers etc, of High St Iron Works, Melksham. 5 yrs, £20. 8 Sept. 1894 88 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

County apprentice.

713 Dew, Harry Froome: to john Ham, builder, plumber etc, of 71 Denmark Hill, SE. 5 yrs, £20. 16 Oct. 1894

[ajier April 1897] This indenture cancelled before a magistrate at Lambeth County Court.

714 Simmons, Lewis Stanley: to Walter Raymond, silversmith, of 179 Wardour St, Oxford StW 5 yrs, £25. 1 Nov 1894

715 Hunt, Philip: to Messrs R.L. Guy and Co., fancy and general cabinet makers, of 56, City Rd, EC. 5 yrs, £20. 22 Nov 1894

716 Presley, Herbert: to Uriah White jun, shoeing and jobbing smith, of 3 North St, Warminster. 7 yrs, £20. 1 May 1894

County apprentice.

717 Harvey, William john: to Benjamin Davey, coach builder and wheelwright, of 6 High St, Lewisham, SE. 6 yrs, £20. 19 Feb 1895

718 Mullings, George Wentworth: to Pulsometer Engineering Co. Ltd, engineers, of Nine Elms Works, Nine Elms, SW 6 yrs, £20. 31 Mar 1895

719 Ball, Sarah jane: to Ellen Elizabeth Stokes, dressmaker, of 102 St Mary's Rd, Peckham, SE. 2 yrs, £20. 20 April 1895

720 Burﬁtt, Alfred james: to William Robert Rawlings, electrical and domestic engineer, of 82 Gloster Rd, S. Kensington. 4 yrs, £25. 8 May 1895

721 Haines, Florence Arny: to Amy Dowding, dressmaker, of 46 Church St, Warminster. 2 yrs, £20. 6 june 1895

722 Griffen, Herbert Edward: to Henry Snook, tailor, of Silver St,Trowbridge. 5 yrs, £20. 26 june 1895

County apprentice.

723 Neate, Charles Edward: to Benjamin Hillier, builder, carpenter and joiner, of High St, Marlborough. 7 yrs, £20. 31 july 1895 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 89

County apprentice.

724 Bishop, Henry james: to William Griggs, chromo-lithographer, of Elm House, Hanover St, Rye Lane, Peckham, SE. 6 yrs, £20. 12 Aug. 1895

725 House, Henry john: to Messrs Benjamin Parsons and Son, carpenters and builders, ofWarminster. 5% yrs, £20. 31 Aug. 1895

County apprentice.

726 Charlton, Kate Augusta: to Ada Emily Lewthwaite, dressmaker, of Ravenswood House, Balham, London. 2 yrs, £15. 1 Oct. 1895

727 Barton, Mary: to Arthur Egerton Heathcote, dressmaker, of Fore St,Trowbridge. 2 yrs, £20. 22 Oct. 1895

728 Brown, William Charles: to Henry Robert Watts, watchmaker and jeweller, of Westbury. 5 yrs, £20. 28 Oct. 1895

County apprentice.

729 Haywood, George Ernest: to Peter Glanville Meek, engraver and lettermaker, etc, of 44, Blackfriars Rd, SE. 5 yrs, £20. 30 March 1896

730 Ranger, Edith Rose: to Elizabeth Hodges, furrier, of 14 Castle Place, Kentish Town Rd. 2 yrs, £20. 22 April 1896

731 Pollard, George: to Arthur Reynolds, upholsterer, of 43 and 44 Park Lane, Regents Park, NW. 5 yrs, £20. 28 April 1896

732 Hunt, Henry Matthew: to james Boscombe, bootmaker, of Corsham. 4 yrs, £20. 11 May 1896

County apprentice.

733 Gillman, Freelove Annie: to Miss Mary Beaven Marks, costumier, of 2 Roundstone St,Trowbridge. 2 yrs, £20. 13 May 1896

County apprentice. 90 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

734 Day, Edward George: to joseph Gaisford, carpenter and joiner, of 39 George St, Warminster. 6% yrs, £20. 10 june 1896

County apprentice.

735 Collett, joseph Herbert: to Walter Isaac Hiscock, wheelwright, smith, etc, of Hilperton,Trowbridge. 5 yrs, £20. 28 july 1896

County apprentice.

736 Stevens, Herbert: to Berkley Wheeler, carpenter and joiner, of 22 Wyke Rd, Hilperton,Trowbridge. 4 yrs, £20. 28 july 1896

County apprentice.

737 Dobson,William Thomas: to Messrs Thomas and William Edward Free, cabinet makers, of St Peter's, Marlborough. 5 yrs, £20. 3 Sept. 1896

County apprentice.

738 Simmons, Harriett Fanny: to james Chopping, gold and diamond jewellery polisher, of 53 Frith St, Soho,W 3 yrs, £20. 17 Sept. 1896

739 Whatley, Frederick john: to the West Wilts Printing Co. Ltd., printers, of Warminster. 6 yrs, £20. 12 Oct. 1896

County apprentice. indentures cancelled 8 Nov. 1900 by order of the Committee.

740 Pannell, George Elijah Maslem: to George joseph Inder, registered surgeon- dentist, of 141 Camberwell Rd, SE. 6 yrs, £20. 10 Oct. 1896

741 Harvey, Frank Edward, son of Walter and Esther: to Robert William Palmer, plumber and zinc worker, of 19 and 21 King St, Broadway, Deptford. 6 yrs, £20. 10 Oct. 1896

Apprentice was born at Trowbridge. Father is a cabman; his average earnings are about 4s. a day, and he has eight children, two of whom are already apprenticed by the Society.

742 Bishop, Charles Frederick: to Edwin Amery, upholsterer, of 26, Whitﬁeld St, Tottenham Court Rd. 6 yrs, £20. 22 Feb. 1897 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 91

743 King, Walter George: to Edward Linzey, builder and carpenter, of the Halve, Trowbridge. 4 yrs, £20. 22 March 1897

County apprentice.

744 Pearce, Arthur Gerald: to Frank Curtis, carpenter and joiner, of 11 Portway, Warminster. 4 yrs, £10. 20 March 1897

County apprentice.

745 Vallis, Francis William james: to Frank Curtis, carpenter and joiner, of 11 Portway, Warminster. 7 yrs, £20. 10 May 1897

County apprentice.

746 Smith, Clement Walter: to William Gale, printer, of High St, Marlborough. 5 yrs, £20. 15 May 1897

County apprentice.

747 Dunn,Thomas Henry: to William Carson Toone, engineer, ofWarminster. 7 yrs, £20.29 May 1897

County apprentice.

748 Barton, Ann Newman: to Sarah Heathcote, dressmaker, of the Parade, Trowbridge. 2 yrs, £20. 30 june 1897

County apprentice.

749 Hull, Olive: to Madam Eva Furber, dressmaker, of 49 Emperor's Gate, SW 2 yrs, £20. 16 july 1897

750 Taylor, Lucy Mabel: to Sarah Heathcote, dressmaker, of the Parade,Trowbridge. 2 yrs, £20. 30 july 1897

County apprentice.

751 Lippitt, Laura Gertrude: to Elizabeth Matilda jones, dressmaker, of Bradford-on- Avon. 2 yrs, £20. 9 Sept. 1897

County apprentice. 92 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

752 Wilkins, Frederick George: to Robert Edwin Downing Rudman, contractor and builder, of Old Rd, Chippenham. 5 yrs, £20. 30 Aug. 1897

County apprentice.

753 Holloway, Gertrude Mary: to Frederick William Goodall, draper, of 33 and 34 Blue Boar Row, Salisbury. 3 yrs, £20. 2 Nov. 1897

County apprentice.

754 Bishop, Frank: to Stewart james Webb, cabinet maker, of 51 Market Place, Warminster. 5 yrs, £20. 1 Nov. 1897

County apprentice.

755 Mullings, Edith Ethel: to Messrs.Walter and Slade, dress and mantle maker, of 56 New Park St, Devizes. 3 yrs, £20. 2 Nov. 1897

County apprentice.

756 Stowe, Charles William: to Messrs Garrett Brothers, hairdressers, ofTrowbridge. 4 yrs, £20. 3 Nov. 1897

County apprentice.

757 Austin, Percy Harold: to Herbert Moore and Co., electrical engineers, etc, of 3 Stratford Rd, Kensington,W 5 yrs, £20. 9 March 1898

758 Lindsey,jesse: to Edward Linzey, builder, of the Halve,Trowbridge. 5 yrs, £20. 12 March 1898

County apprentice.

759 Hopgood, Robert: to james Beriden, carpenter and wheelwright, of Durrington. 3 yrs, £20. 3 june 1898

760 Cane, William john, son of Edward and Eliza, of Warminster: to Frank Curtis and Son, carpenter, of 11 Portway,Warminster. 7 yrs, £20. 10 june 1898

Mother, a widow, has eleven children, ﬁve of whom are dependent upon her for support. Her husband died in june 1896, leaving her and his children totally unprovided for. Her income averages about 12s. a week, of which she gets 4s. 6d. ﬁ-om the guardians.The candidate earns 2s. 6d., and the balance she earns herself by washing. WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 93

761 Bush, Louis William, son of Matthew and Comfort, of Mere: to Webb and Sons, cabinet makers, ofWarminster. 5 yrs, £20. 18 june 1898

Candidate was born at Warminster, and now lives at Mere. Father died three years ago, leaving a widow and two children, who earn nothing. She has to help support her father and mother, who live with her. She is a dress-maker by trade, and earns about 10s. a week. She wishes to apprentice the boy to a useful trade, but cannot do so at her own expense.

762 Cork, Harold Reinard, son of Edward Robert and Louisa, of Melksham; to Alfred Edward Cork, baker etc, of Dean Rd, St Georges, Bristol. 5 yrs, £15. 21 june 1898

Father is a compositor earning 26s. a week. He has ﬁve sons alive, two of whom are earning their own living, and three are living at home.The boy wishes to be apprenticed to Mr Arney, of Bank St, tailor.

763 Bennett, Miriam jessica, son of William and Miriam, of Southwick, North Bradley: to Sarah jane Lucas, dressmaker, of Bridge House,Trowbridge. 2 yrs, £20. 8 Aug. 1898

Her father is a blacksmith but is out of work. Candidate desires to be apprenticed to Miss Lucas, dressmaker, of Trowbridge, and she has been with Miss Lucas some months already. Mother does occasional charting or washing, and is caretaker of the Baptist Chapel at Southwick, and at most earns 4s. 6d. per week.

764 Barton,Thomas William, son ofThomas George and Emily Maria Lowe Barton, of Trowbridge: to john Richmond, joiner and undertaker, of 19 Newtown, Trowbridge. 5 yrs, £20. 5 Aug. 1898

He was born in London, but has spent his youth at Trowbridge, and wishes to be apprenticed to a carpenter. Father was a native of Corsham, and died in 1892 after six years of ill-health, during which all he had to support his family was the sick pay derived from his club. Mother now keeps a small shop at Trowbridge. Master bankrupt April 1901; reapprenticed to Edward Linzey.

765 Hatter, Albert, son of Albert George and Mary, of Heddington: to Bigwood and Co., builders etc, of Melksham. 4 yrs, £20. 8 Oct. 1898

Father is a labourer earning 10s. to 12s. a week, but is constantly unable to work, owing to ill- health. He has ten children, the eldest ofwhom is sixteen. The boy is anxious to be a carpenter. Apprenticeship cancelled after master's bankruptcy; boy reapprenticed to Edward Linzey.

766 Harvey,Walter T.: to Edwin William Hayes., zinc worker, of 82 High Road, Lee, Kent. 6 yrs, £20. 27 Oct. 1898 94 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

767 King, Ethel Sophia, daughter of George William and julia, of Southwick near Trowbridge: to Sarah Heathcote, dressmaker, of the Parade,Trowbridge. 2 yrs, £20. 3 Nov. 1898

Father was a police constable, who died in 1883 while stationed at Southwick, where the widow still lives. She has three children, of whom the candidate is the youngest, and she wishes to apprentice the candidate to a dressmaker.

768 Thomas,William George, son ofjohn and Emma, of Langley Burrell: to Spencer and Co. Ltd., engineers, millwrights and founders, of Melksham. 6 yrs, £20. 15 Dec. 1898

Father has been employed at Langley Burrell Brewery for 34 years and his wages have never exceeded 16s. a week. He is now in bad health. He has ﬁve children, three of whom are still dependent upon him.

769 Brown, William: to William Carson Toone, engineers and ironfounders, of Warminster. 7 yrs, £20. 20 May 1899

Transferred to Messrs Toone and Gray of the same address, 3 March 1903.

770 Haines, Edwin j.: to james Barber Greenland, sign-writer and decorator, of 18 High St,Warm.inster. 6 yrs, £20. 22 july 1899

771 Love, Daniel Rew, son of Daniel and Mary, of Wingﬁeld: to Frederick Isaac White, carpenter, joiner, and undertaker, of 7a Castle St, Trowbridge. 5 yrs, £20. 24 Aug. 1899

Father was for 36 years a coachman at Wingﬁeld, in the family of a gentleman living in that village, but broken health has compelled him to give up his situation. He has three children, all ofwhom are at home, and are dependent upon him. One of the children is a conﬁrmed invalid and another is a cripple.The candidate wishes to be apprenticed to a carpenter.

772 Cole, Charles: to Richard E.D. Rudman, builder contractor, of Chippenham. 5 yrs, £20. 30 Aug. 1899

Master trading as Downing and Rudman.

773 Woods, Richard William: to T.B. Whitmee, wheelwright, oﬁfork Rd, Battersea. 7 yrs, £20. 27 Oct. 1899

Master trading as C.R. Whitmee. Indenture cancelled on account of boy stealing goods. £5 reﬁmded to Society 14 Feb. 1900. WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 95

774 Merrett,Walter joseph: to George Moore, builder, of Church St,Trowbridge. 5 yrs, £20. 16 Nov. 1899

775 Garlick, Ellen Maria: to Caroline Bernard, costume manufacturer, of 178 Kingsland Rd, London. 3 yrs, £20. 20 Nov. 1899

776 Hillier, Ethel Rebecca: to Mary Newbold, dressmaker, of 6 Cheverton Rd, Hornsey Lane North. 3 yrs, £20. 13 Nov. 1899

777 Barnes,joseph: to john Austin Cole, electrical engineer, of 15 Gloucester St, West Norwood, Surrey. 5 yrs, £20. 17 Nov. 1899

778 Dickinson, Percy: to Traies and Son Ltd., contractors (carpenter), ofNotting Hill, London. 7 yrs, £25. 11 April 1900

Indenture transferred to Robert Rundell, of Grove Rd, Chiswick,jan. 1900.

779 Ford, Frederick William: to john Austin Cole, electrical engineer, of 15 Gloucester St,West Norwood, Surrey. 5 yrs, £20. 29 jan. 1900

780 Batt, Philip Stanley: to Francis New, carpenter and wheelwright, of Chilton Foliat. 5 yrs, £20.23 May 1900

781 Day, Charles Harold: to Ernest Frank White, whitesmith, of 86 Portway, Warminster. 6 yrs, £20. 1 june 1900

Master trading as R.White.

782 Scammell,Willie Sidney H.: to Charles George Matthews, carpenter and builder, of Hilperton,Trowbridge. 5 yrs, £20. 2 june 1900

783 Wells, Walter Henry: to William Carpenter, carpenter, joiner, and builder, of Cannon Square, Melksham. 4 yrs, £20. 13 june 1900

784 Tucker, Louis Edgar: to William Carson Toone, engineers and iron-founders, of Warminster. 7 yrs, £20. 20 june 1900

Master trading as Messrs Carson and Toone. Apprentice transferred 3 March 1903 to Messrs Turner and Gray, of the same address,Warminster, with all rights and liabilities. 96 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

785 Pollard, Florence Edith: to Susanna Haworth Bland, ladies‘ tailor, of 45 New Bond St, Middlesex. 3 yrs, £20. 20 june 1900

786 Woodroffe, George Howard: to Arthur William Chard, carpenters, joiners and undertakers, of Union St,Trowbridge. 5 yrs, £20. 25 june 1900

Master trading as T. Chard and Co.

787 Bishop, Henry john: to Henry john and George William Rose, printers, of Edward St,Westbury. 6 yrs, £20. 16 july 1900

Master trading as Michael and Co.,West Wilts Printing Company.

788 Molden, james Richard: to David Williams, builder and shop-ﬁtter, of 14 Queen's Crescent, Haverstock Hill, NW 6 yrs, £20. 16 july 1900

Apprentice reapprenticed, 1 March 1901, to Harrison and Sons, St Martin's Lane, WC., printers, for 7 years £20.

789 Woodroffe, William Frank: to Michael William Hiscock, engineer, smith, and farrier, of Castle Iron Works, Castle St,Trowbridge. 5 yrs, £20. 24 july 1900

Indenture transferred to C.E.Wiggins at same address, 2 May 1903.

790 Barnett,john: to john Lewis Foreman, tailor, of 34 High St,Warminster. 5 yrs, £20. 26 july 1900

791 Sage, Eva Florence: to Mrs Sarah Heathcote, dressmaker, of the Parade, Trowbridge. 2 yrs, £20. 30 july 1900

792 Bennett, Violet Kate: to Mrs Sarah Heathcote, dressmaker, of the Parade, Trowbridge. 2 yrs, £20. 27 Aug. 1900

793 Kitley, Walter Francis: to Isaac Cordingley, general engineers, of Trowbridge. 6 yrs, £20. 8 Aug. 1900

794 Taylor,jessica Agnes: to Mrs Heathcote, dressmaker, of the Parade,Trowbridge. 2 yrs, £20. 27 Aug. 1900

Indenture cancelled. WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 97

795 Wheeler, Lewis George, son of Charles and Eliza, of Heddington: to Isaac George Hunt and others, trading as Hunt Bros., carpenters and wheelwrights, of Heddington, Calne. 3% yrs, £20. 23 Aug. 1900

Father is a labourer earning 13s. to 15s. a week, and his wife earns about 5s. a week by washing. He has ﬁve children, three of whom are dependent upon him. Candidate is a willing and intelligent lad, and is likely to make good use of an apprenticeship.

796 Austin, Herbert Stanley: to British Electric Transformer Manufacturing Co. Ltd., of Harrow Rd,W 3% yrs, £30. 23 Aug. 1900

797 Stanley, Leslie Ernest: to Foster and Nickoll, stonemasons, of Marvissa Rd, Chelsea, London, and Rugby. 5 yrs, £20.29 Oct. 1900

798 Cane, Frank Charles: to William Carson Toone, engineers etc, of Warminster. 7 yrs, £20. 29 Dec. 1900

Master trading as Carson and Toone.Apprentice transferred March 1903 to Messrs Turner and Gray at the same address.

799 Humphries, Ernest Benjamin: to Spencer and Co. Ltd., engineers, of Melksham. 6 yrs, £20. 23 Feb. 1901

800 Francis, Edward james: to Haden and Sons, engineers and iron-founders, of Trowbridge. 7 yrs, £20. 26 March 1901

801 Ranger, Mabel Esther (Gladys): to Swan and Edgar Ltd., dress-makers, of Regent St,W 2 yrs, £20. 30 April 1901

802 james, Algernon WC.: to Titt, engineer and iron-founder, ofWarminster. 6 yrs, £20.11 May 1901

803 Marks, Howard john: to john.W Hiscock, engineer, smith, and farrier, of Castle Iron Works,Trowbridge. 5 yrs, £20. 14 May 1901

804 Gibbs, Reginald F. G.: to W.H. Payne, baker and confectioner, of 9-10 George St,Warminster. 3 yrs, £15. 7 june 1901

Indenture transferred to C.E.Wiggins at same address. 98 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

805 Best,Ada: to WilliamWelman and Son, general drapers, of 37 and 38 St john St, Devizes. 2 yrs, £20. 13 june 1901

806 Boulter, Edwin: to Ernest G. Marsh, hosier, shirt-maker etc, of Regent St, Clifton, Bristol, Glos. 3 yrs, £20. 24 june 1901

807 Haywood, Frank Harold: to Lane and Walker, carpenters and joiners. 4 yrs, £20. 20 july 1901

808 Cole,james: to G.WR.Works, wheelwright, of Swindon. 3 yrs, £15. 18 june 1901

Amount of premium expended in the purchase of tools.

809 Hull, Ebenezer Harvey: to G.G.Wade, builder and decorator (carpentering), of 6 Arthur St, Chelsea. SW 3 yrs, £20. 2 Aug. 1901

810 Sutton, Samuel james: to Thomas Dawkins, builder (carpentering), of Barford St Martin. 4 yrs, £15. 24 Aug. 1901

£5 allowed for tools in addition to prem.ium.

811 Scammell, Ida Irene: to Mrs. Heathcote, dressmaker, of the Parade,Trowbridge. 2 yrs, £20. 2 Dec. 1901

812 Hall, Francis james: to Wenham and Walters Ltd., engineers, metal sash and casement makers, of Paragon Works,Vicarage Rd, Croydon, Surrey. 7 yrs, £15. 2 Dec. 1901

Till 21 years of age. Cancelled; boy dismissed.

813 Walter, Henry: to R. and j. Reeves and Son, carpenter, of Bratton Iron Works, Westbury. 6 yrs, £20. 13 May 1902

Committee sanctioned payment of £2 for tools, 26 April 1906 [Minute Book].

814 Laver, William Ewart: to R.D. Gilman, newspaper and letter-press printing, of Devizes. 5 yrs, £20. 8 May 1902

Master newspaper publisher and proprietor. WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 99

815 Carter, Albert Victor: to Frank Curtis, carpenter and joiner, of 11 Portway, Warminster. 7 yrs, £20. 5 May 1902

816 Ferris,joseph: to Stewart james Webb, cabinet maker, ofWarminster. 6% yrs, £20. 10 june 1902

817 Lloyd, Alice Phebe: to William Arthur Welch, milliner, of Cavendish House, Marlborough. 3 yrs, £20. 7 june 1902

818 Smith, james Thomas: to C.E. Gilbert, carpenter and wheelwright, of Collingbourne Ducis. 5 yrs, £20. 11 june 1902

819 Smith, joseph William A.: to S.G. King, carpenter and wheelwright, of Netheravon. 4% yrs, £20. 24 july 1902

820 Fidler, Louis Tom: to Benjamin Hillier, carpenter, of Marlborough. 7 yrs, £20. 28 july 1902

821 Harvey, Ada jane: to George Stroud, dressmaker, of 65-71, High St, Lewisham. S.E. 2 yrs, £20. 3 Sept. 1902

822 Hulbert, Herbert Hains: to Hulbert, plumber, painter, and glazier, of 19 High St, Chippenham. 4 yrs, £20. 3 Sept. 1902

823 Bishop, William Frank: to William Dodson, jeweller and goldsmith, of 223 Oxford St,W 7 yrs, £20. 3 Sept. 1902

824 jones, Laura Edith: to Emma Payer, milliner, of 11 MontpelierVale, Blackheath, SE. 2 yrs, £20. 6 May 1903

825 Rose, Edith H.E.: to Mrs Heathcote, dressmaker, of the Parade,Trowbridge. 2 yrs, £20. 9 May 1903

826 Lucas,jesse Gladstone: to George Stokes and Son, bellhanging and gas fitting etc, of Castle St,Trowbridge. 5 yrs, £20. 7 May 1903

827 Hockey, Mabel Lilian: to john Saxty, tailor, of 32 Fore St,Trowbridge. 3 yrs, £20. 28 May 1903 100 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

828 Elloway,William Charles: to Fred Futcher, portrait and landscape photographer, of 36 High St,Warminster. 4 yrs, £20. 6 june 1903

829 Barton, William Stephen: to H.W Beaven, plumber, hot-water engineer and decorator, of Bradford on Avon. 5 yrs, £20. 31 july 1903

830 Miller, Florence Winifred: to Hobden Bros., milliner, of Silver St, Salisbury. 2 yrs, £25. 17 Aug. 1903

831 Trowbridge, Albert john: to Felix G. Alford, bootmaker, of East Knoyle. 3 yrs, £20. 13 Aug. 1903

Special allowance of £10 for tools and lodgings, in hands of Rev.T.j. Perkins of Fonthill Bishop (Bishop's Fonthill).

832 Beaven, Herbert john: to jabez Chivers, carpenter and joiner, of 23 Sidmouth St, Devizes. 4 yrs, £20. 31 Oct. 1903

833 Edwards, Sidney Charles: to Henry Manning Knapp, carpenter, of North Curry near Taunton, Somerset. 5 yrs, £20. 4 Nov. 1903

834 Molden, Frederick Ernest: to Frederick William Beadle, wood carver, of 14 De Beauvoir Crescent,Whitmore Rd, Hoxton. 6 yrs, £20. 3 March 1904

Till 1 Aug. 1910, when he is 21.

835 Staples, George: to Charles Edward Neate and Sons, cabinet maker, of 24 Maryport, Devizes. 4 yrs, £20. 21 March 1904

Indenture cancelled by consent 5 March 1908.

836 Alexander,james: to George Offer, carpenter and wheelwright, of Southbroom Place, the Green, Devizes. 5 yrs, £20. 18 April 1904

Letter from Miss Milman, 13 April 1905, asking for a grant for tools; the committee sanctioned payment of £4.

837 Pullen, Florence: to Sarah Heathcote, dressmaker, of the Parade,Trowbridge. 2 yrs, £20. 29 April 1904 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 101

838 Wickham, Ulva: to Sarah Heathcote, dressmaker, of the Parade,Trowbridge. 2 yrs, £20. 29 April 1904

839 Brown, Dora May: to Sarah Heathcote, dressmaker, of the Parade,Trowbridge. 2 yrs, £20. 29 April 1904

840 Rawlings, Ellen Mary: to Mrs Powell, dressmaker, of Southwick,Trowbridge. 2 yrs, £20. 4 May 1904

See 863.

841 Baverstock, ReginaldVere: to Edwin Butcher, baker and confectioner, of Silver St,Warminster. 4 yrs, £20. 4 May 1904

842 Newman,joseph Albert: to Charles H.Woodward, printer, of St john St, Devizes. 4 yrs, £25. 10 May 1904

843 Mundy, Frederick john: to Arthur M. Walton, bootmaker, of Lavington House, Market Lavington. 4 yrs, £20. 10 May 1904

Indenture transferred 27 Nov. 1905 to Alfred Harrod, Market Lavington. The Secretary received a communication ﬁ'om Mr A. Harrod, 12 Nov. 1907, stating that he was giving up the business of bootmaker and proposing to hand it over to his apprentice F. Mundy. It was agreed to pay the second moiety of £2 subject to Mr Harrod agreeing not to commence business again within a radius of ﬁve miles of Marker Lavington for ten years.

844 Carter, Bill Cue: to William Beazley, mason, of Wood St, Calne. 5 yrs, £20. 7 May 1904

845 Cole, Marjory Cecilia: to Lucy Persis Doswell, dressmaker, of 18 High St, Chippenham. 2 yrs, £20. 4 june 1904

846 Ludlow, Francis Harry: to Walter Rogers, carpenter, of Shaw Hill, near Melksham. 5 yrs, £20. 4 july 1904

847 Gumm, Frederick William: to William Baker Stephens, carriage builder, of Trowbridge. 6 yrs, £20. 1 May 1904

848 james, Howard Edwin Harry: to Carson and Toone, engineers, of Wiltshire Foundry,Warminster. 7 yrs, £20. 30 May 1904 102 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

849 Barnes, Thomas Loveday: to Burkin and Co., engineers, of 15 Beckenham Rd, Penge. 3 yrs, £30. 1 Dec 1904

Burkin and Co bankrupt; reapprenticed to W Bailey. See 860.

850 Walter, Frederick john: to john Knight, carpenter, ofTrowbridge Rd, Bradford- on-Avon. 5 yrs, £20. 5 May 1905

851 Whittle, Edward Francis: to Robert Frederick Houlston, printer, of High St, Chippenham. 5 yrs, £20. 9 May 1905

852 Doel, Lillian Kezia, of Trowbridge: to Sarah Heathcote, dressmaker, of Bridge House,Trowbridge. 2 yrs, £20. 11 May 1905

853 Abbott, Elsie Ivy, of North Bradley: to Sarah Heathcote, dressmaker, of Bridge House,Trowbridge. 2 yrs, £20. 11 May 1905

854 jeffries,William Thomas: to Michael and Co., printers, of Edward St,Westbury. 6 yrs, £20. 13 May 1905

855 Ryman, Alfred Lewis: to j.H.Wooldridge, carpenter etc, of Hungerford, Berks. 3 yrs, £20. 19 May 1905

856 Pratt, Charles Edwin, son ofjames Pratt: to Messrs Hames and johnson, masonry contractors, of 58 Andalus Rd, Stockwell. 4 yrs, £20. 24 May 1905

Letter from james Pratt, father, 13 April 1908, informing of bankruptcy ofWH.johnson, the master of his son.

857 Merrett,Victor: to Gowen and Stevens, plumber, of Roundstone St,Trowbridge. 6 yrs, £20. 29 May 1905

858 jones, Florence Isabel: to Mrs C. Barnes, dressmaker, of 126 Coleraine Rd, East Greenwich. 2 yrs, £20. 5 june 1905

859 Kitley, Charles Richard, of Trowbridge: to Edward Linzey, builder, of Trowbridge. 5 yrs, £20. 20 july 1905

860 Barnes, Thomas Loveday: to W Bailey, engineer, of 72 Mitcham Rd, Croydon, Surrey. 5 yrs, £30. Aug. 1905

See 849. WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 103

861 Elloway, Henry George: to john Lewis Foreman, tailor, of Market Place, Warminster. 5 yrs, £16. 17 April 1905

862 Woodroffe, Albert Edward: to William Baker Stephens, coach builder, of Castle Carriage Works,Trowbridge. 7 yrs, £20. 17 April 1905

863 Rawlings, Ellen Mary: to Mrs F.L.jones, dressmaker, of Crittholm, Newtown, Trowbridge. 5 yrs, £5. March 1906

864 Smith,Walter, of Southwick,Trowbridge: to George Moore, builder, of Church St,Trowbridge. 5 yrs, £20. 5 May 1906

865 Harvey, Henry Samuel: to Haycraft and Son Ltd, cycle engineers, of 199 and 201 Lewisham High Rd, SE. 6 yrs, £20. 27 April 1906

866 Amer, Harry: to I. Cordingley, general engineer, of lnnox Foundry,Trowbridge. 7 yrs, £20. 24 Feb. 1906

Master bankrupt, 2 june 1908; reapprenticed 6% yrs until 23 Aug. 1912.

867 Trubridge,Alma Rosina: to Messrs Bloom, dressmaker, of Canal, Salisbury. 3 yrs, £30. 23 june 1906

868 Edwards, Llewellyn: to Spencer and Co., ﬁtters, of Melksham. 5 yrs 4 months, £20. 10 july 1906

869 Lewis, Herbert Daniel, ofWinterbourne Bassett: to Henry Chequer and Sons, coach builders, ofWootton Bassett. 5 yrs, £20. 1 Aug. 1906

870 Edwards, Sidney Charles: to john Holmes, paperhanger and decorator, of 20 Elswick Rd, Lewisham. 2% yrs, £12 10s. 15 Nov. 1906

871 Newman, George, of Colerne: to George Blackrnore Caple, baker, confectioner, grocer etc, of High St, Box. 3 yrs, £20. 12 jan. 1907

Master also at 11 Broad St, Bath, Somerset.

872 Naile, Arthur: to Messrs Parsons Bros., builders, contractors, and wheelwrights, of Station Rd,Westbury. 6 yrs, £20. 1 Feb. 1907 104 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

873 Gunstone, Frank Thomas: to Messrs Spencer Co. Ltd., engineers, of Melksham. 5% yrs, £20. 9 April 1907

874 jacobs, Irene Winifred: to Mrs Albinson and Miss Evans, dressmaker, of 18 Hyde Vale, Greenwich, SE. 2 yrs, £20. 2 May 1907

875 Beak, Evelyn Kate Mary: to Mrs F.L. jones, dressmaker, of Lydenburg, Westbourne Gardens,Trowbridge. 2 yrs, £20. 7 May 1907

876 Pike, Freda Grace: to Messrs Heathcote and Co., dressmakers and milliners, of Trowbridge. 2 yrs, £20. 1 May 1907

877 Wilkins, Francis john: to Edward Linzey, builder etc, of the Halve,Trowbridge. 5 yrs, £20. 13 May 1907

878 Saye,Arthur Robert: to Henry james Wheeler, ﬂorist etc, of East St,Warminster. 4 yrs, £20. 22 july 1907

879 Baverstock,Alfred Egbert: to Warminster Cooperative Society Ltd., bread bakers, ofWarn1inster. 4 yrs, £20. 3 Sept. 1907

880 Westall,jesse: to Wj. Loveday, ironmoulder, of the Green,Aldbourne. 4 yrs, £20. 25 Nov. 1907

881 Walter, Herbert William: to H.A.D. Beard, ironmongers, of 33 Market Place, Bradford-on-Avon. 4 yrs, £30. 23 Nov. 1907

882 Lewis, Francis Edgar: to H. Chequer and Son, carpenters and wheelwrights, of Wootton Bassett. 5 yrs, £20.25 Nov. 1907

883 Davey,William Warden: to S.G. Lonnie and Co., cabinet makers and upholsterers, of Southampton St, Camberwell, SE. 6 yrs, £40. 6 Dec. 1907

884 Culverhouse, Frederick james: to Holdaway Cockell, builders etc, of Eden Vale, Westbury. 6 yrs, £20. 17 Dec. 1907

885 Shefford, Arthur: to j. Edwards and Son, builders etc, of lnkpen, Hungerford, Berks. 5 yrs, £20. 10 Dec. 1907 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 105

886 Tidmarsh, Alfred john: to W Tomes, stone mason etc, of G.WR. Depot, the Grove, Hammersmith. 5 yrs, £25. 30 Dec. 1907

887 Lyddall,Audley George: to F. Davidson and Co., opticians, of 29 Great Portland St,W. 5 yrs, £40.26 March 1908

Cancelled 2 March 1909, master retiring.

888 Richardson, George, son of B. Richardson: to Darling and Son Ltd., printers, of 34-40 Bacon St, E. 6 yrs, £20. 31 March 1908

Enlisted in the Buffs,june 1915; posted to Salonika, Sept 1916; still there in 1917.

889 Dallimore, Elsie Elizabeth: to Kate Morris, dressmaker, of the Parade, Trowbridge. 2 yrs, £20. 7 May 1908

890 Forsyth, Edwin: to Thomas Carder, carpenter and joiner, of Maiden Bradley. 6% yrs, £20. 9 May 1908

Master was clerk of works to the Duke of Somerset.

891 Lockey, Christina Bessie: to Madame Florence Shaw, court dressmaker, of 25 Lower Seymour St,W 2 yrs, £25. 8 May 1908

892 Tidmarsh, Herbert George: to T.H. Lambert, stone mason etc, of 2 Kingston Villas, Box. 3 yrs, £20. 11 May 1908

893 Cray, Chrissie B.E.: to Kate Morris, dressmaker, of the Parade,Trowbridge. 2 yrs, £20. 14 May 1908

894 Bainton, Mary Ann jane: to Heathcote and Co., dressmakers, of Bridge House, Trowbridge. 2 yrs, £20. 29 May 1908

895 Hayward, Ethel Daisy: to Mrs A.E.Thomas, dressmaker, of Ivyside, Roundstone St,Trowbridge. 2 yrs, £20. 12 june 1908

896 Hooper, Clara Emily: to Mrs K.E. Franklin, dressmaker, of 13 Union St, Trowbridge. 2 yrs, £20. 12june 1908 106 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

897 Amer, Harry: toWG. Parriss, ironmonger, of 19 Silver St,Trowbridge. 5 yrs, £15. 1 November 1907

898 Maskeline, Stanley WG.: to Thomas Swayne, woodworker, of London Road, Chippenham. 5 yrs, £20. 22 june 1908

899 Bennett, Percy: to A.G. Randall, plumber and decorator, of 3 and 4 Newtown, Trowbridge. 4 yrs, £20. 10 june 1908

900 Sawkins, Olive Grace: to A. Talbot and Son, dressmakers, ofTop of the Brittox, Devizes. 3 yrs, £20. 13july 1908

901 Tilley, Frederick William: to Brown and May Ltd., engine builders, of Devizes. 3 yrs, £25. 23 july 1908

902 Weston, Ernest George: to WC. Harper, cycle and motor engineer, ofWood St, Calne. 5 yrs, £20. 20 july 1908

903 Richardson, Benjamin: to Arnold and Sons, surgical and veterinary instrument maker, ofWest Smithﬁeld. 7 yrs, £30. 10 Aug. 1908

Enlisted in R.F.A., 15 May 1915; posted to France, Oct 1915, and still serving there, C battery, 77th Army Artillery Brigade. Still serving in France, june 1918; recommended for a commission and now training in Brighton. Eldest brother (888) formerly apprenticed to Darling and Son; enlisted in the BufI's,june 1915, to Saloniika, Sept 1916, still there.Younger brotherjoined R.N., Sept. 1915, now (1917) in H.M.S. Scorpion.

904 Taylor, Arthur Henry George: to j.G. Norman, carpenter and joiner, of 63 Victoria Rd, Swindon. 5 yrs, £20. 30 Nov. 1908

905 Tucker, Arthur Percival james: to j.Wallis Titt, engineer, ofWoodcock IronWorks, Warminster. 7 yrs, £20. 20 jan. 1909

906 jones, Gertrude Emily: to Miss A. Parsons, dressmaker, of 72 Park St,Trowbridge. 2 yrs, £20. 17 May 1909

907 Giddings, Florence Emily, of Devizes: to Miss L. Best, dressmaker, of 42 New Park St, Devizes. 3 yrs, £20. 7 May 1909 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 107

908 Brown, Frank Stanley, of Southwick,Trowbridge: to E.j. Weston, carpenter and decorator, of Southwick,Trowbridge. 4 yrs, £20. 11 May 1909

909 Townsend, Hildred jane, of Southwick, Trowbridge: to Miss K.E. Franklin, dressmaker, of 13 Union St,Trowbridge. 2 yrs, £20. 2june 1909

910 Lee, Kathleen Emily, of Great Bedwyn: to Miss E.M. Challis, dressmaker, of Carnarvon House,West St, Newbury, Berks. 2 yrs, £20. 22 july 1909

911 Liddall, Ellen Millicent: to George Gray, draper, of Regent St, Swindon. 3 yrs, £30. 9 Aug. 1909

912 Hobbs, Sidney Claud: to Spencer and Co. Ltd., engineers, of Melksham. 6 yrs, £30. 6 Sept. 1909

913 Doel, Percy Horace, of Southwick, Trowbridge: to B. Lansdown and Sons, printers, of Silver St,Trowbridge. 6 yrs, £20. 20 Sept. 1909

Indenture cancelled Nov. 1911.

914 Melsom, Arthur Henry: to S.W Dowglas, motor engineer, of 96 Upper Richmond Rd, SW 4 yrs, £50. 18 Oct. 1909

915 Emm, Thomas Charles Hillier, of Fulham: to W Douglas and Sons Ltd., engineers, of Douglas Wharf, Putney, SW 5 yrs, £50. 1 Nov. 1909

Enlisted in R.F.A., 3 Aug. 1914; still serving in France (1918). Mr Douglas applied for his return; he returned and ﬁnished his articles.

916 Dunford, Reginald Sidney: to j. Mills and Son, bootmakers, of 29 East St, Warminster. 5 yrs, £20. 29 Nov. 1909

Enlisted in Welsh Bantams; became sergeant of signalling in France at brigade for 3 yrs; now training in O.T.C. (1918). Became lieutenant in infantry regiment. Started on his own account after war.

917 Minty, Thomas, of Lower Edmonton: to Alfred Smellier, smith and hot-water ﬁtter, of 11, 13, 15 Rochester Row, SW 5 yrs, £25. 20 Sept. 1909 Enlisted on completion. 108 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

918 Newman,Alfred William Harry, of Maiden Bradley: to Mrs D.j.Warr, hairdresser, of Station Rd, Gillingham, Kent. 4 yrs, £30. 6 Dec. 1909

919 Nash, Cecil Ernest, of Battersea: to Messrs A.W Penrose and Co., electrical engineers, of 109 Farringdon Rd, EC. 2 yrs, £50. 29 Nov. 1909

920 Grist,james, ofWarminster: to Messrs Foreman and Sons, tailors and breeches makers, ofWarminster. 5 yrs, £20. 16 May 1910

921 Tiley, Albert Henry: to Walter Hicks, carpenter and builder, of Colerne. 4 yrs, £20.30 May 1910

£5 for tools.

922 Moules, Henry, of Colerne: to Weeks and Bradﬁeld, masonry contractors, ofBox Station, Box. 4 yrs, £20. 30 May 1910

923 Fear, Ernest Frank: to j.B.Titt, engineers, ofWoodcock Iron Works,Wa1-minster. 4 yrs, £20.30 May 1910

Master trading as j.W Titt.

924 Simper, Stanley Richard, of Codford St Mary: to O.B. Chambers, watchmakers, of 37 Market Place,Warminster. 7 yrs, £20. 30 May 1910

925 Turner, Walter Henry: to H. Curtis and Sons, carpenter, ofWarminster. 5 yrs, £20.30 May 1910

Mobilised in regiment, 4 Aug. 1914.Wounded atYpres, 30 April 1917; now in Northumberland (Oct. 1917). Master will take him back.

926 Clack, Arthur Leonard, of Devizes: to H. Kendall and Sons, plumbers and engineers, of St john St, Devizes. 5 yrs, £20. 30 May 1910

Enlisted 7 Sept. 1914 in 4th Regiment; and to India, in hospital with ague. Now serving as orderly in Temperance Canteen Board. Has volunteered to go to the Persian Gulf; still in India (1918). Master will take him back.

927 Whitbread, Arthur, of London EC.: to Messrs Fairbrother and Co., engineers, of 86 Goswell Rd, EC. 4 yrs, £20. 20 june 1910

Completed and enlisted 1914. WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 109

928 Orchard, Frank Trevor, of Edington: to William Burridge, builder, of Steeple Ashton. 5 yrs, £20. 11 july 1910

Completed and enlisted.

929 Smith, Stephen, of London SE.: to Walter Falkner, builder etc, of 163 New Cross Rd, SE. 5 yrs, £40. 11 july 1910

Completed and enlisted, 2/20 London Regiment; sent to Palestine and then France, and now (1918) in base hospital with dysentery.

930 Horne, Stanley William: to G.R. Ede, dental mechanic, of Bromley, Kent. 4 yrs, £50.14 Nov. 1910

Completed and enlisted.

931 Giddings, Herbert Edward, of Devizes: to Messrs Brown and May, engineers, of Devizes. 4 yrs, £25. 15 Aug. 1910

Enlisted in 2nd Regiment when foundry closed.Went to India early in the war; now (1916) lance corporal.Transferred to Machine Gun Corps, 28 Oct. 1917; now in Mesopotamia (1918).

932 Noble, Sidney Cedric Hulbert, of Chiseldon: to A.j. Colborne, builder, of County Rd, Swindon. 4 yrs, £25. 6 March 1911

933 Gray, Stanley Charles Eber, of Great Wishford: to H. Mundy, carpenter etc, of Wishford, near Salisbury. 4 yrs, £20. 22 May 1911

Enlisted 1914; mobilised with 4th Regiment; served in Egyptian Expeditionary Force; killed in action in Palestine in April 1916.

934 Budden, Ronald, of Wylye: to W Mundy, carpenter etc, of Wishford, near Salisbury. 3 yrs, £20. 22 May 1911

935 Baverstock, Percy Stewart: to R.B. Butcher and Son, builders etc, of George St, Warminster. 5 yrs, £20. 26 june 1911

936 Greenhill, Clarence Albert Dunning, of Southwick,Trowbridge: to j. Irons and Sons Ltd., brush manufacturers, of Castle Court Factory,Trowbridge. 6 yrs, £20. 24 july 1911

Called up May 1916. Now with Royal Warwickshire Regiment in France (1918). 110 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

937 Brewer, Frederick john, of Seend: to WM. Cook, motor engineer, of Bath Road, Devizes. 5 yrs, £30. 30 Nov. 1911

Enlisted 5 Sept. 1914; and to India,Dec. 1914; and with 4th Regiment to Mesopotamia, 6 Aug. 1916 in 2nd Wireless Signalling Squadron.

938 Boulton,William Henry, of Corsham: to Alfred Butt, tailor, of Cheviot House, Corsham. 2 yrs, £10. 20 May 1912

Parents reside at Corsham; there are nine children.

939 Kitley, Beatrice Nelly: to G.W Usher, tailor, of 15 Church St,Trowbridge. 3 yrs, £25.20 May 1912

Both parents born at Trowbridge. There are four children dependent upon the mother. The father is in the County Asylum.

940 Grearson, Honor Louisa, of Westbury: to Bessie Grearson, dressmaker, of Hospital Terrace,Westbury. 2 yrs, £10. 20 May 1912

Parents reside at Westbury; four children dependent on them.

941 Stowe, Ernest Robert Savage, ofTrowbridge: to Oliver Hire, decorator etc, of 32 Halve,Trowbridge. 3 yrs, £20. 17 june 1912

Father, a widower, residing at Trowbridge. There are ﬁve children, three dependent upon him. Apprentice enlisted in 4th Regiment, Sept. 1914; in India. Now hospital orderly with his regiment near Poona (1918).

942 Smith, Charles Henry: to G.A. Harvey and Co., metal manufacturers, of Loampit Vale, Lewisham, SE. 7 yrs, £25. 27 july 1912

Father, a widower, was born at Bishop's Cannings, and is a tram conductor; has eleven children. Apprentice enlisted 13 May 1916 in K.R. Riﬂes. Passed out ﬁrst as physical exercise instructor, now (1916) corporal and at Bedford. Transferred to 2/2nd London Regiment; has been wounded, shot through the leg, and now in York hospital. His brother, S. Smith, apprenticed by the Society, also enlisted. Three other brothers also enlisted; one is in Italy, one in France and one in England.All well (1918).

943 Reeves, Henry john, of Rodbourne Cheney: to Great Western Railway, Engineer of Locomotive Dept., Engineer's Oﬁce, Swindon. 5 yrs, £25. 10 june 1912

Left G.WR. at his own request, 21 Sept. 1916, and joined Crayford Aircraft Works.Working on munitions at Stoney Stratford, Bucks. as engineering ﬁtter (1918). WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 111

944 Rice, Osborne, of Wroughton: to Great Western Railway, Engineer of Locomotive Dept., Engineer's Ofﬁce, Swindon. 5 yrs, £25. 15 Sept. 1912

Mother, a widow, resides at Wroughton, with no means whatever beyond parish relief. Apprentice called up, 30 Oct. 1916.Working at a factory in Bath (1917). Serving in Royal Air Force at Bembridge (1918).

945 Randall,AlbertVictor, ofWarminster: to R. Butcher and Son, carpenters etc, of George St,Warminster. 5 yrs, £20. 5 May 1913

Parents have four children. Enlisted in territorials before the war and went to India; and in Oct. 1916 to Mesopotamia, and is a signaller (1917). In 2/4th, 35th Brigade, signals, in Mesopotamia (191 8).

946 Gingell, William, of Derry Hill: to C.R. Stevens and Sons, bootmakers, of Avondale Boot Works, Chippenham. 3 yrs, £20. 12 May 1913

Deaf and dumb.Articles completed; he is remaining with the ﬁrm (1918).

947 Harding, Evelyn Lily, of North Bradley: to Heathcote and Co., dressmakers, of Bridge House,Trowbridge. 2 yrs, £20. 12 May 1913

Parents have seven children.

948 Hill, john, of Calne: to Calne Gas and Coke Co. Ltd., of Horsebrook, near Calne. 5 yrs, £20. 2 june 1913

Parents have seven children. Enlisted 9 Sept. 1916; Sapper Field Co. R.E., serving in France (1918).

949 Tidmarsh,Thomas Edward: to T. Merrett and Son, carpenters, of Box. 4 yrs, £20. 11 Aug. 1913

Enlisted in R.A.M.C., 25 Nov. 1915; now in ﬁeld ambulance, France (1917); gassed 30 May 1918; discharged from hospital, 5 Sept. 1918; now with London Ambulance (1918).

950 Tidmarsh, Stribley: to C.W Courtenay, of Swan Wharf, High St, Fulham, SW 5 yrs, £30. 18 Aug. 1913

Father, from Colerne, has seven children. Enlisted 14 Nov. 1914, without permission. Further payment not to be made. Now serving in 13th London Regiment in France (1917). In 6th Somerset Light Infantry, now inV.A.D. hospital at llfracombe with trench fever (1918). 112 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

951 Nash, Leslie Athelstane: to Eagle Motor Manufacturing Co. Ltd., of 1a Shepherds Bush Rd,W 5 yrs, £50. 29 Aug. 1913

The father, a railway porter, came from Tilshead. Transferred, 4 Aug. 1914, to Messrs Lacy- Hulbert and Co., pneumatic engineers, Beddington, Surrey. Badged for munitions work, and still serving (1917); rejected for service on account of health.The ﬁrm suggests his articles be terminated, as work is too heavy (1918).

952 Moors, Ernest Collins: to F. Horsﬁeld and Co., electrical engineers, of 16 St Anne's Court,W 3 yrs, £25. 6 Aug. 1913

Enlisted May 1916; now 1st AM-B Flight, 100 Squadron R.F.C. in France (1916); serving in R.A.F., France (1918); now a corporal.

953 Miles,jesse, of Devizes: to A. Smith and Son, builders etc, of 6 Cyprus Terrace, Devizes. 6% yrs, £20. 19 jan. 1914

Father earns £1 a week and has nine children. Enlisted 11 Oct. 1915 for 7 years in 6th Regiment.Wounded 7 july 1916; discharged 25 April 1917; still in hospital at Devizes. Right arm stiff from shrapnel going through elbow (1917).Wound healed, now going to Salisbury Inﬁrmary for another operation (1918).

954 james, Albert Edgar, ofWarminster: to Messrs Mills and Sons, bootmakers, of 29 East St,Warminster. 4 yrs, £20. 18 june 1914

Father, from Warniinster, dead; two children. Class C; serving as bootmaker in R.F.C. and now at Gosport (1917). Still at Gosport as bootmaker in R.F.C. School (1918).

955 Player, Arthur William, ofWarminster: to Messrs R. Butcher and Son, builders etc, of George St,Warminster. 6% yrs, £20. 18 june 1914

Father from Warnunster; three childten.joined up in jan. 1918 and now in Suffolk (1918).

956 Newman, Henry, of Potterne: to H.L. Burden, carpenters etc, of the Butts, Potterne, Devizes. 5 yrs, £20. 19 june 1914

Father from Potterne; both parents dead; six children.Apprentice enlisted 20 April 1915, now in Delhi (1917).Wounded in April 1918, but now in Egypt (1918).

957 Feltham, Arthur Henry, of Hilperton: to C.G. Matthews, builder etc, of Hilperton,Trowbridge. 5 yrs, £20. 19 june 1914 Father from Hilperton; eight children dependent on him. Still serving, but Grade 3 and exempted until 30 Dec. (1918). WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 113

958 Wootton,William Franklin: to Uriah VI/hite and Son, farriers etc, ofWeyrnouth St,Warminster. 4 yrs, £20. 30 june 1914

Father, a police pensioner, from Warnunster; four children. Apprentice enlisted and mobilised 4 Aug. 1914; in 4th, and went to India. Still there, as a bandsman (1917). In India with band of the 4th Regiment (1918).

959 Gleed, Roland Robert, of Purton: to T. and E. Sanders, tailors, of 153-4Victoria Rd, Swindon. 3 yrs, £25. 16 july 1914

Father from Purton.The boy, a cripple, apprenticed as a tailor. Left nearly 12 months ago on completion of articles, and is a permanent cripple.

960 Moules, Leonard Walter Roger: to Geo. Cooling and Sons, seed merchants and nurserymen, of 11 Northgate St, Bath, Somerset. 3 yrs, £20. 20 july 1914

Father from Colerne; seven children.Apprenticed as a gardener. County apprentice.joined up May 1916, now with Royal Fusiliers in France (1917). Reported missing in April 1918 and not since heard of (1918).

961 Gardiner, Edgar Wilfred: to Messrs Foreman and Sons, tailors, of 55 Stallard St, Trowbridge. 4 yrs, £25. 21 july 1914

Deaf and dumb; still serving (1917).Articles completed but still employed (1918).

962 Penn,Wilfred Charles, ofWarminster: to Messrs F. Curtis and Son, builders etc, ofWarminster. 6 yrs, £20. 30 june 1914

Parents have six children. joined Hants. Carabineers in 1917; now en route for Egypt (M.G Section) (1917).

963 Tinnams, Hedley Frederick: to R. and Reeves and Son Ltd., agricultural engineers and ironfounders, of Bratton Iron Works,Westbury. 6 yrs, £16. 7 july 1915

Father, from Imber, died leaving a widow and two children. £5 for tools, Dec. 1915. Still serving; not of military age (1917). Still with Reeves and Son, but has protection certiﬁcate (1918).

964 Wootton, Percy Henry: to j. Mills and Son, bootmakers, of 29 East St, Warminster. 4 yrs, £20. 7 Aug. 1915

Father, police pensioner, ﬁ'om Warminster; four children. Still serving (1918), unﬁt for military SCFVICC. 114 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

965 Rice, Albert Edward: to Great Western Railway, engineers, of Engineer's Office, Locomotive Department, Swindon. 5 yrs, £25. 19 Aug. 1915

Father, from Wroughton, died leaving a widow and ﬁve children. County apprentice. Still serving (1917); holds a retention card. In Gloucester Regiment in France (1918).

966 Moules, Sidney Albert, of Colerne: to E.C. Richards, mason, of Thornwood, Box. 3 yrs, £20. 1 Aug. 1914

Father from Colerne; seven children. The apprentice's articles were not received until Oct. 1915. Employer enlisted; works closed Dec. 1915. Moules enlisted july 1916, gunner R.F.A., now on his way to Mesopotamia (1917). In R.F.A. expeditionary force (1918). Resumed apprenticeship ljuly 1920. £5 to father,july 1920, for tools.

967 Mead, Margaret: to Mrs E.G. Smith, costumiers etc, of 1 Willow Vale, Frome, Somerset. 2 yrs, £30. 7 Feb. 1916

Father, from Chapmanslade, an ex-police sergeant; eleven children. County apprentice. Making good progress (1918).

968 Horton, Arthur Thomas: to Percy Witts, bootmaker, of 35 Fleet St, Swindon. 5 yrs, £30. 27 Nov. 1915

County apprentice, deaf and dumb. Father from Stratton St Margaret; wife died 1912, leaving seven children. Still serving and going on satisfactorily (1917).

969 Taplin, Arthur Herbert: to L.j. Bigwood, ironmonger, of High St, Melksham. 3 yrs, £20. 27 April 1916

With West Somerset Yeomanry at Athlone, Ireland (1918).

970 Naish, George William: to G.N. Haden and Sons, engineers, ofTrowbridge. 6 yrs, £20. 1 May 1916

Not of military age, but working on war work (1918).

971 Tanner, Edward George: to E. Linzey and Son, builders, of Trowbridge. 4 yrs, £20. 3 May 1916

Still serving, not of military age (1918).

972 johnson,john Alfred: to j. Merritt and Son, builders, of Box. 5 yrs, £20. 12 May 1916

Indenture cancelled, April 1918. WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 115

973 Rawlings,Victor Henry Edward: to K.T.S. Piano Company, musical instrument makers, ofWarminster. 2 yrs, £20. 1 july 1916

974 Burgess, Arthur john: to R. and Reeves and Son Ltd., ironfounders, of Westbury. 5 yrs, £16. 8 june 1917

Indenture cancelled on medical certiﬁcate before second moiety paid.

975 Pearce, Donald F.F.: to WM. Cook, motor engineer, of Devizes. 5 yrs, £30. 1 Aug. 1917

976 Bailey, William B.: to j.j. Stevens, carpenter, of 4 Northgate St, Devizes. 4 yrs, £20. 27 April 1918

977 Chapman, William john: to R. and j. Reeves and Son Ltd., ironfounders, of Westbury 5 yrs, £16. 14 May 1918

978 Yockney, Rhoda Louisa: to Miss E.M. Hayward, dressmaker, of Marlborough. 2 yrs, £20. 1 june 1918

979 Wills, Percival W: to Curtis and Son, builders, ofWarminster. 6 yrs, £30. 1 Aug. 1919

980 Bailey, Hubert E.: to William Mundy, carpenter and wheelwright, ofWishford. 6 yrs, £30. 1 Aug. 1919

981 Merritt,Arthur T.: to josephj. Stevens, builder, of 4 Northgate St, Devizes. 5 yrs, £25. 16july 1920

Father from Nursteed, Devizes, a leather sales tradesman; three children. Granted £5 for tools.

982 Cockrell, Frederick C.: to Frederick W Butcher, builder, of George St, Warminster. 6 yrs, £30. 10july 1920

Father, ﬁ'om Warminster, a builder's labourer; three children.

983 Dew, Arthur E.: to james E. Spratt, motor engineer, of Stallard's Garage, Trowbridge. 6 yrs, £30. 10 july 1920 116 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

Father, ﬁ'om Trowbridge, a wheelwright, but father and mother both in ill-health and unable to work regularly; one child.

984 Pearce, Dennis Edgar: to Hancock and Roberts, founders, of Innox Foundry, Trowbridge. 6 yrs, £40. 30 April 1920

Father died before child was born and mother subsequently. Only child, brought up by grandmother.

985 Marshall, Percy james: to Edward Mills, bootmaker, of East St,Warminster. 4 yrs, £45. 13 Sept. 1920

Father ﬁ'om Kingston Deverill, a carter, dead; two children.

986 Yockney, Godfrey H.: to Thomas E. Leadley, builder, of 100 High St, Marlborough. 5 yrs, £30. 25 Sept. 1920

Father from Marlborough, a house-painter; ten children. £15, part of the premium, was paid to the Society by Rev W Henderson, rector of Kingston Deverill.

987 Moon,john: to WH.White, carpenter, of Bradford Rd,Trowbridge. 2 yrs, £30. 12 Oct. 1920

Father a telephone operator. Both parents dead; three children.

988 Gibbs,Walter: to Charles G. Matthews, builder, of Hilperton,Trowbridge. 3 yrs, £30. 1jan. 1921

Father ﬁ'om Hilperton, a shepherd; ten children.

989 Newman, William A.: to john T. Parsons. j.P, builder, ofWestbury. 4 yrs, £20. 1 jan. 1921

Father ﬁ'om Bratton, a blast-furnace worker; two children.

990 Yandell, Leslie j.: to E. Linzey and Son, builders, of Trowbridge. 5 yrs, £30. 24 jan. 1921

Father, a maltster ﬁ'om Trowbridge, dead; only child.

991 Walker, Albert H.: to j. and E. Russell, tailors, of Marlborough. 4 yrs, £50. 1 March 1921 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 117

Father from Ogbourne St Andrew, a carter; the second of seven children.The boy has been in ﬁve hospitals and has undergone seven operations, and is not ﬁt to work on a farm again, being a cripple.

992 Philpott, Robert H.: to William H. Huntley, carpenter, of Honeystreet (Honey St), Marlborough. 5 yrs, £20. 16 May 1921

993 Guy, Horace F.: to Alﬁ'ed Merritt, builder, of Box. 4 yrs, £30. 1 Oct. 1921

994 Burt, Cyril E.: to F: Rendell and Sons, builders, ofjohn St, Devizes. 5 yrs, £25. 1 Nov. 1921

995 Dance, Walter W: to T.E. Leadley, builder, of High St, Marlborough. 5 yrs, £30. 30 jan. 1922

996 Ham, Bertrand E: to j.H. Hughes, clerk of works, Longleat. 6 yrs, £40. 1 june 1922

997 Bartlett, Charles G.: to F: Rendell and Sons, builders, ofjohn St, Devizes. 5 yrs, £25. 1july 1922

998 Plank, Lawrence S.: to W.G. Elisha, tailor, of 7 High St, Market Lavington. 4 yrs, £25. 19june 1922

Elisha died Feb. 1924; apprentice transferred to Parson and Son, Devizes

999 Godden, Bob: to F. Rendell and Son, builders, ofjohn St, Devizes. 5 yrs, £25. 1 june 1922

1000 Plowman, George H.: to Wessex Motors Ltd., motor engineers, of Salisbury. 4 yrs, £31 10s. 14 Aug. 1922

1001 Webb, Reginald: to F. Curtis and Son, builders, of 11 Portway,Warminster. 6 yrs, £40. 1 june 1922

1002 Cox,joseph H.: to Duck, Son and Pinker Ltd., piano merchants, of Swindon. 5 yrs, £25. 30 Oct. 1922 Additional £5 for tools. 118 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

1003 Allen, Charles W: to Linzey and Son, builders, of Trowbridge. 5 yrs, £30. 17 Nov. 1922

1004 jenkins, C. Ivor: to T.A. Bush, motor engineers, of Pulteney Mews, Bath, Somerset. 5 yrs, £30. 22 jan. 1923

Cancelled [no date].

1005 Little, Gordon F.: to T.l. Stevens, carpenter, of 4 Northgate St, Devizes. 5 yrs, £25. 3 April 1923

1006 Brown, H.j. Hillier: to F. Rendell and Sons, builders, ofjohn St, Devizes. 5 yrs, £25. 9 May 1923

EXHIBITIONERS

A1 Hale, Emily Maud, daughter ofWilliam and Emily Flora, of Devizes. 1881.

Elected to a county exhibition. Father is a gardener earning 25s. a week. She passed the sixth standard in arithmetic at St Peter's School, Devizes, and has attended the School of Science and Art at Devizes, where she has shown exceptional ability. It is intended by the candidate's parents to make designing for art manufacture her means of livelihood, for which avocation, if she is enabled to get proper instruction, she is peculiarly fitted. In May 1881 she passed Grade II Government Examination, and in April last her works, four in number, consisting amongst others, a group of models painted in sepia, were accepted by the Science and Art Department for an art teacher's Certificate. In the local competition she gained a second prize in the first class.Twenty— seven of her paintings and designs were sent to South Kensington in April for examination but the results have not yet been received. [1882 Annual Report]

A2 Beasant, Henry john. 1882

Obtained a certificate for wood-work at the King's College Examination, and a prize for perspective, a certificate for plane geometry and a certificate for model drawing; which entitles him to a fiull certificate of the Grade II Art of the Science and Art Department at South Kensington. I-le also obtained a certificate for elementary building construction at the same institution. WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 119

A3 Thomas,William Davis. 1882

Apprentice 509. [1880 Annual report:] Candidate elected to Town Exhibition. Born 14 Dec. 1862, he was educated at Clapham Parochial School and passed sixth standard in arithmetic, june 1875. He was apprenticed in May 1878 and has been working satisfactorily. At the examinations for the Night Schools of Science and Art (Battersea) held May 1879 he obtained second class certiﬁcate for success in practical and plane geometry, and also in building construction and drawing.The candidate desires to attend the Battersea classes until May, and after attend lectures at King's College, London.

A4 Holmes, Catherine Mary. 1889

CANDIDATES WHO FAILED TO GAIN APPRENTICESHIPS

B1 Wody, Robert, son of Robert and Ann, of China Court, Lambeth. 1823

Candidate in 1823, not elected. Parents from Bradford, with four children.

B2 Bodman, Henry. 1830

Father from Bremhill. Unsuccessﬁil.

B3 Austin, Henry. 1830

A native ofWestbury. Unsuccessful.

B4 Oakey, Nathaniel. 1830

Mother from Fiﬁeld. Unsuccessful.

B5 Haynes,john Ferand. 1830

Parents ﬁ'om Warniinster. Unsuccessﬁil [possibly brother to B13].

B6 Gilmore, Walter.’ 1832

Candidate in 1832, not elected. Father from Marlborough, and mother from Swindon.

B7 Purnell, Edmund. 1832

Candidate in 1832, not elected. Mother from East Krioyle [possibly brother of 68 and 113]. 120 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

B8 Croom,john james. 1832

Candidate in 1832, not elected. Father from Melksham.

B9 Evans,William Henry. 1832

Candidate in 1832, not elected. Parents from Marlborough.

B10 Axford,james. 1835

Father from Melksham. Unsuccessful.

B11 Vezey, Henry. 1835

Father from Melksham, mother from Wolverton. Unsuccessful.

B12 Gillingham, Elizabeth. 1835

Father from Tisbury, mother ﬁ-om Marlborough. Unsuccessﬁil [possibly sister to 93].

B13 Haynes, Edwin Washington. 1835

Father from Warnunster. Unsuccessﬁil [possibly brother to 119, 148 and B5].

B14 Moffatt,William. 1835

Father from Warniinster, mother from Bratton. Unsuccessful.

B15 Spicer, Richard Thomas. 1835

Father from Preshute. Unsuccessful [possibly brother to 65].

B16 Edds,john. 1836

Parents from Dilton. Unsuccessﬁil.

B17 Roberts, Isaac. 1836

Mother ﬁ'om Atworth. Unsuccessful [possibly brother to 52].

B18 Dare, Robert. 1839

Both parents from near Swindon. Unsuccessful [see 120]. WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 121

B19 Stevens,john. 1839

Mother a widow, father from Bradford. Unsuccessful.

B20 Boucher, Henry. 1839

Mother from Sutton Veny. Unsuccessful.

B21 White, George, son of George and Elizabeth. 1844

Father ﬁ'om Bromham, mother (formerly Elizabeth Swatton) from All Cannings. Unsuccessﬁil Brother of 216.

B22 Applegate, Stephen. 1844

Applicant an orphan; parents from Westbury Unsuccessﬁil [possibly brother to 152].

B23 Fryer, William Thomas. 1844

Father from Trowbridge. Unsuccessﬁil.

B24 Deacon, Samuel. 1844

Father from North Bradley, mother ﬁ'om Trowbridge, where candidate was born. Unsuccessful

B25 Kemp,john Rymill. 1844

Father from Melksham. Unsuccessﬁil.

B26 Mason,john Watts. 1844

Both parents from Westbury Unsuccessﬁil.

B27 Hayes,Thomas Stead. 1844

Father from Malmesbury. Unsuccessful.

B28 Harding,james. 1844

Father from Hindon. Unsuccessﬁil.

B29 Dix,john. 1844

Father from Bradford. Unsuccessful. 122 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

B30 Haines,William Frederick. 1844

Father from Warminster. Unsuccessﬁil [possibly brother to 167].

B31 Barton,joseph. 1846

Candidate in 1846, not elected. Mother from Shrewton.

B32 Townsend, George. 1846

Candidate in 1846, not elected. Mother from Melksham [possibly brother to 105].

B33 Clare, Thomas Richard. 1846 Candidate in 1846, not elected. Father from Warminster.

B34 Toop, Charles, son of Nelson and Phoebe (Martha). 1855

Parents from Westbury: mother Phoebe or Martha Ayers; father, a journeyman shoemaker, ﬁnds great difﬁculty in maintaining so large a family, the eldest ofwhom is sixteen. Nine children in farnily; candidate was age 14 in Aug. 1855. Unsuccessful candidate.

B35 Higgins, Edward S., son of Stephen and jane Helen. 1855

Father, from Chippenham, is a labourer; his children are dependent on him. Candidate is the eldest and was at the parish school for four years, afterwards at a school in Bath for a twelve- month. Mother (jane Ellen Smith) from Corsham. Five children in family; candidate was age 14 in jan. 1856.Application not successﬁil.

B36 Telling, Frederick, son ofjonathan and Ann. 1876

Parents are of Cricklade. Father is a labourer and has eight children; mother is dead. No application before as the candidate and his friends were ignorant of the existence ofthe Society.

B37 Newton, William Wilmot, son of Thomas and Maria, of South Newton, Salisbury. 1876

Candidate in 1874, not elected. The candidate is a cripple owing to a chill. Father works on the roads and has ﬁve children.This application was made in 1874, and since then the rule as to age has been modiﬁed, and comes now into operation.

B38 Griflin, Henry, son of George and jane. 1876

Application was not successful. Mother (formerly jane Read) of Steeple Ashton. Father was an agricultural labourer, but has for some time been incapacitated from diseased leg. He has ﬁve children. WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 123

B39 Elliott, Ada Elizabeth, daughter of George and Emma. 1876

Father, from Bradford, a carpenter now earning 36s. a week, has been inlhis present employ for 21 years; has a wife and three children, together with his father and his wife's mother dependent upon him. Elected for apprenticeship in April 1876, but not in register.

B40 Bray, Samuel Edward, son ofWilliam john and Sarah Ann. 1882

Mother was born at Potterne; father is a cab-driver. It is wished to apprentice the lad to an engineer, if means can be found to do so. He is at present attending Walworth Board School.

B41 Hawkins, George Henry, son ofThomas and Sarah. 1882

Father was born at Ogbourne St Andrew. Five of his eight children are dependent on him. He is employed as a carman by Messrs Perrott ofTenter St., Moorﬁelds.

B42 Burrough,Walter john, son of Samuel james and Ellen. 1889

Father was born at Salisbury, and mother at Westbury. Father, who is a journeyman tailor, earns on an average 24s. a week. He suffers from chronic bronchitis, which at times prevents him from following his trade. They have had thirteen children, four of whom are now living; three are entirely dependent upon the father. Application unsuccessful.

B43 Smith, Alfred john, son ofjoseph Matthew and jane. 1889

Mother was born at Chisbury. Father, who is employed at the General Post Office as a carpenter, earns 27s. a week, and has eight children, six wholly and two partially dependent upon him. Not in apprentice register.

B44 Taylor, Sidney Herbert, son of Benjamin and Annie. 1898

Candidate is a brother of B45. Elected for apprenticeship in April 1898, but not listed in the register.

B45 Taylor, Arthur joseph, son of Benjamin and Annie, ofTrowbridge. 1898

Father is by trade a painter, with average earnings of 18s. a week. He has a family of twelve children, five of whom are dependent on him. He suffers fi'om a weak heart and general debility, his only income now being his sick pay fi-om a benefit society. Candidate has obtained a certificate for passing the sixth standard, and for good conduct at the Parochial School, Trowbridge. Elected for apprenticeship in April 1898, but not listed in the register.

B46 Ranger, Walter Herbert, son of Francis George and Mary Ann. 1898

Father was born at Hindon, where his family has lived for several generations. He died in july 1892, leaving a widow and ﬁve children totally unprovided for. Mother earns a little money by needlework. One of her girls is a cripple, and one of the boys is apprenticed through the Society. Elected for apprenticeship in April 1898 but not listed in the register. 124 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922

B47 Pollard, Albert Edward, son of Frederick Henry and Margaret Eleanor. 1898

Father was born in Chippenham. He has been in the employment of the Great Western Railway as a labourer for twenty—four years; he has seven children, three ofthem being at work, and the boy is to be apprenticed to one of the Great Western carpenters without premium, the Society undertaking to ﬁnd the boy tools, instead of paying a premium for him. Elected for apprenticeship in April 1898, but not listed in the register.

B48 Hodges, Mahala Mabel. 1911

Town apprentice. Not in apprentice register. Father from Highworth; three children.

B49 Clutterbuck, Sidney Herring, of London N. 1912

Father a clerk; mother born in Swindon.Town apprentice. Not in apprentice register.

B50 Fry, Henry Robert. 1912

Father a labourer; mother born at Swallowcliife, eight children. Town apprentice. Not in apprentice register.

B51 Golledge, Francis Herbert. 1913

Father, who was ﬁ'om Bradford on Avon, died jan. 1912, leaving the mother a widow with two children to support. Elected in 1913, but not in apprentice register. Brother to B55.

B52 Hiskett, Edwin Charles, ofWarminster. 1913

Father earns 15s. a week and has six children. Elected in 1913, but not in apprentice register.

B53 Richardson, Henry. 1913

Mother ﬁ'om Bromham. Elected in 1913, but not in apprentice register [possibly brother to B59].

B54 Poole, Russell Lawrence, of Devizes. 1913

Mother in Asylum. Elected in 1913, but not in apprentice register.

B55 Golledge, Ida Kathleen. 1914

Father, from Bradford, died jan. 1912, leaving a widow and two children.The other child is also an apprentice of this Society. Town apprentice. Not in apprentice register. Sister to B51. WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 125

B56 Smallbones, Phillis. 1914

Father, from Bedwyn, died leaving widow and four children. Town apprentice. Not in apprentice register.

B57 Gay, Herbert Arthur, ofTrowbridge. 1915

Father ﬁ'om Trowbridge; six children. Apprentice joined R.N. Feb. 1915. County apprentice. Not in apprentice register.

B58 Gray, Ernest Albert. 1915

Father from Colerne; four children. County apprentice. Not in apprentice register.

B59 Richardson,William Charles, of Victoria Park. 1915

Mother from Bromham; four children.Town apprentice. [Not in apprentice register; possibly brother to B53]

B60 Trapp, Harold Frederick. 1915

Father from Warminster; four children. County apprentice. Not in apprentice register.

B61 Hancock, Frank. 1915

Both parents dead; father ﬁ'om Swindon. Town apprentice. [enlisted]. Not in apprentice register.

B62 Wotton, Percy Henry. 1915

Father, police pensioner, ﬁ'om Warminster. Four children. Elected in 1915, but not in apprentice register. 126 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS 1817-1922 127

APPENDIX A RULES or THE WILTSHIRE SOCIETY 1823

1.An Annual Subscription of One Guinea constitutes a Governor. 2.A single Subscription ofTen Guineas constitutes a Governor for life. 3. Any person presenting the Society a larger sum than Ten Guineas, in one payment, will be entitled to vote in the proportion of one vote for every ten guineas. 4. Every person who pays One Guinea a year, in addition to a Donation of Ten Guineas, will be entitled to a second vote, and so on in proportion. 5. Upon any Legacy being paid to the Treasurer, the Executors who have administered shall be made Life Governors, with one vote, calculating at the rate of £50 each; and in case the Legacy shall not amount to a sufficient sum to extend the privilege to all, preference shall be given to the person first named in the will. 6. A Donation of £210 in one payment, or paid in the course of one year, entitles the Donor either to the privilege of twenty votes, or to have one apprentice always on the Institution. 7. Any Governor whose subscription is one year in arrear shall not be entitled to a vote at any election, or sign any petition, until such arrear be paid. 8.The Society to be under the direction of a President, and a Committee of twelve gentlemen, besides a Treasurer and a Secretary, who are members of the Committee, ex qfiicio. 9.The President to be elected annually at the Anniversary meeting. 10. The Treasurer and Honorary Secretary to be appointed at such Anniversary meeting. 11. Such vacancies as shall occur in the Committee to be supplied at the Anniversary Meeting next ensuing, and the Secretary to call an extra meeting of the Committee, upon the request of three of the said Committee at least, and on having reasonable notice for that purpose. Any member who neglects to attend four successive Quarterly Meetings of the Committee, thereby forfeits his seat. 12. The Committee to meet four times at least in each year, of which Committee five shall be an efficient number for the transaction of business. 13. The Committee to be empowered to appoint Agents and Receivers for the Society; to print a state of its funds at each Anniversary, with the names and number of Children apprenticed in each year; together with a list of the Governors, and such other particulars as they may think advisable. 14.The Committee to call a General Meeting of the Society, upon a requisition for that purpose being made to them through the Secretary, signed by at least ten Governors of the Society (provided such requisition sets forth the special business to be done at such meeting), and that such General Meeting be convened within 21 days after the requisition be made. 15. A General Meeting of the Society may be convened for any special purpose by the President or by the Committee. 16. A General Meeting, when necessary, is to be held on the first Tuesday in February, in each year. 128 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS, 1817-1922

17. An Anniversary Meeting to be held for managing the Business of the Society, when the members will dine together, due notice of which is to be given by the Secretary, under the directions of the Committee. 18. No Governor, whose subscription shall be in arrear, will be entitled to vote, or affix his name to any petition; and no petition to be received unless signed by the President or by two Governors. 19. No sum exceeding £25 will be given by the Society as a premium for apprenticeship. 20.The Committee for the time being to have the power of lending for four years, without interest upon proper security, sums of money not exceeding £60 each, to persons whose apprenticeship shall have expired, and whose conduct shall have been meritorious; and application for such loans, to be made in writing, to the Secretary before the 1st October in every year. 21. All petitions to be submitted to the consideration of the Committee, who are to report respecting such persons as are eligible, at the General meeting, previous to ballot. 22. All petitions to be admissible, if either the father or mother, or the object for whom the application is made, be a native of the county ofWilts., and such object not to exceed 14 years of age at the time of election.The parties interested, are to observe, that in cases where premiums are to be given, all persons entitled are to receive the same by two payments, and must make application for the ﬁrst moiety of the premium, by sending one part of the indenture duly executed to the Secretary, at least one month previous to the then ensuing meeting of the Committee; and for the second moiety of the premium, by transmitting, at the expiration of half the apprenticeship, the certiﬁcate of the minister, and one of the churchwardens or overseers of the poor of the parish where the master resides, in the following form viz. We do hereby certify that A.B apprenticed by the Wiltshire Society to C.D of the parish of , in the county of , following the trade of , in the month of in the year of, continues in the service of the said C.D. as his apprentice.

Dated:

Signed minister of said parish

Churchwarden or Overseer. 129

APPENDIX B GOVERNORS OF THE WILTSHIRE SOCIETY, 1817 - 1921

The Society's annual reports include lists of those who had supported its work by donations and subscriptions, and who were thereby known as governors. The scope of these annual lists altered over time. From those reports available for inspection, it appears that until 1843 all past and present governors were included.Thereafter, until c.1873, the lists excluded the names of those whose contribution had been less than £5, and had been made more than four years previously. Then, until c. 1904, all donors and subscribers since 1869 were included, but only the names of those donating £5 or more before 1869. Between 1901 and 1913 (or later) two lists appeared, one of past governors donating at least ﬁve guineas (£5 5s.), and another of current governors. Later lists include only current governors and life members (eligibility for which required a donation of at least ten guineas, £10 10s.). This appendix aims to present as complete a list as possible of those governors who contributed at least £5 5s. during the period 1817-1921. Its bases are the lists of past and present governors and contributors printed in the 1913 report, and the list of present governors and contributors printed in the 1921 report. These lists were evidently compiled from the lists in earlier reports, and, depending on the accuracy of earlier record-keeping, should be comprehensive, apart from contributors of sums less than £5 5s., or governors who both joined and left (having not become life governors), or joined and died, between 1913 and 1921. Information is presented in this list in the following way: name, as printed in the report; address, where given (in some cases slightly abbreviated); date(s) of contributions; total amount of contribution (insofar as this can be calculated).A date followed by an asterisk denotes that the contributor was still listed as a governor in 1921. Some small amounts (generally £1 ls.) refer not to a total contribution, but to an annual subscription. Because a payment of £ 10 10s. or more in a single year entitled the contributor to life governorship, contributors continued to be listed as present governors for a long time (sometimes ﬁfty or sixty years) after they had made their contribution. It should not be assumed, therefore, that the last dates given for contributions in the list below are either the dates of death, or of contributors ceasing to be governors of the society.

Absolom, Edward, esq; 1852-67; £15 15s. Alexander,james, esq; 1817-24; £10 10s. Ailesbury, Marquis of; 1818; £10 10s. Alexander,james, esq, M.P.; 1825; £10 10s. Ailesbury, Marquis of; 1839; £10 10s. Alexander, Robert, esq; 1840-1; £15 15s. Ailesbury, Marquis of; 1853-64; £21. Alford,john Lush, esq; 1843; £10 10s. Ailesbury, Marquis of, Savernake, Anstie, E.L., esq, Market Place, Devizes; Marlborough; 1879; £10 10s. 1902*; £5 5s. Ailesbury, Marquis of, D.S.O., Savernake Antrobus, Sir Cosmo G., bart, Amesbury Forest, Marlborough; 1901*; £10 10s. Abbey; 1899*; £25. Albany, H.R.H. Duke of, K.G.; 1881; £25. Antrobus, Sir Edmund, bart,Amesbury; 1824; Alexander, G., esq; 1839-69; £31 10s. £10 10s. 130 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS, 1817-1922

Antrobus, Sir Edmund, bart; 1828-32; £21. Banning,john, esq; 1819-30; £11 11s. Antrobus, Sir Edmund, bart, M.P.; 1843-74; Banning,Thomas, esq; 1819-23; £5 5s. £42. Bannister, Matthew, esq; 1824; £10 10s. Antrobus, Col Sir Edmund, bart, Amesbury Baring,Alexander, esq; 1826; £10 10s. Abbey; 1907-13 [and perhaps later: listed as Baring, H.B. esq, M.P.; 1834-8; £15 15s. governor in 1913, but not in 1921]; £13 13s. Baring,Thomas, esq, M.P.; 1854-61; £21. Antrobus, Lady; 1840; £10 10s. Baron, Rev john, D.D.; 1865-85; £24 3s. Archer, D., esq; 1848; £13 13s. Barton, Major-General, Ramsbury; 1889-92; Arkell, Thomas, esq, Kingsdown, Swindon; £5 5s. 1901; £1 1s. Barton, Nathaniel, esq; 1872; £10 10s. Arnold-Foster, Mrs, Bassett Down House; Baskerville, Henry, esq; 1840; £10 10s. 1899*; £1 1s. Bastings, Henry, esq; 1832-48; £16 16s. Artindale, R.H., esq, East House,Warminster; Bath, Marquis of; 1819-32; £40 10s. 1901*; £21. Bath, Marquis of; 1855-90; £36 15s. Arundell of Wardour, Lord; 1892; £1 1s. Bath, Marquis of, K.G.; Longleat; 1887*; £67 annually. 10s. Ashburton, Lord; 1825; £10 10s. Bathurst, Charles, esq, M.P., Lydney Park; Ashe, Rev Robert, Langley House; 1842; 1912-13 [and perhaps later: listed as governor £10 10s. in 1913, but not in 1921]; £5 5s. Ashe, Rev R.M., Langley House; 1856; £10 Bathurst, Sir Frederick, bart; 1843-81; £81 10s. 18s. Ashley, Lord, M.P.; 1860-3; £6 6s. Bathurst, Col Sir F. Harvey, bart; 1861; £10 Astley, Sir F. Dugdale, bart; 1826; £10 10s. 10s. Astley, Rev Francis B., Manningford; 1827; Beach, M. Hicks, esq; 1821; £10 10s. £18 18s. Beach, Sir M.H. Hicks, bart; 1849; £10 10s. Astley, Sir john Dugdale, bart, M.P., Beaufort, Duke of, Badminton; 1883*; £10 Everleigh; 1819-33; £37 16s. 10s. Aston,Thomas,jun, esq; 1819-24; £17 17s. Beaufoy, Mrs; 1879; £10 10s. Atherton, Nathaniel, esq; 1823-32; £10 10s. Beaufoy, Mark, esq, 87 South Lambeth Road, Attwood, Francis, esq; 1864-70; £7 7s. SW8; 1880*; £26. Atwood, Rev G.H.S., Bishopstrow rectory; Bell, Lt-Colonel WC. Heward, D.S.O., M.P., 1900-7; £4 4s. Cleeve House, Seend; 1920*; £1 1s. Awdi-y,A.j., esq, R.A.; 1897-1909; £10 10s. Bell, W Heward, esq, Cleeve House, Seend; Awdi-y,Ambrose, esq, Seend; 1818; £12 12s. 1907*; £46 4;. Awdry, Mrs Ambrose, Crossways, Benet-Stanford, Vere Fane, esq, Pyt House; Crowthorne, Berks; 1865*; £10 10s. 1859-84; £37 16s. Awdry, Charles, esq, 2 Hyde Park Street, W; Benet-Stanford,john, esq, Pyt House; 1896- 1885-1912; £155 14s. 9; £8 3s. Awdry, Charles Selwyn, esq, Hitchambury, Benett,john, esq, Pyt House; 1818; £70 7s. Taplow; 1894-1912; £16 16s. Benett-Stanford, Major j., Hatch House; Awdry, Edmund M., esq, Chippenham; 1896*; £6 10$. 6d. 1913*; £1 1s. Bennett,james, esq; 1849-58; £10 10s. Awdi-y,john, esq, Seend; 1820-8; £17 17s. Bernard, Rev Canon, High Hall,Wimborne; Awdry, Sir john Wither; 1820-39; £21. 1901-s;,4;s 8;. Awdry, R.j. esq, 2 Hyde Park Street,W; 1897; Bertodano, B. de, esq, Cowbridge House, £10 10s. Malmesbury; 1906; £10 10s. Awdry, Major R.W, Hawkeswell, Little Bevir, Harry, esq, The Lime Kiln, Wootton Cheverell; 1898*; £10 10s. Bassett; 1887-1906; £12 12s. Awdry, Rev Canon W; 1892; £1 1s. Biggs, George, esq; 1823; £10 10s. Blackman, Dr, Ramsbury; 1822-36; £14 14s. Banbury, Sir Frederick G., bart, M.P., Blackrnore, Dr Humphrey Purnell, St Ann's Warneford Place, Highworth; 1905*; £3 Street, Salisbury; 1871*; £10 10s. 3s Blackrnore, William, esq; 1864; £10 10s. WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS, 1817-1922 131

Bladworth,Thomas, esq; 1902*; £1 1s. Brown,WR., esq, Broad Hinton; 1833; £10 Blagg,Thomas Ward, esq; 1831-66; £13 13s. 10s. Blathwayt, G.WW, esq, Porlock Weir; 1908*; Brown, Mrs WR., Broad Hinton; 1841; £10 £3 1s. 10s. Bleaden, Charles, esq; 1819; £32 12. Brown,\7Vade, esq; 1840-6; £21. Bledisloe, Lord, Lydney Park; 1912*; £7 7s. Brown,William, esq, Broad Hinton; 1846-55; Bleeck, Charles,Warminster; 1850-77; £27 6s. £21. Bleeck, Charles Albert, esq, Kingmead, Browne, Rt Rev Bishop Forest (formerly Pyrford,Woking; 1865*; £10 10s. bishop of Bristol), Campden House Road, Boldero, Colonel, M.P.; 1831; £10 10s. Kensington W8; 1903-11*; £13 13s. Bolton, Mrs; 1842-55; £15 15s. Bruce, Lord Charles Brudenell; 1867; £10 Bolton,WG., esq; 1839; £10 10s. 10s. Bourne, Rev R.B.; 1869-77; £8 8s. Bruce, Lord Ernest, M.P; 1835-7; £15 15s. Bouverie, Hon Rev Canon B. Pleydell, Bruce, Lord Frederick Brudenell, 11 Pewsey; 1880-8*; £9 9s. Gloucester Terrace, Regent's Park, NW; Bouverie, Walter P., Lavington; 1880-8; £ 16 1893-1911; £25 15s. 16s. Bruce, George Brudenell, esq; 1863; £10 10s. Bowles, Charles, esq; 1818-24; £7 7s. Bruce, Lord Robert Brudenell; 1879-1911; Bowles, Rev WR.; 1819-41; £23 2s. £13 13s. Bowley, Edward, esq, Cirencester; 1848; £32 Bruges,Thomas, esq, Seend; 1823; £10 10s. 11s. Bruges,WH. Ludlow, esq, M.P., Seend; 1830- Brabant,W Hughes, esq; 1835; £10 10s. 9; £21. Bracher, George, esq; 1829-36; £7 7s. Buckerﬁeld,WH. esq; 1823; £10 10s. Bradford,j.E. Goddard, esq; 1886-1912; £21. Buckler, john Russell, Warminster; 1901-4; Bradford,james, esq; 1824-35; £23 2s. £36 5s. Brettell,Thomas, esq; 1851-9; £16 16s. Buckley, A., esq, New Hall; 1854; £10 10s. Brewer, john Hibberd, esq; 1843; £10 10s. Buckley, Colonel E.D.H., O.B.E., New Hall; Briscoe,j.j., esq; 1838; £10 10s. 1917*; £10 10s. Britton,john, esq; 1817-36; £21. Buckley, General E.P., New Hall; 1844; £10 Brodie, Dr; 1879; £5 5s. 10s. Brodie, Peter, esq; 1817-28; £12 12s. Buckton, George, esq; 1825; £10 10s. Brodie,WB. esq, M.P., Sarum; 1822-48; £37 Budd, G.O., esq; 1867-76; £10 10s. 16s. Budd,T.H., esq;1821;£10 10s. Brooke, S.B., esq; 1817-51; £142 16s. Burbidge, Richard, esq, 51 Hans Mansions, Brooks,Thomas, esq; 1823; £5 5s. SW; 1902-7; £14 14s. Broughton, Lord; 1822-34; £21. Burdett, Sir Francis, bart, M.P, Rarrisbury; Brown, Henry, esq; 1820; £5 5s. 1822; £10 10s. Brown, Henry, Blacklands; 1879-1906; £10 Burdett, Sir Francis, bart; 1887-90; £5 5s. 10s. Burne, Henry Holland, esq; 1895-1912; £33 Brown,john, esq, Chisledon; 1833-40; £7 7s. 12s. Brown, john, esq, Marlborough; 1822-32; Burrough, the Hon Sir james, Laverstock; £11 11s. 1825; £10 10s. Brown, john, esq, Marlborough; 1833-40; Burrows, Dr; 1819-23; £5 5s. £16 16s. Burt, H.P., esq; 1851-9; £29 8s. Brown, Sir Roger,Trowbridge; 1855-97; £22 Burt,joseph, esq, Devizes; 1852-67; £16 16s. 1s. Burton, L.A., esq; 1840; £10 10s. Brown, Stephen, Marlborough; 1833; £ 10 Bury, Lindsay, esq, Stanford Wood, Bradﬁeld, 10s. Berks; 1908*; £13 13s. Brown, Stephen, Wantage; 1860-1908; £10 Bush, F. Whittaker, esq, K.C.; 1869-1903; 10s. £42. Brown,T. Pearce, esq, Baydon; 1857; £10 10s. Bush,john, esq; 1824; £10 10s. Brown, Thomas, esq, Burderop; 1831; £14 Butcher, H.,jun, esq; 1845; £10 10s. 14s. Butler, Kennett, esq; 1825-30; £6 6s. 132 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS, 1817-1922

Buxton, Major Gerald j.,Tockenham Manor; 1918*; £10 10s. 1913*; £8 8s. Clarendon, Earl of; 1825-37; £48 6s. Buxton, Sir john jacob, bart, Tockenham; Clark, Major,Trowbridge; 1874-6; £11 11s. 1833;£10 10s. Clark, john, esq, Trowbridge; 1825; £10 10s. Bythesea, Rev George; 1839; £10 10s. Clark,john, esq; 1833-41; £9 9s. Bythesea,j.,jun, esq; 1828-35; £8 8s. Clarkson, E.T., esq, Calne; 1842; £10 10s. Bythesea, S.W, esq; 1838-59; £11 11s. Clutterbuck, D. Hugh, esq, Corsham; 1896- 1907;£11 11s. Cafe, Henry Smith, esq; 1834-48; £15 15s. Clutterbuck, Daniel, esq; 1817-21; £14 14s. Caillard, His Honour judge, 1877-92; £12 Clutterbuck, E.H., esq, Hardenhuish; 1888- 12s. 99; £12 12s. Calley, Major; 1873; £10 10s. Clutterbuck, Thomas, esq, Harnish; 1826; Calley, john james, esq, Burderop; 1837-43; £10 10s. £14 14s. Coates, Henry, esq; 1827-37; £21. Calley, Maj-General T.C.P., C.B., C.B.E, Cohen, Isaac, esq; 1822; £10 10s. M.V.O., Burderop Park; 1881-1911*; £37 Coles, Cary, esq, Manor House, 16s. Winterbourne Stoke; 1905-9; £2 2s. Calley,Thomas, esq, M.P.; 1817-22; £15 15s. Collett, Mr M.B.; 1841-51; £12 12s. Campbell,john H., esq, M.P.; 1844; £10 10s. Collins, Rev j.F., Charlton; 1895-1910; £15 Candy, Mr, Chicklade; 1833-48; £16 16s. 15s. Canning, Davis, esq, Ogbourne; 1832-7; £6 Colston, C. Edward, esq, Roundway Park; 6s. 1881-1913 [and perhaps later: listed as Canning, Samuel, esq, Ogbourne; 1820; £10 governor in 1913, but not in 1921]; £47 5s. 10s. Colston, Edward Francis, esq, Roundway; Canning, Sir Samuel; 1867-1908; £14 14s. 1843; £10 10s. Capel,john, esq; 1819; £10 10s. Cooke, Miss F., 20 Long Street, Devizes; Cardwell, T.H., esq, Newton House,Tetbury; 1908; £1 1s. 1891-1901; £11 11s. Cookson, H. Theodore, esq, Sturford Mead, Carey, Rev Tupper, Fiﬁeld; 1870-88; £25 4s. Warrriinster; 1896; £10 10s. Carnarvon, Earl of; 1826; £10 10s. Cooper, Henry, esq; 1829; £10 10s. Carpenter, joseph, esq, Manor House, Coote, Sir Eyre,West Park, Damerham; 1905- Stratford-sub-Castle; 1902-11; £10 9s. 12*; £22 17s. Cary,john, esq, Steeple Ashton; 1891-4; £5 Cosway, Rev S., Chute; 1874-82; £9 9s. 5s. Cousins, j. Ratcliffe, esq, 10 King's Bench Caswell, Alfred, esq; 1848-54; £7 7s. Walk,Temple, EC4; 1910*; £1 1s. Chaloner, Colonel Richard, Gisborough Cowley, Earl; 1888-94; £6 6s. Hall,Yorks.; 1904; £5 5s. Coxe, the Ven Archdeacon, Bemerton; 1819- Chamberlain, Mr William, 1838; £6 6s. 28; £10 10s. Chamberlaine, Rev E.; 1901*; £1 1s. Crewe, the right Hon Lord, 1888-92; £10 Chandler, Richard, esq, Pewsey; 1864-9; £5 10s. 5s. Cripps,William, esq,Wootton Bassett; 1827- Chandler, Stephen, esq; 1821-4; £14 14s. 37; £13 13s. Chapman, Miss E., Sambourne House, Croft, Sir Herbert Denrnan, bart; 1867-77; Warminster; 1907*; £5 5s. £11 11s. Chapman,john, esq; 1861-5; £17 17s. Crowdy,A.S., esq; 1859; £10 10s. Chapman, W esq, Warminster; 1875-1906; Crowdy, Charles, esq; 1820-40; £22 1s. £33 12s. Crowdy, Miss E.F., 100 Beaufort St, Chelsea Chubb, C.F., esq; 1848-54; £7 7s. SW3; 1893*; £10 10s. Chubb, Thomas Norwood, esq, Sarum; 1819; Crowdy, Francis, esq; 1825-30; £7 7s. £10 10s. Crowdy,james, esq; 1824-32; £9 9s. Chubb, William, esq; 1872; £10 10s. Crowdy,james, esq; 1862; £11 11s. Churchward, G.j., esq, Newburn, Swindon; Crowdy,james, esq; 1878-1909; £10 10s. WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS, 1817-1922 133

Crowdy, ]arnes F., esq, Rockcliffe Park, Edmonds,WilEam Mills, esq; 1852; £10 10s. Ottawa, Canada; 1892*; £10 10s. Edwards,]. Passmore, esq, M.P., Sarum; 1885; Crowdy,WiHiaIn, esq; 1822; £10 10s. £10 10$. Crowdy,\7Villiam Morse, esq; 1826; £10 10s. Ellis, Sir ].Wl1ittaker, bart; 1899; £21. Cubitt,Thomas, esq; 1820-5; £6 6s. Ellis, Lady Whitmker; 1882; £10 10s. Cunnington, Captain B. Howard, Errington, Sir George, bart, Rarnsfort, Gorey, F.S.A.(Scot), Devizes; 1914*; £1 1s. Ireland; 1885; £10 10s. Curtis, Sir Wﬂliam, bart, Bedwyn; 1837; £10 Esmeade, G.M. Moore, esq; 1851; £10 10s. 10s. Estcourt, Lord, Estcourt, Tetbury; 1864-95; Curtoys, Charles, esq; 1820-36; £17 17s. £22 1s. Estcourt, General Bucknall; 1849; £10 10s. Davis,]ohn, esq; 1826; £10 10s. Estcourt, Edward D. Bucknall, esq; 1859; £10 Davis,]ohn, esq; 1849-76; £29 8s. 10s. Davis,Thomas, esq; 1822-57; £40 19s. Estcourt, T. Grimston Bucknall, esq, M.P.; Davis,Thomas,\7Var1ninster; 1830-9; £10 10s. 1818-23; £21. Davis,Thornas M., esq; 1825-36; £12 12s. Estcourt, Right Hon T.H. Sotheron, M.P.; Dean, Mrs Adbury, Windlesham, Surrey; 1833-s;,g21. 1866*; £10 10s. Estcourt, Mrs Sotheron; 1844; £10 10s. Deramore, the right Hon Lord; 1865-85; £19 Everett, Char1esW, esq, Sarum; 1825-40; £26 19s. 5s. Devenish, M.H.\lV., Durnford; 1900-13; £16 Everett, Edward, esq, Sarum; 1857; £7 7s. 16s. Everett, Henry, esq,Andover; 1875-83; £9 9s. Dickson, Major-General].B.B., C.B., C.M.G, Everett, john Gale, esq, Heytesbury; 1818; Keevil Manor; 1913*; £1 1s. £10 10$. Divett,Tho1nas, esq, M.P.; 1823-7; £9 9s. Everett, ]oseph H., esq, Heytesbury; 1824; Dixon, H.P., esq, Marlborough; 1880-4; £5 £10 10$. 5s. Exrnouth,Viscount; 1817; £10 10s. Dixon, Stephen Brown, esq, Pewsey; 1862; Eyles, Edward, esq; 1829-47; £12 12s. £10 10s. Eyles, Capt.]ames (H.E.I.C.S.); 1833-63; £16 Dollng, Mr ]ohn; 1837; £10 10s. 14s. Donaldson,]ohn, esq; 1821-6; £6 6s. Eyles, R.S., esq; 1819-67; £48 6s. Dowding,WiHiam, Salisbury; 1823-6; £6 6s. Eyles, R.\7V., esq; 1820-41; £25 4s. Dowding, Wﬂliam Drummond; 1879-94; Eyre, C.L.P, esq; 1844-1902; £12 12s. £15 10s. Eyre, G.E., esq; 1840-79; £91 7s. Dundas, the Hon Mrs; 1837; £5 5s. Eyre, G.E. Briscoe, esq; 1867*; £10 10s. Dundas, Admiral Sir ]arnes, K.C.B., Kintbury; Eyre, H.S.P., esq; 1847-54; £8 8s. 1836; £10 10s. Eyre, Henry, esq; 1863; £10 10s. Dunne, A.M., esq, K.C.; Highlands, Calne; 1920*; £2 2s. Fairthorne,Thomas, esq; 1819-24; £6 65. Dyer, Capt Stewart, D.S.O., Milford Grove, Fane, Rev Prebendary; 1855-72; £21. Salisbury; 1912; £1 1s. Farmer, S.\X/., esq, Little Bedwyn; 1908-10*; £3 3s. Earlsman, R. esq; 1832; £90 (legacy, less Farmer, William, esq, Swindon; 1820-46; £28 duty). 7s. Ebsworth, Mrs; 1822-9; £8 8s. Fellowes,T. Abdy, esq; 1839-40; £11 11s. Ebsworth,Thomas, esq; 1820; £10 10s. Fellowes, W. Gordon, esq, 17 Onslow Eden, Thomas Duncornbe, esq; 1888-96; £8 Gardens, SW7; 1909-10*; £18 18s. 8s. Fennell, Isaac, esq; 1825; £10 10s. Edmeades, Rev M.R., Great Bedwyn; 1885- Festing, H.B., esq, Maiden Bradley; 1864-80; 1904; £27 6s. £17 17s. Edmonds, Ezechiel, esq, Bradford; 1854; £10 Festing, Michael ]., esq, Maiden Bradley; 10s. 1831; £10 10s. Edmonds,]ohn, esq; 1839-40; £11 1 1s. Few, R., esq; 1832-42; £26 5s. 134 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS, 1817-1922

Finch, Charles H.M., esq; 1832-7; £16 16s. Gardiner, john, esq; 1820; £10 10s. Fisher, A.B., esq, Potterne; 1888-1900; £18 Gardner, Charles, esq, 80 Cheapside, EC2 18s. (executor of Nliss Ellen Pressly); 1913*. Fisher, Money C., esq; 1875-98; £37 16s. Garton, Major james W., Lilliput House, FitzGerald, Gerald A.R., esq, K.C.; 9 Park Parkstone; 1905*; £10 10s. Town, Oxford; 1903—20*; £26 5s. Gibbes, Charles, esq; 1820; £10 10s. Fitzmaurice of Leigh, the Right Hon Lord, Gibbes,Thorna.s, esq; 1820; £ 10 10s. Leigh, Bradford on Avon; 1873*; £89 17s. Gibson, Rev Herbert F., The Gaer, St Giles Fletcher, Mrs, 5 Stanford Rd, Kensington, I-IiIl,\lI/inchester; 1886—1904*; £ 18 18s. W8;1871*;£10 10$. Giffard, Francis, esq; 1829-35; £7 7s. Fletcher, Hamilton, esq, Leweston Manor, Giffard, Francis, esq, Upavon; 1820-3; £15 Sherborne; 1902*; £16 16$. 15s. Flooks, Mrjohn Harris; 1830-1; £12 12s. Gilbert, Henry, esq; 1834; £10 10s. Forbes, Sir Charles, bart, M.P.; 1829; £10 10s. Gilbert,Thomas W., esq; 1823-35; £23 2s. Forge, Mr R.A.; 1827-38; £12 12s. Gisborough, Lord, Gisborough Hall, Yorks; Fort, Capt G.H., Alderbury House; 1905-7; 1904*; £5 5s. £3 3s. Glad.stone,_Iohn E., esq, Bowden Park; 1895- Fowle, Rev G.F., esq; 1857-62; £6 6s. 7*; £17 17s. Fowle, Rev H., Chute; 1857-62; £6 6s. Gladstone, Capt. john Neilson, R.N., Fowle, Thomas E., esq, Chute; 1863-77; £14 Bowden; 1854; £10 10s. 14s. Glenconner, Lord, Wflsford House; 1901-12; Fowle,\lV.H., esq, Chute; 1878-90; £13 13s. £39 18s. Fowler, Sir Robert N., bart, M.P., Corsham, Goddard,Ambrose, esq, M.P., Swindon; 1817- 1870-87; £26 5s. 20; £12 12s. Fowler, Sir Thomas, bart, Gastard; 1890-1902; Goddard, Ambrose Lethbridge, M.P.; 1849- £15 15$. 97; £28 7s. Fowler, VI/illiam, esq; 1872; £ 10 10s. Goddard, Rev Edward, Clyffe; 1828-35; £18 Frampton, james Alexander, esq; 1825; £10 18s. 10s. Goddard, Major F.P., The Lawn, Swindon; Freke, A.D. Hussey, esq, Hannington Hall; 1888-1906*;£40 10s. 1866-89; £25 4s. Goddard, Rev George, Clyffe; 1846-8; £12 Frowd, Edward, esq; 1817; £ 10 10s. 12s. Fry, FM., esq, 34 Russell Square, WC1 Goddard, H. Nelson, esq, Cly-life; 1839-1900; (executor of Miss Ellen Pressly); 1913*. £10 10s. Fulford, Rev F., 1838-43; £6 6s. Goddard, Robert, esq; 1821; £ 10 10s. Fuller, George Pargiter, esq, Neston Park; Goldney, Frederick H., esq, Beachfield, 1874-98*;£11 115. Corsham; 1885-1908*; £22 1s. Fuller,_].B., esq; 1852; £10 10s. Goldney, Sir Gabriel, bart, Chippenham; Fuller,_]ohn, esq, Neston Park; 1819-26; £ 15 1840-95; £15 15s. 10s Goldney, Sir john T., Monks Park, Corsham; Fuller, Rt Hon Sir john M.F., bart, Cottles, 1901-13 [and perhaps later: listed as governor Melksham; 1891-1909; £30 9s. in 1913, but not in 1921]; £21 17s. Fuller, Major Robert F, Great Chalfield; Goldney, Sir Prior, Bt., C.B., C.V.O., 1912*; £10 10s. Derriads, Chippenham; 1864-1906*; £31 Furness, Lord; 1909-12; £10 10s. 3s. Furness, Sir Christopher, M.P.; 1899; £5 5s. Gooch, Sir Daniel, bart; 1866; £12 12s. Gooch, Sir Henry D., bart; 1873; £10 10s. Gaby, Edward, esq; 1852; £ 10 10s. Gordon, Sir Robert, bart; 1817-29; £24 3s. Gaisford,Thomas, esq; 1888; £5 5s. Gore, FWG. esq, The Orchard, Cromer; Gale,_]ohn, esq; 1821; £10 10s. 1885*; £10 10s. Gandell, Edward, esq; 1833; £10 10s. Gore, Montague, esq, M.P.; 1832; £10 10s. Gardener, john, esq, Marlborough; 1850-4; Gosling, john, esq, Marlborough; 1817-23; £5 5s. £19 19s. WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS, 1817-1922 135

Gough, Henry, esq, Highbury, Mortimer, Harris, C. and T., and Co. Ltd, Calne; 1880; Berl-5; 1902-3*; £13 135. £1 1s. Goulding, Rt Hon Sir E.A., bart, M.P., Harris, George, esq, Calne; 1867; £10 10s. Wargmve Hall, Berks; 1901*; £1 1s. Harris, Thomas, esq, Calne; 1879-91; £ 14 Graham, Captain Henry; 1881-8; £8 8s. 14s. Gramshaw,WH., esq; 1888-95; £12 12s. Hartley, Rev A.O., Steeple Ashton; 1877-88; Grant-Meek, A., esq, Hillworth, Devizes; £11 11s. 1875-97;£12 12s. Hassell, George, esq; 1821; £10 10s. Gray, George, esq; 1852; £10 10s. Hatzfeldt, Prince, Draycot; 1898; £5 5s. Greenwood, George, esq; 1817-23; £7 7s. Hawkshaw, Sir John, bart; 1864; £10 10s. Gregory, H., esq; 1831-56; £12 12s. Hayter, Lady; 1836; £10 10s. Greville, Hon Louis, Heale House,Wo0dford; Hayter,Thomas, esq; 1823; £10 10s. 1896-1920*; £50. Hayter, Right Hon Sir VI/.G., bart, Q.C.; Griflith, C. Darby, esq, M.P.; 1857-68; £13 1817-27; £22 1s. 13s. Hayward,]. esq, Devizes; 1830; £ 10 10s. Grissell, H., esq; 1845; £12 10s. Hayward, Thomas. esq; 1835-42; £15 15s. Grissell, Martin D.; 1845-1906; £12 10s. Haywood, Charles Burt, esq, Salisbury House, Grosett,].R., esq, M.P.; 1820; £10 10s. London Wail, EC2; 1881*; £10 10s. Grove, Miss Julia T. Chafyn; 1871; £10 10s. Haywood, Thomas Burt, esq; 1855-88; £33 Grove, Sir Thomas Fraser, bart, M.P., Ferne, 12s. 1854-68; £21. Haywood, Thomas Scott, esq; 1871; £10 10s. Grove, Wifliam, esq, Netherharnpton House, Helme, Captain Burchall; 1878-92; £21. 1843;£1010s. Helme, Col Sir George, C.B., C.M.G., Grubbe, Capt. H._]. Hunt, Eastwell, Potterne; Rowden Lodge, Chippenham; 1898- 1888-92; £9 9s. 1905*; £7 7s. Gumersall, EB., esq; 1833; £10 10s. Heneage, Major G., 61 Grosvenor Street,W1; Gwatkin, R. Gascoigne, esq, Manor House, 1907*;£15 15s. Potterne; 1890*; £25. Heneage, G.H.W, esq, M.P.; 1831-42; £33 Gye, Frederick, esq, M.P.; 1827; £10 10s. 12s. Henly, Edward R., esq; 1888-97; £10 10s. Hadow, Rev George R., Hillside, Herbert, Lord, of Lea; 1833-60; £79 16s. Warminster; 1903; £10 10s. Herbert,Thomas, esq; 1832-6; £5 5s. Halcomb,]ohn, esq; 1820-2; £13 13s. Hetley, Richard, esq; 1821; £10 10s. Halcomb, Mr Seijeant; 1828; £10 10s. Hewett, Dr Grailey; 1873-84; £12 12s. Hale, Edmund, esq;1817;£10 10s. Heytesbury, Lord; 1863; £10 10s. Hale, R.H.B., esq; 1836; £10 10s. Hickman, Rev W., The Poplars, Maidenhead Hale, Samuel, esq; 1818; £10 10s. Thicket, Maidenhead; 1873-1905; £24 3s. Hall, Marshall, esq; 1859; £10 10s. Hill,]. Ledger, esq, Bradford; 1890-1911; £52 Hall,“/.R., esq, Hungerford; 1829-37; £9 9s. 10s. Halliday, john, esq, Chicklade House; 1903- Hillhouse, Charles, esq; 1854-5; £10. 13 [and perhaps later: listed as governor in Hillier, E., esq; 1819-31; £25 4s. 1913, but not in 1921]; £23 18s. Hillier, E.F., esq; 1833; £10 10s. Hamilton, Edward, esq, M.P.; 1866; £10. Hitchcock, Mr]; 1825-39; £15 15$. Hanbury, Edgar, esq, Paxton Hill House, St Hoare, Sir H.A., bart; 1858-98; £43 1s. Neots; 1863; £10 10s. Hoare, Henry, esq, Stourhead; 1819; £11 11s. Hancock,_lames Lyne, esq; 1861-3; £13. Hoare, Sir Hugh Richard, bart; 1844; £10 Hancock,Thomas Lyne, esq; 1860-3; £24. 10s. Hanham, Sir John, bart,Wimborne; 1883-99; Hoare, Peter R., esq; 1826-37; £35 14s. £16 16s. Hoare, Sir Richard Colt, bart; 1820; £12 12s. Harding, Major; 1817-24; £8 8s. Hobbs, Mr; 1847-61; £16 16s. Harding,]ames, esq; 1817-27; £11 11s. Hobhouse, Sir Benjamin, bart,Whitton Park; Harding,Wflliam, esq; 1820; £10 10s. 1817-31; £69 8s. 136 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS, 1817-1922

Hobhouse, H.W, esq; 1819-38; £31 10s. Hobhouse, Sir ].C., bart; 1823-35; £21. jackson, A., esq, Salisbury; 1856-66; £11 11s. Hobhouse,Thomas B., esq; 1835; £10 10s. _'ackson, Thomas, esq, Marlborough; 1895- Hodding, Matthew T., esq, Sarum; 1824-63; 1910; £14 35. £66 3s. _'acob,].H., Sarum; 1879-1905; £18 18s. Hodgson, Rev Canon; 1892; £5 5s. _'eans, Gerald M., esq, 50 Bedford Row,WC1; Holford, R.S., esq, Dorchester House; 1837; 1913*; £2 25. £10 10$. jeans, Mark, esq, King Hall, Milton, Holloway, Thomas, esq, 19 Cedars Road, Marlborough; 1902*; £4 4s. Clapham Common, SW, and Manor _'enlcinson, Sir George, bart; 1869; £10 10s. House, West Lavington; 1908-13 [and _'enkyns,]ohn, esq; 1817-59; £44 2s. perhaps later: listed as governor in 1913, but not _'ervoise, F.].E., esq, Herriard; 1868; £10 10s. in 1921]; £6 6s. _'ervoise, G. Purefoy, esq, Herriard; 1823-43; Hooper, G.D., esq, Wootton Bassett; 1847; £31 10s. £10 10s. _'esse,Thomas, esq; 1820-38; £18 18s. House, Mr Wflliam; 1833-7; £5 5s. _'ones, G.D., esq; 1860-7; £8 8s. Houseman,]ohn, esq; 1831-43; £13 13s. ‘ones, Hy. Parr, esq; 1865-1909; £12 12s. Howse,Thomas, esq; 1838-53; £27 6s. :'ones,1.0., esq; 1846-50; gs 55. Hughes, Robert, esq; 1819-34; £24 3s. jones, R.H., esq; 1821-36; £11 11s. Hughes,\X/illiam, esq; 1819; £10 10s. jones, VI/.S., esq, Malmesbury; 1883-98; £17 Hulbert, Charles A., esq; 1848-60; £16 16s. 17s Hulbert, H.V., esq; 1838-51; £14 14s. joy, Henry Hall, esq, Q.C.; 1826; £10 10s. Hulbert, Henry, esq; 1838; £10 10s. _'oy, Michael Hall, esq, Hartham Park; 1818; Hulbert, Mrs ].; 1848-64; £29 8s. £10 10$. Hulbert,]ohn, esq; 1838-51; £21. _'ukes, Thomas, esq, Tisbury; 1856-65; £12 Hulse, Charles F., esq; 1850; £10 10s. 12s. Hulse, Sir Edward, bart, Breamore; 1843-66; Kaye, Daniel, esq; 1817-21; £5 5s. £36 15s. I{aye,]ohn, esq; 1817-51; £39 15s. Hulse, Sir Edward, bart, Breamore; 1880- 1903; £20 15s. Kelk, Sir john E., Letton Hall, Thetford; 1892-3*; £31 10s. Hurd, Philip, esq; 1817; £10 10s. Kemble, Miss; 1821-6; £6 6s. Hurd, Philip, esq; 1832; £10 10s. Kemble, Mrs C.A.; 1846; £10 10s. Hurle, Henry, esq, Ramsbury; 1820; £10 10s. Kemble, Rev Charles; 1846; £10 10s. Hussey, Ambrose, esq, Sarum; 1841-9; £15 Kemble, Charles Adams, esq, Montvale 15s. House, Hallatrow, Bristol; 1858*; £10 10s. Hussey, Ambrose D., esq; 1860-4; £5 5s. Hutton, Rev R.R.; 1864; £10 10s. Kemble, Ed. B., esq; 1818-50; £82 19s. Kemble, Mrs E. B.; 1835; £10 10s. Ingledew,Thomas, esq; 1820-37; £32 11s. Kemble, Mrs E. B.; 1849; £10 10s. Ingram, Rev Dr; 1849; £21. Kemble, Edward, esq, M.P.; 1820-44; £31 Ingram, Christopher, esq; 1826; £10 10s. 10s. Ingram,].A., esq,Wfly; 1849; £10 10s. Kemble, H., esq, M.P.; 1821-44; £21. Ingram,]ohn, esq,Wflton; 1830-55; £26 5s. Kemble, Mrs Henry; 1836-82; £86 2s. Ings, Edward, esq, Devizes; 1823; £10 10s. Kemble, Mrs Henry; 1858; £10 10s. Ings, Edward jun, esq; 1829-36; £8 8s. Kemble, Horatio, esq; 1833; £10 10s. Isaacs, Mrs K.L. (nee Merriman), 16 Kemble, Samuel Brooke, esq; 1850; £10 10s. Leskinnick Terrace, Penzance; 1881-93*; Kemble,Thomas, esq; 1820-1; £12 12s. £23 2s. I(emble,Thomas N., esq; 1820-33; £23 2s. Isherwood, Robert, esq; 1819-36; £28 7s. Kemble, Rev Wifliam; 1826; £10 10s. Islington, Rt Hon Lord, G.C.M.G., D.S.O., Kemble, Mrs William; 1836; £10 10s. Hartham Park, Corsham; 1888-1913*; I(emm,]ames, esq; 1845-60; £17 17s. £26. Kemm, Thomas, esq, Avebury; 1847-56; £8 Iveson,]ohn, esq; 1830-40; £13 13s. 8s WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS, 1817-1922 137

Kennard, Coleridge, esq, MP; 1880-7; £8 8s. Long, D.]., esq;1818;£10 10s. Kerry, Earl of, M.P; 1833; £10 10s. Long, Richard, Rood Ashton; 1817-20; £14 Kerry, Earl of, D.S.O., 16 Gloucester Place, 14s. Portman Squa.re,W1; 1907-13*; £12 12s. Long, Richard P., esq, M.R; 1855-66; £30 9s. King,WE., esq, Donhead Lodge; 1903*; £4. Long,Walter, esq, M.P!; 1836; £31 10s. Kingsbury, Rev Canon, Coombe Bissett; Long of Wraxall, Rt Hon Viscount, Rood 1871-89; £14 14s. Ashton; 1878-92*; £52 8s. Kinnier, H., esq, Redville, Swindon; 1873*; Lopes, Lady; 1836; £10 10s. £10 10s. Lopes, G. Ludlow, esq; 1887-1909; £24 3s. Knowles, G. esq, Stockton House, Codford St Lopes, Sir Massey, bart; 1860-1908; £10 10s. Mary; 1898*; £21. Lopes, R.K., esq; 1881-7; £7 7s. Lopes, R.L., esq; 1881-96; £16. Lacy, _]ames, esq, Sarum; 1826-37; £14 14s. Lopes, Sir Ralph, bart, M.P.; 1834; £11 11s. Lakin, Mrs; 1866-75; £10 10s. Lovell, Capt Audley, Cole Park; 1852; £10 Lambert, Sir John, K.C.B.; 1860-83; £23 13s. 10s. Lampson, G. Locker, esq, M.P., Rowfont, Lovibond, ].W, esq, The Pleasaunce, Lake; Sussex; 1913*; £1 1s. 1901-9; £14 14s. Lansdowne, Marquess of; 1819-62; £100 16s. Lowndes, Mrs; 1840; £10 10s. Lansdowne, Marquess of; 1836-63; £21 16s. Lowndes, E.C., esq, Castle Combe; 1874- Lansdowne, Marquis of; 1870-95*; £156 10s. 1909; £12 125. Large, Miss; 1880-9; £10 10s. Loyd, Lt-Col Arthur R; 1901*; £1 1s. Laverton, Abraham, esq, M.P., Westbury; Lubbock, Geofiiey, esq, Greenhill, Sutton 1870-5; £15 15s. Veny; 1913*; £1 1s. Laverton, VI/.H., esq, Leighton, Westbury; Lucas, Charles R., esq; 1856-70; £30 9s. 1887*; £39 18s. Luce, Col C.R., Halcombe, Malmesbury; Lawes, Mrs, Marlborough; 1842-59; £18 18s. 1877*; £12 12s. Lawes, Rev _]. Townsend, Marlborough; 1822- Luce, Thomas, esq, Malmesbury; 1840-66; 8; £7 7s. £25 4s. Lawes, Thornton, esq, Ennox Lodge, Hinton Ludlow, Lord, Heywood; 1885-97; £15 10s. Charterhouse; 1900-15*; £18 18s. Ludlow, Mrs; 1871; £5 5s. Lawes, Mrs Thornton, esq, Ennox Lodge, Ludlow, H.G.G., esq, Heywood; 1823-50; Hinton Charterhouse; 1910-15*; £6 6s. £28 7s. Lawrence, Sir Thomas, P.R.A.; 1820-31; £36 Ludlow of Heywood, Lord, 27 Portland 15s. Place, Piccadilly,W1; 1897-1901*; £5 5s. Lawrence, William Frederick, esq, Cowesfield Lush,_].A., esq, M.D., M.R, Sarum; 1872; £10 House,Whiteparish; 1883-1905*; £37 10s. 10s. Leaf, Herbert, esq, The Green, Marlborough; Lush, the Hon Sir Robert; 1866; £14 14s. 1910*;£1515s. Lushington, Sir Godfrey, K.C.B.; Bedwyn; Leake,W'illiam, esq; 1823; £10 10s. 1901;£1010s. Lee, Rev Harry, B.D.; 1862; £10 10s. Lyall,_]., esq; 1871-3; £15 10s. Lee,Thoma.s, esq; 1845-65; £43 1s. Lyne, Edmund Ormond, esq, Malmesbury; Lee, Wifliam B., esq, Chantry, Frome; 1892; 1842; ,g;10 10$. £1 1s. Leveson, E._]., esq; 1867; £10 10s. Macdonald, Rev Canon, Great Wishford Lewis,T. N., esq; 1830-6; £6 6s. Rectory; 1902*; £21. Lewis,William, esq; 1819-50; £37 16s. Macdonald, Fitzherbert, esq, Sarum; 1883-96; Lewis, Mrs William; 1836-40; £10 10s. £12 12s. Liefchild,\lV.G., esq; 1838-49; £12 12s. Mackay, Alexander, esq,Trowbridge; 1 887-95; Locke, F.A.S., esq; 1839; £10 10s. £52 10$. Locke,Wadham, esq; 1818; £10 10s. Mackay, George E., esq, Kington Langley; Loder, Giles, esq; 1857; £10 10s. 1894*; £10 105. Loder, Robert, esq; 1872; £10 10s. Mackay,_]., esq, Seend Manor; 1888; £10 10s. London Tavern Company; 1867-95; £35 14s. Mack.rell,_]ohn, esq; 1857-1910; £73 10s. 138 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS, 1817-1922

Madden,WH., esq, Paignton, Devon; 1893*; Merewether, H.A.F., esq; 1848-64; £17 17s. £13 13s. Merewether, Herbert, esq, c/o Mrs Dean, Malet, Sir Alex., bart, K.C.B.,Wilbury; 1824- Adbury, Windlesham, Surrey; 1869*; £10 86; £116 6s. 10s. Malet, Rt Hon Sir Edward, bart, G.C.B.; Merewether, Miss jessie, 32 Rosetti Gardens 1871-1908; £62 5s. Mansions, Chelsea, SW1; 1867*; £10 10s. Malet, Lt-Col Sir Harry, bart, D.S.O., O.B.E., Merewether, Mr Seijeant; 1820; £14 14s. Wilbury; 1907*; £22 10s. Merewether, Mrs Serjeant; 1867; £10 10s. Malet, Sir Henry, bart; 1888-1903; £21 16s. Merewether, W. Lockyer, esq; 1864-1912; Mallinson, Edward, esq; Bradford; 1902-13; £10 10s. £12 2s. Merewether, Lieut-Col Sir Wiﬂiam; 1849; Malmesbury, Earl of; 1826; £10 10s. £10 10s. Mann, Major W. Horace, M.C., Brooklyn, Merewether, Rev Canon Wyndham A., Semington; 1903*; £11 11s. Langton House, Salisbury; 1868*; £10 10s. Mann, Wj., esq, Highfield, Trowbridge; Merrick, William, esq, jun, Broad Street 1886*; £12 12s. Avenue, EC2; 1904*; £2 2s. Marsh,]ohn, esq, Devizes; 1878-86; £9 9s. Merriman, Dr; 1821; £10 10s. Marsh, M.H., esq, M.P.,Wilbury; 1857; £10. Merriman, Mrs; 1837; £10 10s. Martin, Charles, esq; 1820; £10 10s. Merriman, Miss E.F.; 1893*; £10 10s. Martin, Charles, esq; 1821-8; £18 18s. Merriman, Miss E.H.; 1861-81; £22 1s. Martin, Charles, esq; 1840; £10 10s. Merriman, Edward B., esq, 9 Hyde Park Martin,]. Kemble, esq; 1841; £10 10s. Gardens,W; 1875-1911; £29 8s. Maskelyne,Nev1'l Story, F.R.S., Bassett Down; Merriman, G., esq, 96 Finchley Road, NW; 1879-1911; £27 6s. 1907; £3 3s. Maton, Dr; 1817-34; £18 18s. Merriman,}; 1830; £17 17s. Maton, Fred. S., esq, High Trees, Clapham Merriman, Dr james N.; 1845; £10 10s. Common, SW4; 1918*; £1 1s. Merriman, M.M., 3 lvlitre Court, Temple, Maton, Leonard, esq, 21 Cannon Street, EC4; EC4; 1895*; £14 14s. 1910*;£1414s. Merriman, Miss Mary de Berdt, 47 Lee Matthews,]., esq; 1859; £10 10s. Terrace, Blackheath, SE; 1868; £1 1s. Matthews,]ohn, esq; 1856-9; £21. Merriman, Nathaniel, esq; 1821; £10 10s. Matthews, R., esq; 1859; £10 10s. Merriman, Robert W, esq, Sempringham, Maudslay, Charles E., esq, North Coker Marlborough; 1864*; £15 15s. House,YeoviI; 1902*; £10 10s. Merriman, S.B., esq; 1839; £10 10s. Maurice, Dr ].B., Marlborough; 1901-12; Merriman, Mrs S.B.; 1842-79; £32 11s. £12 12s. Merriman,T.B., esq; 1829; £10 10s. Mayne, ]ohn Thomas; 1818; £11 11s. Merriman,T. Mark, esq, 3 Mitre Court, Fleet Meade, the Hon and Rev Canon Sidney, Street, EC4; 1872*; £28 7s. Frankleigh House, Bradford; 1882-1911; Merriman,Thomas, esq; 1821; £10 10s. £13 10s. Merriman, Thomas Hardwick; 1832; £10 Meares,]ohn, esq; 1833-9; £7 7s. 10s. Medlicott, H.E., esq, Potterne; 1875-90; £26 Merriman, W.R.H., esq, Sempringham, 5s. Marlborough; 1895; £10 10$. Meek, Alexander, esq, Devizes; 1845; £10 Merriman, Dr William; 1843-8; £6 6s. 10s. Merriman,WiHiam Clark,esq;1829;£10 10s. Meek, H. Edgar, esq; 1901-9; £8 8s. Merriman,William Heath, 6 Hartington Rd, Mercers' Company, the; 1819-39; £84. Chiswick,W4; 1887*; £10 10s. Meredith-Brown, M., esq, Nonsuch House, Methuen, Lord; 1817-30; £23 10s. Chippenham; 1890-1913 [and perhaps later: Methuen, Lord; 1839-87; £41 10s. listed as governor in 1913, but not in 1921]; Methuen, Field-Marshall Lord, G.C.B.; £124 2s. G.C.M.G., G.C.V.O., Corsham Court; Merewether, Mrs H.; 1845; £10 10s. 1863-95*; £38 17s. Merewether, H.A., esq, Q.C.; 1837; £22 1s. Methuen, Paul Nlildmay, esq; 1833; £10 10s. WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS, 1817-1922 139

Meux, Sir Henry Bruce, bart; 1883; £10 10s. Neeld, Lt-Col Sir Audley D., bart, C.B., Miles, Col C. Napier, C.B., M.V.O., M.V.O., Grittleton; 1892-1904*; £57 8s. Inglebourne Manor, Malmesbury; 1891- Neeld, Elliot A., esq; 1895; £10 10s. 1911; gs 45. Neeld, Sir john, bart; 1831-41; £21. Miller, T. Butt, esq, Manor House, Cricklade; Neeld,]oseph, esq, M.P., Grittleton; 1829-45; 1909-11; £3 3s. £62 4s. Mills, P.M., esq; 1819-25; £6 6s. Neeld, Lt-Col Mortimer, Langley Burrell; Mills, Stephen, esq; 1831; £10 10s. 1893*;£10 10s. Mitchell, Arthur C., esq, Highgrove, Tetbury; Neeld, Rear-Admiral R.R., R.N., Twatley, 1888-1905; £2 25. Malmesbury; 1893*; £10 10s. Money-Kyrle, Major A.; 1908; £2 2s. Neeld,William, esq; 1831; £10 10s. Montagu, Edward, esq; 1822-8; £8 8s. Nelson, Earl; 1850-1913; £27 2s. Montagu, Captain George; 1827-33; £6 6s. Newman, Edmund L., esq; 1834-8; £5 5s. Morgan, WF., esq, Warminster; 1889-1907; Nicholas, Charles, esq; 1820; £5 5s. £10 10s. Nicholas, Edward, esq; 1821; £10 10s. Morland, Mrs C.; 1842-52; £11 11s. Nicholas, G., esq; 1873-8; £6 6s. Morley, Charles, esq, Shockerwick House, Nickisson, Major ].L., Little Hinton Manor; Bath; 1908; £10 10$. 1913*; £1 1s. Mornington, Earl of; 1819; £10 10s. Nisbet, Mrs Parry; 1849; £10 10s. Morrice, Rev Canon; 1869; £10 10s. Nisbet, R.P., esq, Southbroom House; 1840- Morrice, Rev Canon john David, Monkton 74; £49 10s. Farleigh Rectory; 1887*; £10 10s. Noad, Richard, esq; 1820-50; £32 11s. Morrison,Alex, esq, Fonthill; 1835; £10 10s. Normanton, Earl of; 1872; £10 10s. Morrison, Mrs Alfred, Shawford Place, Winchester; 1871*; £10 10s. Olivier, Rev Dacres; 1882-8; £7 7s. Morrison, George, esq, Hampworth; 1880-4; Olivier, Lieut-Colonel Henry Stephen; 1833; £9 4s. £10 10s. Morrison, Hugh, esq, Fonthill; 1892-1904*; Osborne, Henry, esq; 1817-22; £6 6s. £66 4s. Morrison, Major _].A., Basildon Park, Page, Colonel; 1830; £10 10s. Reading; 1901-3*; £11 11s. Page, Frederick, esq; 1831; £5 5s. Morrison,]ames, esq, Fonthill; 1835; £10 10s. Pain, George, esq, Sarum; 1826-54; £30 9s. Morrison, james, esq, Ardle Bank, Pain,Thomas, esq, Sarum; 1854-64; £11 11s. Marlborough; 1890*; £10 10s. Palmer, Brig-General G.Ll., C.B., M.P., The Morse, David, esq; 1857-63; £7 7s. Prospect, Trowbridge; 1892-1904*; £57 Morse, L.L., Swindon; 1902-13; £18 18s. 16s. Mortimer,].L., esq; 1824-37; £13 13s. Palmer, Michael, esq, Bradford; 1883-5; £10 Moulton, john, esq, The Hall, Bradford; 10s. 1901*; £46 45. Palmer, Sir Walter, bart, M.P., Sarum; 1901- Mullings, joseph R., esq, M.P., Eastcourt 10; £11 11s. House; 1843-59; £46 4s. Parker, F.C. Shirecliffe, esq, Green End, Mullings, Richard, esq, Stratton; 1847-72; Northwood, Middlesex; 1903*; £3 3s. £40 155. Parker, William, esq; 1817; £5 5s. Mullins, G., esq; 1834-40; £7 7s. Parr, T.H., esq, 3 Elm Court, Temple EC4; 1910*;£1212s. Nash,William, esq; 1828-35; £17 17s. Pater, William, esq; 1820-40; £22 1s. Neate, Francis Webb, esq; 1843; £10 10s. Patient,_Iohn, esq; 1819-27; £19 19s. Neate, Stephen, esq; 1817; £10 10s. Pavy, Fred, esq, M.D., F.R.S.; 1867-73; £7 7s. Neate, Stephen, esq; 1819; £14 14s. Pavy, Philip, esq; 1867-73; £7 7s. Neeld, Lady; 1859; £10 10s. Peachy, Major-General; 1821; £10 10s. Neeld, Mrs; 1836; £10 10s. Pearse, Brice, esq; 1838; £10 10s. Neeld, Sir Algernon W, bart; 1867-94; £12 Pearse, Brice, esq; 1846; £14 14s. 12s Pearse, Christopher; 1838; £10 10s. 140 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS, 1817-1922

Pearse, _]ohn, esq, M.P., Chilton; 1818-19; 10s. £21. Pollen, Sir R.H., bart, Rodbourne, Pelly, Sir Harold, bart, Thorngrove, Malmesbury; 1877-1902; £26 5s. Gillingham, Dorset; 1902*; £1 1s. Ponting, Thomas, esq, Warminster; 1865-88; Pembroke, Earl of; 1819-25; £40. £25 4s. Pembroke, Earl of; 1881-9; £13 13s. Poore, Sir Edward, bart, Rushall; 1826; £10 Pembroke, Earl of; 1878-1913; £58 16s. 10s. Peniston, Mr; 1825-38; £14 14s. Poore, R.A.; esq, D.S.O., Cavalry Club, Penruddocke, Charles, esq; 1826-35; £10 10s. Piccadilly; 1913 [and perhaps later: listed as Penruddocke, Charles, esq, Compton Park; governor in 1913, but not in 1921]; £1 1s. 1901-13*;£17 17s. Poore, Admiral Sir Richard, bart, K.C.B.; Peplar, George, esq; 1817; £7 7s. C.V.O., Wiiisley Corner, Bradford; 1906- Perkins,]ohn, esq; 1835; £10 10s. 14*; £29 8s. Perkins,Tom, esq, Salisbury; 1909*; £1 1s. Poore, Robert Montagu, esq; 1826-33; £12 Perrior, Mrs; 1848-64; £17 17s. 12s. Perrior, Mr _]ohn,Wylie; 1828-38; £19 19s. Popham, General, Littlecott; 1842; £10 10s. Phelps, Stephen F., esq, Warrriinster; 1823; Powell, Alexander, esq, Hurdcott; 1825; £10 £10 10s. 10s. Phillips, Edward, esq, Melksham; 1820-30; Powell,Alexander Francis, esq; 1883; £10 10s. £11 11s. Powell,_]ames, esq; 1826-37; £27 6s. Phillips,_]acob, esq; 1866; £10 10s. Poynder,T.H.A., esq, Hartham Park; 1841-71; Phillips,_]ohn L., esq; 1841-53; £13 13s. £28 15s. Philpot,_]ohn, esq; 1849-62; £25 4s. Poynder,Thomas, esq; 1818; £10 10s. Phipps,A. Constantine, esq; 1845-51; £5 5s. Poynder,Thomas, esq,jun; 1821; £10 10s. Phipps, C. Lewis, esq,Wans House; 1820; £10 Poynder,Willian1 H., esq, Pew Hill; 1860-79; 10s. £210 10s. Phipps, C.N.P., esq, Chalcot; £28 7s. Prangley, Mr, Sarum; 1828-33; £6 6s. Phipps, Charles Paul, esq, Chalcot; 1847-77; Pratt,William, esq; 1820; £10 10s. £26. Pressly, Sir Charles, K.C.B.; 1859-69; £21. Phipps, _]ohn Lewis, esq, Leighton House; Pressly, Miss Ellen; 1912 (legacy); £300. 1847-50; £12 12s. Price, R.E., esq; 1866; £10 10s. Phipps, R.L. Hothersal, esq, Leighton House; Prince, Rev _]ohn; 1819-35; £15 15s. 1870;£1010s. Pritchett, H., esq; 1823; £12 12s. Phipps,T.H. Hele, esq, Leighton House; 1835; Prower, Capt, Purton; 1847; £10 10s. £10 10s. Prower, Rev _]. Mervin, Purton; 1847-66; Pinckney, Erlysman, I-lighbury, Warminster; £21. 1866;£10 10s. Prower,Thomas, esq, Purton; 1820-4; £5 5s. Pinckney, Captain Erlysman Charles, Prowse, Capt G.].W; 1888; £10 10s. Duckmead, Bradford; 1887*; £10 10s. Pugh,William, esq; 1822; £5 5s. Pinckney, _]ohn Robert Hugh, esq, Pullen,_]oseph, esq; 1817-36; £21. Woodspeen Lodge, Newbury; 1901*; £10 10s. Radcliffe, His Honourjudge, K.C.,The Rise, Pinckney, W, esq, Sarum; 1871-1908; £16 Headington Hill, Oxford; 1880-1900*; 16s. £18 18s. Pinckney,WiIliam, esq, Everley; 1826-32; £12 Radcli£fe,Alex. N., esq, 28 Old Queen Street, 12s. Westminster, SW1; 1882-1900*; £10 10s. Pinniger,WH., esq,Westbury; 1884-96; £13 Radcliffe, Rev Arthur, Thelbridge, Keswick 13s. Road, Bournemouth; 1883*; £10 10s. Pitt,_]oseph, esq, M.P., Eastcourt House; 1817- Radcliﬂle, Charles H., esq, Sarum; 1856; £10 28; £32 11s. 10s. Pitt,_]oseph, esq,jun; 1819-28; £21. Radcliffe,_]ohn Alexander, esq; 1852; £10 10s. Pocock, T.P., esq, Chippenham; 1869; £10 Radcliffe, Rev Norman C., D.D., Walmer WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS, 1817-1922 141

Vicarage, Kent; 1890*; £10 10s. Rowland, W.H., esq, Ramsbury; 1866; £11 Radnor, countess of; 1914*; £2 2s. 11s. Radnor, Earl of; 1817-27; £29 8s. Rowland, William, esq, Ramsbury; 1826-65; Radnor, Earl of; 1874-99; £27 6s. £42. Radnor, Earl of; 1879-88; £58 16s. Russell, F. Martin, esq, Marlborough; 1826- Radnor, Earl of, Longford Castle; 1894*; 37; £12 125. £100 17s. Russell, George, esq; 1826-34; £9 9s. Randolph, _].R., His Honour judge, K.C., Russell,_]., esq, Ramsbury; 1819-33; £27 6s. Eastcourt, Malmesbury; 1905*; £4 4s. Russell, james W., esq, Marlborough; 1834- Ravenhill, Colonel, R.E., C.B.; 1876-88; £13 48; £15 15s. 13s. Russell,]ohn, esq; 1826-34; £9 9s. Ravenhill, Major-General, R.A.; 1881-99; Ryder, Granville R., esq; 1875-88; £14 14s. £16 16s. Ravenhill,]ohn, esq; 1828; £10 10s. Sainsbury, Dr, Corsham; 1829-40; £11 11s. RavenhiI,_]ohn R., esq; 1863; £10 10s. Sainsbury, Mrjames; 1833-5; £12 12s. Ravenhill, William Waldon, esq; 1863-81; Sainsbury, Thomas Popham, esq, 30 Savile £25 4s. Row, W; 1913 [and perhaps later: listed as Ravenshaw, Rev T.F.; 1864; £10 10s. governor in 1913, but not in 1921] (executor Rawlinson, General Lord, G.C.B., G.C.V.O., of Miss Ellen Pressly). Cholderton; 1913*; £2 2s. St Aldwyns, the Viscount, Colne St Aldwyns, Reed, Charles, esq, Marlborough; 1880-5; £6 Fairford; 1861-70; £21. 6s. Salisbury, the Lord Bishop of, the Rt Rev Dr Reed, George, esq; 1817-28; £14 14s. Burgess; 1821; £10 10s. Reeve, Mr _]onah, Marlborough; 1838-63; Salisbury, the Lord Bishop of, the Rt Rev Dr £27 6s. Denison; 1840; £10 10s. Reeves, Capt. E., R.N., Brookheath, Salisbury, the Lord Bishop of, the Rt Rev Dr Fordingbridge; 1912*; £6 4s. Hamilton; 1856; £10 10s. Richards, Henry, esq; 1845-63; £19 19s. Salisbury, the Lord Bishop of, the Rt Rev Dr Richardson, H., esq, Sigglesthorne, Moberley; 1881; £10. Marlborough; 1891; £1 1s. Salisbury, the Lord Bishop of, the Rt Rev Dr Richardson,]ames, esq; 1817; £10 10s. Wordsworth; 1886-1911; £57. Richard.son,]ohn, esq; 1823-9; £7 7s. Salisbury, the Dean of, the Very Rev G.D. Richardson, Richard, esq; 1828-36; £9 9s. Boyle; 1882-1901; £21. Ring, ]ohn, esq; 1817-29; £15 15s. Siisbury, the Dean of, the Very Rev H.P. Roberts,Thomas, esq; 1817; £10 10s. Hamilton; 1871; £10 10s. Roberts,Very Rev William Page, Highlands, Salisbury, the Dean of, the Very Rev William Shanklin; 1912*;£1 1s. Page-Roberts; 1912; £1 1s. Robinson, Octavius, esq, Redlynch; 1901-4; Salmon, F., esq; 1840-2; £10 10s. £1 1 11s. Salmon, W, esq, Southbroom House; 1818; Robinson, Mrs Octavius, Combe Head £10 10s. House, Chard; 1904-14*; £11 11s. Salmon, WW., esq, Southbroom House; Rogers, Rev Dr, Rainscombe; 1817-31; £15 1818-46; £21. 15s. Sandeman, G.G., esq; 1875-83; £10 10s. Rogers, F.N., esq, Rainscombe; 1902-13*; Saunders, Henry, esq, Devizes; 1831-4; £14 £22 1s. 14s. Rogers, F. Newman, esq, Q.C.; Rainscombe; Saunders,John, esq; 1822-3; £15 15s. 1817-52; £36 15s. Saunders,T. B., esq; 1838; £18 18s. Rogers,William, esq; 1827-37; £11 11s. Saunders, Thomas H., esq, Bradford; 1823; Rooke, Mortimer, esq,The Ivy, Chippenham; £15 15s. 1892*; £29 1s. Saunders,William, esq; 1826-31; £6 6s. Roundway, Rt I-Ion Lord, Roundway Park; Saunders,William, esq; 1855-63; £9 9s. 1881-1908*; £55 13s. Scammell,].B., esq; 1869-75; £7 7s. 142 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS, 1817-1922

Schomberg, E.C., esq, Seend House; 1888- Spicer, Captain, Spye Park; 1891*; £16 16s. 1902*; £40 19s. Spicer,].W Gooch, esq, Spye; 1867; £10 10s. Schomberg, Miss Louisa, Seend; 1902-11*; Squarey,A.T., esq; 1865-97; £12 12s. £10 10s. Squarey, E.P., esq, Downton; 1903-11; £5 5s. Scott, john, esq, Warniinster; 1874-85; £12 Stancomb, john F., esq, Shaw House, 12s. Melksham; 1888-94; £17 17s. Seton, R.G., esq, 3 Dr Johnson's Buildings, Stancomb, William, esq, Blount's Court, Temple, EC4; 1910-14*; £5 5s. Potterne; 1878-1911*; £21. Seymour, Alﬁ-ed, esq, Knoyle; 1864-81; £30 Stanton, the Ven Archdeacon; 1865; £10 10s. 9s. Staples, Messrs; 1843-67; £52 10s. Seymour, Henry, esq, Knoyle; 1833-47; £25 Staples,]ohn, esq; 1843-9; £11 11s. 10s. Staples,T.H., esq, Sarum; 1871-85; £15 15s. Seymour, Henry Danby, esq, M.P.; 1854; £10 Starky, Rev Dr, Spye; 1820; £10 10s. 10s. Starky, Rev ].E. Andrew, Spye; 1821-5; £15 Shaw-Stewart, Sir Michael, bart, Fonthill; 15s. 1883-1903; £15 10s. Staunton, Sir G., bart; 1817; £10 10s. Shaw-Stewart,Walter R., esq, Hindon; 1888- Stephens, Edward, esq, Sarum; 1821-34; £15 1900; £12 12s. 15s. Shephard,]., esq; 1838-42; £21. Stephens, Henry C., esq, Cholderton; 1898- Sheppard,].H., esq; 1823; £5 5s. 1909; £21. Short, Robert, esq; 1826-34; £9 9s. Sterne, Capt, R.N., Devizes; 1871-98; £28 Slade, john, esq; 1829-34; £6 6s. 7s. Slater, Alvara, esq; 1824; £10 10s. Stoddart; Sir John; 1820-37; £18 18s. Slater, Rev F., Shaw; 1888-97; £10 10s. Stothert, Sir Percy K., K.B.E., Lansdowne Sloper, G.E., esq, Etchilhampton; 1823; £10 Place West, Bath; 1903*; £12 12s. 10s. Strange,]ohn, esq; 1820-35; £21. Smith, Charles Robert, esq; 1858; £10 10s. Strange,]ohn, esq; 1837; £10 10s. Smith, H. Herbert, esq, Calne; 1888-1913; Strange,Thomas, esq;1838;£10 10s. £29 8s. Strange, William, esq; 1820; £10 10s. Smith, H._]., esq; 1843-68; £27 6s. Stratton, C. Harris, esq, 48 St George's Court, Smith, Samuel; 1821; £10 10s. South Kensington, SW7; 1896*; £10 105. Smith, Stephen, esq, Durnford; 1843-67; £26 Studd, Edward, esq; 1872; £10 10s. 5s. Suffolk, Earl of; 1820; £10 10s. Smith,T. Chaloner, esq; 1851-6; £15 15s. Suffolk, Earl of; 1826; £10 10s. Smith-Barry,].H., esq, 33 Gloucester Square, Suffolk, Earl of; 1879-97; £15 10s. W2; 1902*; £1 1s. Suffolk and Berkshire, Earl of, Charlton Park; Smyth, Sir Hugh, bart; 1821; £10 10$. 1913 [and perhaps later: listed as governor in Soames, Rev Charles, Mildenhall; 1867-93; 1913, but not in 1921]; £2 2s. £27 6s. Sutherland, Charles, esq, Amesbury; 1829-36; Soames, Charles E., esq, 12 Coleman St, EC2; £6 6s. 1888*; £25. Sutton, Mrs Elizabeth, Rowde; 1821; £10 Soames, Rev Gordon, Mildenhall; 1895- 10s. 1902*; £8 8s. Sutton, George, esq; 1837-44; £7 7s. Somerset, Duke of; 1817-55; £63. Sutton,]ames, esq; 1821-42; £17 5s. Somerset, Duke of, Maiden Bradley; 1897- Sutton,]ohn, esq, Rowde; 1821; £10 10s. 9*; £26 5s. Sutton, Robert, esq; 1817-46; £60 18s. Somerset, Lord Arthur; 1882; £10 10s. Sutton, Robert, esq, jun; 1821-2; £23 18s. Southwark, the Lord Bishop of, Dr Yeatman; Sutton, Mrs Sarah, Rowde; 1821; £10 10s. 1899; £5 5s. Swaby,]ames, esq; 1830; £5 5s. Spark, William T., esq, Abbotstone, Swayne, H.].F., esq,Wilton; 1842; £10 10s. Whiteparish; 1905*; £2 2s. Swayne,]., esq,Wilton; 1820-40; £21. Spencer, Rev john; 1848; £10 10s. Swayne,Thomas, esq; 1829; £10 10s. WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS, 1817-1922 143

Vincent, john, esq; 1844-94; £56 14s. Tanner, Wflliam, esq, Lockeridge; 1823; £10 Vincent,Thomas, esq; 1818; £17 17s. 10s. Tatham, ]ohn, esq; 1821-30; £10 10s. Wackerbarth, G., esq; 1821-8; £18 18s. Temp1e,William, esq, Bishopstrow; 1824; £10 Wakeman, Herbert J., Warminster; 1865-96; 10s. £32 11s. Terrell, George, esq, M. P., 45 Wilton Walker, William, esq, Long-field House, Crescent, SW1; 1920*; £1 1s. Trowbridge; 1892*; £10 10s. Thomas, Rev ].S., Marlborough; 1891-8; £8 Wafl,William, esq; 1829-36; £8 8s. 8s. Wallington, Sir john, K.C.B., Keevil; 1888- Thornton, Captain Cyril M.; 1898-1909; 1910; ,4124 3;. ,g11 11s. Walmesley, Richard, esq, Lackharn; 1876-7; Thring,]ohn Tivitoe, esq,Warminster; 1821- £21. 5; £14 14s. Walrond,]ohn, esq; 1827-36; .£10 10s. Thring, R.S., esq; 1875; £5 5s. Walsh,]oseph, esq; 1821-34; £14 14s. Tilby,]ames, esq, Devizes; 1817-21; £15 15s. Walter, Richard, esq; 1822-48; £22 1s. Timbrell, Charles, esq; 1831-5; £6 6s. Wansey, Henry, esq, Warminster; 1820-36; Timbrell,Thomas, esq; 1827; £10 10s. ,g17 17;. Tinker, William, esq, Devizes; 1833; £10 10s. Wansey, Henry, esq; 1874-9; £13 13s. Tirmey,WH., esq;1817-36;£16 16s. Wansey, William, esq; 1856-68; £13 13s. Torra.nce,]ohn, esq; 1870-8' £9 9s. Ward, Rev john, Great Bedwyn; 1829; £10 Townsend, George Barnard, esq, Sarum; 10s. 1843-68; £27 6s. Ward,]ohn, esq, Marlborough; 1821-9; £9 9s. Townsend, George Eyre, esq, R.A.; Sarum; Ward, Col lvlichael Foster, Upton Park, 1864-73; £10 10$. Slough; 1854; ,g10 10;. Trafalgar,Viscount; 1888-1905; £17 17s. Ward,Thomas Rowdon, esq; 1821; £10 10s. Trenchard, Rev ].A., LL.D, Stanton; 1819; Warneford, Lady, Wetherell; 1860; £10 10s. £10 10s. Warre, Rev Canon, Bemerton; 1901; £10 Trinder, I-1., esq; 1848-54; £8 8s. 10s. Troyte-Chafyn-Grove, G., esq; 1892-1913; Warriner, Ernle, esq; 1819; £10 10s. £16 16s. Warrington, Rt Hon Lord justice, C1yEe Truebridge,Thorn.as, esq,Wishford; 1828-40; Hall, Market Lavington; 1904*; £35 14s. £13 13s. Warry,Thomas, esq; 1817-40; £25 4s. Tucker, Henry, esq; 1872; £10 10s. Washbourne, Mrs Thomas; 1830-9; £10 10s. Tuckey, Mr Richard; 1826-33; £8 8s. Waters, Edward, esq, Heathfield, Milford Hill, Tuckey, Thomas, esq, Haydon; 1846-52; £7 Salisbury; 1903*; £19 19s. 7s. Waters,T., esq; 1849-52; £15 15s. Tugwell, William Edmund, esq; 1832; £10 Watson-Taylor, Simon, esq, Erlestoke; 1845- 10s. 1902; ,g21. Turnor, Col WW, Pin.k.ney Park, Sherston; Wayet, Mrs, Pinchbeck Vicarage, Spalding; 1898-1905*; £8 8s. 1870*; £10 10s. Tylee, Charles, esq, Seend; 1818; £10 10s. Webb, Charles, esq; 1826; £10 10s. Tylee, Edward, esq; 1838-85; £49 7s. Webb, Francis, esq; 1851-65; £25 4s. Tylee,]ohn, esq, Devizes; 1818; £10 10s. Webb, Frederick, esq; 1823; £10. Tylee,Thomas, esq, Devizes; 1818; £10 10s. Webb, Henry Parker, esq, Trowbridge; 1868- 85; £18 18s. Upcott, Lewis E., esq, Babbacombe,Torquay; Webb,]ohn, esq; 1825; £10 10s. 1900-14*; £4 4s. Webb, Richard, esq; 1829-36; £18 18s. Weeks,Thomas, esq; 1839-41; £5 5s. Vaux,]oseph, esq; 1817; £10 10s. Welford, Richard, esq; 1823-5; £13 13s. Vilett, Lieut-Colonel; 1837; £10 10s. Wellesley, the Hon WP.T.L., Draycott; 1819- Vincent, Rev E., Rowde; 1820; £10 10s. 20; ,4112 12;. 144 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS, 1817-1922

Westall, Dr Edward; 1845; £10 10s. Woodley, Thomas, esq; 1869-79; £11 11s. Westall, R., esq; 1848; £10 10s. Woodman, _I., esq, Marlborough; 1820-5; £16 Wheeler, Miss; 1870-1909; £41. 16s. Wheeler, _I.C., esq, Sarum; 1848-69; £22 1s. Wordsworth, Rev Canon Christopher, St Whitaker, E.T., esq; 1846-76; £31 10s. Nicholas Hospital, Salisbury; 1899-1901; White, Richard, esq; 1826; £10 10s. £11 1 1s. Whitmarsh, E, esq; 1821-35; £15 15s. Wray, Robert, esq; 1817-23; £7 7s. Whitmarsh, Henry, esq; 1824-35; £12 12s. Wroughton, Lieut-Colonel,Wilcot; 1826-33; W'hitmarsh,Thomas, esq; 1837-42; £6 6s. £18 18s. Wl1itrnarsh,ThomasWebb, esq; 1822-35; £14 Wyatt, Alfred, esq;1821;£10 10s. 14s. Wyatt, Matthew, esq; 1821-5; £6 6s. Wild, George, esq; 1852; £10 10s. Wyndham, Charles, esq, Wans House; 1875- Williams, Dr; 1832-41; £10 10s. 96; £14 14s. Willianis, Rev Sir Erasmus G., bart; 1846; W'yndham,_I.H. Campbell, Sarum; 1844; £10 £10 10s. 10s. Willis and Son; 1881-4; £21. Wyndham, Hon Percy Scawen, Clouds; 1896- Willis,_I. Deane-, esq, Bapton Manor; 1901*; 1910; ,g32 16;. ,g;11 11s. \lI/yndham, Wadhani, esq, Sarum; 1826; £10 Wilson, Sir Henry and Lady Frances Wright; 10s. 1824;,g10 104. Wyndham, Williain, esq, M.P., Dinton; 1854; Wilson,_]., esq; 1876-85; £10 10s. £10 10s. Wilson, _]., esq [the same]; 1885; £90 legacy, less duty. Yatman,W Hamilton, esq; 1888-99; £12 12s. Wilson, R.A., esq, Salisbury; 1884; £10 10s. Yeatman-Biggs, Rt Rev Lord Bishop of Wilts and Gloucester Standard, Cirencester; Coventry, D.D., Bishop's House, Coventry; 1870; £1 1s. 1899*; £13 8s. Wood, Charles Paul, esq; 1853-61; £11 11s. Young, Walter C., esq, Stratford-sub-Castle; Wood,_I. Crewe, esq, Swindon; 1906*; £1 1s. 1911; £1 1s. 145

APPENDIX C PAST PRESIDENTS OF THE WILTSHIRE SOCIETY

Ailesbury, Marquis of, 1864 Gordon, Robert, esq, M.P., 1829 Ailesbury, Marquis of, 1880 Grove,Thomas Fraser, esq, M.R, 1868 Albany, H.R.H. Duke of, KG, 1881 Antrobus, Sir E., bart, 1874 Heneage, G.H .Walker, esq, M.P., 1842 Antrobus, Col Sir Edmund, bart, 1907 Herbert, Hon Sidney, M.P., 1835 Astley, Sir ]ohn Dugdale, bart, M.P., 1823 Herbert, Hon Sidney, MP, 1878 Heytesbury, Lord, 1863 Baring,Thomas, esq, M.P., 1861 Hobhouse, Sir Benjamin, bart, 1817 Bath, Marquess of, 1855 Hobhouse, Sir John, bart, M.P., 1834 Bath, Marquis of, 1890 Hussey, Ambrose, esq, M.P., 1843 Bath, Marquis of, 1896-7 Bathurst, Col Hervey, M.P., 1862 Kerry, Earl of, M.P., D.S.O., 1913 Beach, Sir M.H. Hicks, bart, 1852 Bell,W Heward, esq,_].P, 1922 Lansdowne, Marquis of, 1819 Benett,john, esq, M.P., 1822 Lansdowne, Marquis of, 1870 Brewer,john Hibberd, esq,, 1872 Lansdowne, Marquis of, K.G.; 1895 Browne, Wade, esq, (High Sheriﬂ), 1846 Lawrence,WF., esq, M.P., 1905 Bruce, Earl, 1854 Long, Richard Penruddocke, esq, M.P., 1866 Bruce, Lord Charles, M.P., 1867 Long, Walter, esq, M.P., 1838 Bruce, Lord Ernest, M.P., 1856 Long,Walter H., esq, M.P., 1892 Bmges,WH. Ludlow, esq, M.P., 1839 Long, Walter Hume, esq, M.P., 1883 Burdett, Sir Francis, bart M.P., 1824 Malet, Sir Alexander, K.C.B., 1871 Calley, Col.T.C.P., C.B., M.V.O., 1911 Marsh, M.H., esq, M.P., 1858 Calley, Thomas, esq, M.R, 1832 Merewether, Henry Alworth, esq, Q.C., 1859 Carnarvon, Earl of, 1826 Merewether, Mr Seijeant, 1847 Clarendon, Earl of, 1827 Methuen, Lord, 1887 Colston, Edward, esq,, 1908 Methuen, Hon Frederick H. Paul, 1848 Coote, Sir Eyre, 1912 Methuen, Paul, esq, M.P., 1818 Methuen, Col. Hon Paul, C.B., C.M.G., 1886 Dickson-Poynder, Sir John, bart, 1891 Morrison, Hugh, esq,, 1903

Estcourt, G.B.Sotheron, esq, M.P., 1877 Neeld, Sir Algernon W, 1893 Estcourt,T.G.B., esq, M.P., 1820 Neeld, Lt-Col Sir Audley D., bart, C.B., Estcourt,T.H.S.B., esq, M.P., 1837 M.V.O., 1904 Eyre, George Edward, esq, (High Sheriff), Neeld,]ohn, esq, M.P., 1841 1844 Neeld,_]oseph, esq, M.P., 1836 Nelson, Earl, 1851 Fitzmaurice, Lord Edmond, 1889 Nisbet, R. Parry, esq, (High Sheriﬂ), 1849 Fo]kestone,Viscount, 1875 Normanton, Earl of, 1873 Folkestone,Viscount, M.P., 1894 Fowler, R.N., esq, M.P., 1885 Pearse,]ohn, esq, M.P., 1830 Fuller, ]ohn M., esq, M.P., 1898 Pembroke, Earl of, 1882 Pembroke, Earl of, 1900-1 Goddard, Ambrose L., esq, M.P., 1865 Pembroke, Earl of, M.V.O., 1914-20 Goddard, EP., esq, 1906 Phipps, C.N.P., esq, (High Sheriff), 1888 146 WILTSHIRE SOCIETY APPRENTICE REGISTERS, 1817-1922

Pitt,]oseph, esq, M.P., 1831 Stanford,Vere Benett, esq, 1884 Pressly, Sir Charles, K.C.B., 1869 Sufllolk, Earl of, 1828 Sufllolk, Earl of, 1853 R.3ClI1OI', Eflfl Of, C.l.E., Suflblk and Berkshire, of,

5111551113’, Bishop Of, 1345 Taylor, George Watson, esq, M.P., 1825 Salisbury, Bishop of, 1857 Taylor, Simon Watson, esq,, 1850 Seymour. Alfred. esq,, 1876 Tennant, Sir Edward, bart M.P., 1909-10 Shelburne, Earl of, M.P., 1840 Thynne, Lord Henry, M.P., 1860 Somerset, Duke of, 1821 Somerset, Duke of, 1833 Wyndham, Hon. Percy Scawen, 1902 Somerset, Duke of, 1899 147

INDEX OF PERSONS, PLACES, AND COMPANIES

Places are in Wiltshire unless otherwise stated. All places within the administrative county of London formed in 1889 are indexed alphabetically under London. Companies are indexed after individuals. Unless preﬁxed by p., references are to entries, not page numbers.

Abbott, Elsie Ivy, 853;_]n, 319 Amor, Alice M., 332; Eustace _]., 351; Hannah, Absolom, Edward, p.129 292; Una Maria, 292; see also Amer A‘Court,Thos, 177 Andrews,_]n G., 610;_]n Gane, 516 Acton, M.iddlesex, 355, 417 Angus, Sam, 214 Adams, _]as, 342; Mary, 445; Thos, 445; Wm Annetts, Geo, 450; Geo Chas, p.xvii, 617; Augustus, 550 Hen, 450 Adlam,_]n, 498;_]n (sen), 498;_]os, 486; Louisa, Ansell, Hen, 588 486; Mary Ann, 498; Mary _]ane, 530; Sarah Anstie, E.L., p.129 Ann, 623;Walter _]os, 486 Ansty, 696 Ady,Wm Herbert, 412 Antrobus, Lady ..., p.130; Sir Cosmo G., Ailesbury, Marquis of, p.129, p.145 p.129; Sir E., p.145; Sir Edmund, p.129, Aland, Ebenezer, 415; Hen, 415; Manoah, 464; p.130, p.145 Thos, 415, 464 Applegate, Stephen, B22;Wm, 152 Albany, Duke of, p.129, p.145 Appleton, ]as, 268; Wm, 232 Albinson, Mrs ..., 874 Archer, D., p.130 Aldbourne, 45, 226, 880 Arkell, Thomas, p. 130 Alder, Frank Geo, 427; Mary A, 427 Armourers’ Company, 107, 474 Alderbury: see Pitton Armstrong, _]os, 352 A'esbury, Mary, 495 Armstrong and Downton, 372 Alexander, Arthur, 289; Eliz, 350; G., p.129; Arnett, Alice, 131; Hen, 182;Thos, 131, 182 Geo, 289; _]as, 836, p.129; Montague, 111; Arney, Mr ..., 762;Thos, 698 Arnold, Geo Merritt, 174;]as Hen, 154; Ric, Rob, p.129; Sarah Ann, 414 203; Ric (sen), 203; Sarah, 154, 174, 203 Alford, Felix G., 831;_]n Lush, p.129 Arnold and Sons, 903 All Cannings, see Cannings,All Arnold-Foster, Mrs ..., p.130 Allcock,_]as, 658 Artindale, R.H., p.130 Allen, Chas, 82; Chas W, 1003; Geo. H., 134; Artis, Zechariah, 211 _]n, 328; Sam, 65;WH. and Co, 563;Wm, Arundell ofWardour, Lord ..., p.130 393 Ashburton, Lord ..., p.130 Alley, Ann, 175, 199; Eliza Ellen, 199;_]as, 199; Ashe, Rev R.M., p.130; Rev Rob, p.130 Sam _]as, 175 Ashley, Lord ..., p.130 Allsop, Mrs ..., 53, 121 Ashton, Steeple, 248, 480, 499, 614, 649, 928, Allum,_]n, 66 B38 Almond, 492 Askie, Geo, 464 Alton Barnes, 457 Astley, Sir F. Dugdale, p.130; Rev Francis B., Alvington, Devon, 297 p.130; Sir _]n Dugdale, p.xi, p.130, p.145 Amer, Harry, 866, 897; see also Amor Aston, Thos (jun), p.xi, p.130 America, 130,234 Atherton, Nathaniel, p.130 Amery, Edwin, 742 Athlone, Ireland, 969 Amesbury, 25, 37 Atkins, Sarah _]., 375 148 INDEX OF PERSONS, PLACES, AND COMPANIES

Atkinson, Edwin Pierson, 190;WH., 190 Baring,Alex, p.130; H.B., p.130;Thos, p.130, Attwood, Francis, p.130 p.145 Atwood, Rev G.H.S., p.130 Barker, Catherine, 3;_Iacob, 3 Atworth, in Bradford on Avon, p.xii, 52, 205, Barlow, Rob, 331 B17 Barnden,]n, 318 Austen, Caroline, 346 Barnes, Amelia, 253; C., 858; Edw, 348; _]os, Austin, B., 239; Benoni, 267; Hen, B3; 407, 777; Mary, 331, 407; Ric, 407; Thos Herbert Stanley, 796;]ob, 1; Percy Harold, ]n, 331;Thos Loveday, 849, 860 757; Sam, 1; Sophia, 1 Barnet, Herts, 177, 177 Avebury, 195, 600 Barnett,_In, 790; Lillian Maud, 692 Avens, Martha, 234 Baron, Rev _]n, p.130 Avery, Eliz, 150 Barrow, G.H., 557 Avon, Ric Marshal, 677 Barter, ]os, 366 Awdry, A._]., p.130; Ambrose, p.x, p.130; Mrs Bartholomew, Mary, 564 Ambrose, p.130; Chas, p.130; Chas Bartlett, Chas G., 997 Selwyn, p.130; Edmund M., p.130; _In, Barton, Maj Gen ..., p.130; Ann Newman, p.130; Sir ]n Wither; p.130; R.]., p.130; 748; Eliz Sarah, 156; Emily Maria Lowe, Maj R.W, p.130; Rev CanonW, p.130 764; Esther, 125, 156;]os, B31; Mary, 727; Axford, in Ramsbury, 186 Nathaniel, p.130; Thos Geo, 764; Thos Axford,]as, B10;Wm, 192 Wm, 764; Wm, 125; Wm ]os, 125; Wm Ayers,]os, 23; Martha, B34; Mary, 23; Phoebe, Stephen, 829 B34;Wm, 23 Basingstoke, Hants, 528 Baskerville, Hen, p. 1 30 Bacon, Hen, 484 Bastings, Hen, p.130 Badham,Jane Ann Penelope, 53;]n, 48, 53;]n Batchelor, Geo C., 434; Hen, 347, 434; Wm Alex, 48 Hen, 347 Baiden,]as, 459 Bath, Som, p.xv, 419, 475, 502, 651, 659, 665, Ba.iley, Amelia, 367, 423-4; Eliz, 571; Ellen, 871, 944, 960, 1004, B35 458; Frank, 367; Fred Horace, 612; Geo, Bath, Edw, p.x:ii, 205; Esther, p.rcii, 205;Thos, 423, 612; Harry, 424; Hen ]os, 709; p.x:ii, 205 Hubert E., 980;]acob, 367, 423-4;]n, 571; Bath, Marquis of, p.130, p.145 Mary Ann, 612; Thos Hen, 571;W, 849; Bathurst, Chas, p.130; Sir Fred, p.130; Col Sir 860;Wm, 458;Wm B., 976; see also Bayley F. Hervey, p.130, p.145 Bainton, Mary Ann jane, 894 Batson,]. and Sons, 571 Baker, Chas, 150; Emma, 488, 494, 563; Fred Batt, Caroline Dinah, 217; Dinah, 217; Phil Rob, 494; Geo, 342, 488, 494, 548, 563; Stanley, 780 Thos, 335;Walter Hen, 488;Wm Arthur, Baverstock, Alfred Egbert, 879; Percy Stewart, 563 935; ReginaldVere, 841; Sam, 704 Baker and Lewis, Messrs, 670 Bayley, Ellen Amelia, 702; Wm, 117; see also Ball, Edwin, 621; Geo, 652; Harry, 382; ]n, Bailey 652; Rob, 324; Sarah jane, 652, 719 Beach, M. Hicks, p.130; Sir M.H. Hicks, Ballen, Edwin, 321 p.130, p. 145 Balls, Stephen, 263 Beadle, Fred Wm, 834 Bamﬁeld,Thos, 97 Beak, Evelyn Kate Mary, 875 Bampton, Oxon, 406 Beard, H.A.D., 881 Banbury, Sir Fred G., p.130 Beasant, Hen ]n Martin, 518, A2 Banning, ]n, p. 130; Thos, p. 130 Beauchamp, Caroline, p.xii, 244, 288 Bannister, Matthew, p. 1 30 Beaufort, Duke of, p. 130 Barber, Wm, 523 Beaufoy, Mrs ..., p.130; Mark, p.130 Barbers‘ Company, 142, 363 Beaven (Beavan), H.W, 829; Herbert ]n, 832; Barclay, Geo, 215 ]as, 510; Messrs ]as and Thos, 628; Sam, Barford St Martin, 810 510, 653 INDEX OF PERSONS, PLACES, AND COMPANIES 149

Beazley,Thos, 514;Wm, 844 Wm, p.130 Beckett,]n, 91;_]nWm, 91; Mary, 91 Blacksmiths‘ Company, 76 Beddington, Surrey, 951 Bladworth, Thos, p. 131 Bedford, Beds, 942 Blagg,Thos Ward, p. 1 31 Bedfordshire: see Bedford Blakesley, B., 122; Ben, 102, 152, 157, 205; ‘Bedwyn’ [Great or Little], B56 Ben N., 301 Bedwyn, Great, 291, 383, 402, 452 Blanchard, jas, 224;_]os, 224 Bedwyn, Little, 129, 569; see also Chisbury Blanchett, Edw Fred, 67; Sarah, 67 Beer, Edw Alfred, 683 land, Susanna Haworth, 785 Beezley,]n, 89 andford, Edw, 295;]n Edw, 295 Belcher, S.A., 392 latch, Fred, 17; Maria, 17 Bell, Mary A.]., 595; Lt-Col WC. Heward, lathwayt, G.WW, p.131 p. 130;W Heward, p.130, p. 145 mmmgmleaden, Chas, p.131 Bembridge,Wight, 944 Bledisloe, Lord ..., p.131 Benet-Stanford (Benett-Stanford), _]n, p.130; Bleeck, Chas, p. 131; Chas Albert, p. 131 Maj ]., p.130;Vere Fane, p.130, p.146 Bloom, Messrs, 867 Benett: see Bennett Blowen, Sam Thos, 10 Benett-Stanford: see Benet-Stanford Blowey, Fanny Sophia, 611; Miriam Amor, Benham, Messrs and Sons Ltd., 710 611;Wm, 611 Bennett (Benett), Chas, 504; Fred jas, 449; Blundell,Thos, 300 Geo jas, 29; _]as, p.130; _]n, p.130, p.145; Blundy, Chas Wm, 270; Geo, 270 Miriam, 763; Miriam jessica, 763; Percy, Bodman, Eliza Ann, 543; Hen, B2;Wm Edw, 899; Sarah, 504; Thos Wm, 504; Violet 685 Kate, 792;Wm, 449, 763 Bolam,_]as, 7 Benstead, Chas Sam, 542 Boldero, Col ..., p.131 Beriden,_]as, 759 Bolton, Mrs ..., p.131;WG., p.131 Berkshire p.xvi; see ako Hungerford; Inkpen; Bond, Sarah Ann, 70; Thos, 70 Newbury; Upton Bone, Geo Rob, 465 Bernard, Rev Canon ..., p.130; Caroline, 775 Bonn, jacob, 602 Bertodano, B. de, p.130 Boot, Eliza, 199 Best,Ada, 805; Miss L., 907 Boscombe,]as, 473, 732 Bevington and Morris, Messrs, 240 Botten, Chas (jun), 242 Bevir, Harry, p.130 Boucher, Hen, B20; see also Bourcher; Bevis, Geo, 675 Bowsher Bickley,]n, 138 Boulger, Elias, 399 Biggs, Alfred, 337; Alice, 665; Edith, 665; Boulter, Edwin, 806 Ellen, 665; Frank, p.xii, 665; Fred, 665; Boulton, Wm Hen, 938 Fred _]n, 683; Geo, p.130;]n, 665; Sarah, Bourcher, Ric, 201; see abo Boucher; Bowsher p.xii, 665;Wm, 665 Bourne, Rev R.B., p.131 Bigwood, Eliz, 9;]as, 9;]n, 9; L.]., 969 Bouverie, Rev Canon B. Pleydell, p.131; Bigwood and Co, 765 Walter P., p.131 Bird, Ben, 70 Bowers, Rob Woodger, 608 Bishop, Chas Fred, 742; Chas K.K., 479; Bowles, Chas, p.131; Rev WL., p.x; Rev Frank, 754; Hen, 237; Hen _]as, 724; Hen WR., p.131 jn, 787;Wm Frank, 823 Bowley, Edw, p.131 Bishop's Cannings, see Cannings, Bishop's Bowman, Eliz Anne, 419;Wm Hen, 581 Bishop's Fonthill, see Fonthill Bishop Bowsher, Hen, 110; Hen (sen), 110; Mary Bishop's Lavington, see Lavington,West Ann, 110; see abo Boucher; Bourcher Black, Abraham, 355 Box, p.xii, 42, 144, 205, 243, 871, 892, 922, Blackaller, Martin Evans, 611 949, 966, 972, 993 Blackford,_]ane, 46; Rob, 46 Box, Geo, 443 Blackman, Dr ..., p.130 Boyton: see Corton Blackrnore, Dr Humphrey Purnell, p.130; Brabant,W Hughes, p.131 150 INDEX OF PERSONS, PLACES, AND COMPANIES

Bracher, Geo, p.131;]n, 334 Broughton, Lord ..., p. 131 Bradfield, Weeks and, 922 Broughton Gifllord, 261, 263 Bradford on Avon, p.xv, 8, 16, 31, 32, 40, 43, Brown, Dora May, 839; Emma, 106; Frank 47, 57, 69, 86, 124, 145, 146, 183, 201, Stanley, 908; H._].Hillier, 1006; Hen, p. 131; 204, 228, 415, 426, 444, 464, 477, 482, ]n, p.131;_]os, 376; Mary, 286; Sir Roger, 493, 519, 538, 540, 559, 567, 586, 592, p.131; Stephen, p.131; T. Pearce, p.131; 602, 607, 609, 613, 651, 659, 699, 751, Thos, p.131; WR., p.131; Mrs WR., 829, 850, 881, B1, B19, B29, B39, B51, p. 131 ;Wade, p. 131 ;Watkin, 525;Wm, 769, B55; see also Atworth; Holt; Limpley p.131;Wm Chas, 728; see also Browne Stoke; Woolley Brown and May, Messrs, Ltd, 901, 931 Bradford,j.E. Goddard, p. 131 ;]as, p. 131 Browne, Rt Rev Forest, p.131;Wade, p.145; Bradley, Maiden, 890 see also Brown Bradley North, 198, 271, 425, 553, 753, 947, Bruce, Lord Chas Brudenell, p.131, p.145; B24; see also Southwick Lord Ernest, p.131, p.145; Lord Fred, Brain, Wm Phil, 538 p.131; Geo Brudenell, p.131; Lord Rob Bramshaw, 312 Brudenell, p. 1 31 Bratton, in Westbury, 276, 655, 989, B14 Bruckin, Caroline, 220, 311; ]as Arthur, 311; Bray, Eliza, 210, 235; Geo Hen Alex, 666;_]as, Thos, 220, 311;Thos Hen, 220; 311 583; Sam Edw, B40; Sarah Ann, B40;Wm Bruges, Thos, p.131; WH. Ludlow, p.131, _]n,B40 p.145 Brazier, Fred ]., 469; Fred_]as, 562;]as, 437;]n, Brun.ker,]n, 215;Wm, 215 437 Bryant (Briant), Eliz., 278; Fred Chas, 699; Brees,_]n, 107 Martha, 223; Rob, 32; Rob (sen), 32 Breewood, Albert, 361 Buckerfield,WH., p.131 Bremhill, B2; see also Charlcot Buckland, Bertie Edw, 551 Brenchley, Eliz. A., 320 Buckler,_]n Russell, p.131 Brentford, Middlesex, 572 Buckley, A., p.131; Col E.D.H., p.131; Gen Brettell,Thos, p.131 E.P., p.131 Brewer, Fred _]n, 937;]n Hibberd, p. 131, p. 145 Buckpitt, Eliz, 276; Mary, 276 Briant: see Bryant Buckinghamshire: see Stony Stratford Bridges, Geo, 178 Buckthorp, Geo, 57 Brighton, Sussex, p.xvi, 549, 903 Buckton, Geo, p.131 Briscoe,j.j., p. 131 Budd, G.O., p.131;T.H., p.131 Bristol, 762, 806; see also Clifton Budden, Ronald, 934 Britford, p.xvii, 273, 403 Bueant, Chas, 337 British Electric Transformer Manufacturing Bulkington, in Keevil, 3, 485 Co Ltd, 796 Bull, Chas David, 616; Jacob, 263; ]as, 261; Britton,_]n, p.x., p.xi, p.131; Mary, 2; Sandys, Mary, 261, 263;Wm, 482 2;Thos, 2 Burbage, 709 Broad, Alfied, 173; Mary, 173 Burbage, Ive and, 8 Broad Chalke, see Chalke, Broad Burbidge, Ric, p. 131 Broad Hinton, see Hinton, Broad Burchell, Maria, 291 Broad Town, in Clyffe Pypard, p.xx Burcombe, 497 Broad Town Charity, p.xx Burden, H.L., 956 Brodie, Dr ..., p.131; Peter, p.131;WB., p.131 Burdett, Sir Francis, p. 131, p.145 Bromham, 101, 109, 133, 140, 216, 269, 404, Burfitt,Alfred jas, 720;Alice Mabel, 707 499, B21, B53, B59 Burge, Edw, 46 Bromley, Kent, 156, 294, 695, 930 Burgess, Arthur ]n, 974; Eleanor jane, 559, Bromley, Wm, 423 607; Florence Ellen, 540; Gertrude Fanny, Brooke, S.B., p.131 559; Hen Geo, 559, 607; Maud Mary, 607 Brooks,_]n, 547;Thos, p.131;Wm, 626 Burkin and Co, 849 Broome,_]os, 169 Burne, Hen Holland, p.131 Broomhead, Luke, 61 Burnett, Francis, 570 INDEX OF PERSONS, PLACES, AND COMPANIES 151

Burns, Chas Ric, 619 Card, Hannah, 292 Burridge, Wm, 928 Carder,Thos, 890 Burrough, Ellen, B42; Sir jas, p.131; Sam Jas, Cardwell,T.H., p.132 B42;Walter _]n, B42;Wm, 314 Carey (Cary),]n, p.132; Rev Tupper, p.132 Burrows, Dr ..., p.131 Carnarvon, Earl of, p.132, p.145 Burt, Ann Lavinia, 277; Cyril E., 994; H.P., Carpenter, jos, p.132; Mark, 319;Wm, 783 p.131;]os, p.131;Wm Geo, 277 Carpenter and Perry, Messrs, 491 Burton, L.A., p.131 Carpenters‘ Company, 52 Bury, Lindsay, p.131 Carr, Ann, 463; Sarah, 463 Bush, Comfort, 761; Eliz jane, 555; F. Carson and Toone, Messrs, 368, 400, 573, 784, Whittaker, p.131; Geo, 555; Herbert Hen, 798, 848 660;]n, p.131; Louis Wm, 761; Matthew, Carter, Albert Fachney, 232; Albert Victor, 761;TA., 1004;Wm, 555 815; Bill Cue, 844; Edwin, 163; jas, 163; Butcher, Ann, 271, 673; Edwin J., 841; Eliz, Rob Hen, 674; Sophia, 232; Wm, p.xii, 463; Fred W, 982; H. (jun), p.131; Hen, 364;Wm Hen, 686 620, 634; Hen J., 271; ]as Gilbert, 596; Cartwl'ight,].E, 408 Wm, 271 Cary: see Carey Butcher, Messrs R (R.B.) and Son, 935, 945, Case, Lois, 456 955 Cash, Chas, 599 Butler, Chas Jas, 588; Geo Augus., 226; Harry, Cassel, Petter and Galpin, Messrs, 467 688; Kennett, p.131 Castle Combe, 134, 365 Butler and Hutchinson, Messrs, 599 Castle Eaton, 6 Butt, Alfred, 938 Caswell, Alfred, p. 132 Buxton, Maj Gerald J., p.132; Sir jn jacob, Chalford, in Westbury, 396 p.132 Chalke, Broad, 14, 19, 63 Byﬁeld, Sarah Maud, 651 Challis, Miss E.M., 910 Bythesea, Rev Geo, p.132;].,jun, p.132; S.W, Chaloner, Col Ric, p.132 p. 1 32 Chamberlain (Chamberlaine, Chamber- layne), Rev E., p.132; Frances, 5;]n, 5, 20; Cadwell, David, 212 jn (sen), 5;Wm, p.132 Caesar,_]as, 198 Chambers, Harvey jas, 669;]n, 101; O.B., 924; Cafe, Hen Smith, p.132 Wm, 328 Caillard,]udge ..., p.132; Maj ..., p.132 Chandler, Mrs ..., 350, 414; Hen, 141, 209; Calley, Col ..., p.xiii; jn Jas, p.132; Maj-Gen Hen jos, 141; Ric, p.132; Stephen, p.132; T.C.P., p.xv, p.132, p.145;Thos, p.x, p.132, Thos Wm, 209 p.145 Chapman, Ann, 600; Chas, 600; Chas Frank, Calne, p.xii, 17, 237, 260, 376, 514, 529, 566, 600; Chris Chas, 610; Clara Bannister, 570, 588, 591, 604, 627, 646, 654, 665, 610; David, 580; Miss E., p.132; jn, 606, 667, 688, 844, 902, 948 p. 132; juanita Mary Isabel, 606; Mary Calne Gas and Coke Co Ltd, 948 Ann, 606; Sam, 610; W, p.132; Wm jn, Ca.mpbell,]n H., p.132 977;Wm Sam, 541 Candy, Mr ..., p.132 Chapmanslade, in Corsley and Westbury, 967 Cane, Edw, 760; Eliza, 760; Frank Chas, 798; Chard, Arthur Wm, 786 Wm jn, 760 Chard,T., and Co., 786 Canning, Davis, p.132; Sam, p.132; Sir Sam, Charlcot, in Bremhill, 435 p.132 Charles, Francis, 11 Cannings,All, 54, 61, 80, 92, 216, B21 Charlton, Kate Augusta, 726 Cannings, Bishop's, 90, 942; see also Nursteed; Chequer, Mary, 44;Wm Thos, 44 Roundway Chequer, H. and Son, 882; Hen and Sons, 869 Capel,]n, p.132; see also Caple Cherhill, 196 Capes,]n, 197 Chessum,_]esse, 281 Caple, Geo Blackmore, 871; see also Capel Chester, H., 389 152 INDEX OF PERSONS, PLACES,AND COMPANIES

'Cheverell' [Great or Little], 286 235;Thos Ric, 210, 235 Chilmark, 81, 200 Cole, Chas, 772; Emily R., 287; jas, 808;]n ‘Chilton’ [Chilton in Wroughton, or Chilton Austin, 777; 779;]n Wm, 505;]os jas, 548; Foliat], 75 Marjory Cecilia, 845; Thos R., 393; see Chilton Foliat, 780; see also 'Chilton‘ also Coles Chippenham,p.xv, 15, 94, 139, 187, 213, 241, Coleman, Harriett, 207; Hen jas, 207;]n, 169, 258, 280, 283, 307, 430, 478, 492, 571, 207;]n jos, 169 656, 752, 772, 822, 845, 851, 898, 946, Colerne, 921, 950, 960, 966, B58 B35, B47; see also Tytherton,West Coles, Cary, p.132; Marianne, 288; see also Chisbury, in Little Bedwyn, B43 Cole Chiseldon, 217, 440 Collar (Coller), Ben, 8; Eliz, 582; Geo, 47; Chiswick, Middlesex, 778 Geo (sen), 47; Mary, 8; Posthumus, 8 Chitterne, 501 Collett,]os Herbert, 735; M.B., p.132 Chivers, Geo, 376, 627;]abez, 832 Collier, jane, p.xvii, 272 Cholderton, 48, 53 ‘Collingbourne’ [Ducis or Kingston], 285 Chopping, jas, 738 Collingbourne Ducis, p.xii, p.xvii, 285, 290, Christian Malford, 560 364, 450, 481, 617, 687, 818 Chubb, C.F., p.132; Thos Norwood, p.132; Collingbourne Kingston, 290, 450 Wm, p.132 Collins, Rev ].F., p.132;Wm, 648 Church.ill,]as, 368 Colney Hatch, Herts, 179 Churchward, G.j., p.132 Colston, C. Edw, p.132; Edw Francis, p.132, Chute, 459, 470 p.145 Cirencester, Glos, 445 Combe, Castle: see Castle Combe Clack, Arthur Leonard, 926 Compton, Wm, 590 Clare,Thos Ric, B33 Cook (Cooke), Chas, 459; Chas Arthur, 18; Clarendon, Earl of, p. 132, p. 145 Miss F., p.132; FredWm, 459; Geo, 55;]os, Clark, Major ..., p.132; Ann,‘100; Christiana, 44; Ric, 18, 55;W. M., 937,975 42; Fred, 100;]n, p.132;Thos, 42;Wm, 18 Cookson, H. Theodore, p.132 Clark and Copping, 598 Cooling, Geo. and Sons, 960 Clark, Latimer, Muirhead and Co, 511 Coombs, Francis jn, 574;]n Wm, 315 Clarkson, E.T., p.132 Coomes, G.B. and Sons, 507 Clifford, Hen, 295 Cooper, Chas Binion, 507; Hen, p.132; ]n Clifton, Glos, 533 K.nott, 388 Clockrna.kers‘ Company, 62, 154 Coopers‘ Company, 270 Clothworkers' Company, 391 Coote, Sir Eyre, p. 132, p. 145 Clutterbuck, D. Hugh, p.132; Dan, p.132; Cordingley, 1., 866; Isaac, 793 E.H., p.132; Sidney Herring, B49; Thos, Cork, Alfred Edw, 762; Edw Rob, 762; p.132 Harold Reinard, 762; Louisa, 762 Clyffe Pypard: see Broad Town;Thornhi.ll Corsham, 16, 22, 50, 51, 78, 115, 185, 262, Coates, B.W, 434; Hen, p.132 297, 473, 732, 764, 938, B35 Cobley,Wm, 141 Corsley, 77, 265, 308; see also Chapmanslade Cock, Geo Augustus, 191;WH., 191 Corton, in Boyton, 329 Cockburn, Rob, 216 Cosway, Rev S., p.132 Cockell, Holdaway, 884 Cottle,Walter, 481 Cockrell, Fred C., 982 Coulson, Charlotte, 284; Cornelius, 408;Wm, Codford St Peter, 137, 356 284, 408;Wm Phil, 284 Cogswell, Hen jas, 85; ]n, 89; Lucy, 89; Phil Courtenay, C.W, 950 jas, 85;Wm, 89 Cousins,]. Ratcliffe, p.132 Cohen, Isaac, p.132 Couzens,Ada Ellen, 629 Colborne,A.]., 932 Cowderoy, jn, 357 Colcroft, Eliza, 210, 225, 235; Frances Mary, Cowdry, Ella Medora Eliza, 661; Fanny Eliz, 225, 235;]ane Tower, 235;Thos, 210, 225, 703 INDEX OF PERSONS, PLACES, AND COMPANIES 153

Cowle, Geo, 225; 235 Dancy, _In, 369; Oscar, 599 Cowley, Earl ..., p.132 Daniell, Eliz, 425;]n, 318, 425 Cox,]ane, 595;]os H., 1002; Mary Ann, 595; Daniells,Arthur, 491; Eliza, 491;_]n, 491 Thos, 207, 475;Walter, 684;Wm Hen, 687 Dann, Mary, 503 Coxe,Ven Archdeacon, p.132 Dare, Harriet, 120;]as Knapp, 188;]ane, 120; Crane, Capt j.S., 519, 520 Rob, B18 Crawford, Osborn, 173 Darling and Son Ltd., 888, 903 Crawshay, Mr, ..., 198 Davey, Ben, 717;Wm Warden, 883 Cray, Chrissie B.E., 893 Davidge,Wm Maurice, 696 Crayford, Kent, 943 Davidson, E and Co, 887 Creasey,‘Wm, 162 Davies, T., Messrs Wright,WT., and, 618 Crewe, Lord ..., p.132 Davis (Davies), Ann, 237; Eliz, 375; Geo, 86, Cricklade, 173, 232, 293, 472, 487, B36 438;]esse, 194;]n, 600, 675, p.133; Mary, Crine,]as, 63;]n, 19, 63;Thos, 19 109; Ric, 101, 109; Ric (sen), 101; Rob, Cripps,Wm, p.132 366; Sarah, 101, 509; Thos, p.133; Thos Crisp, Ann, 493, 613; Ann Eliz, 477; Dan jas, M., p.133; Wm, 83, 86, 455; Wm (sen), 587; Florence Martha, 613; Geo Sam, 493; 455;Wm Hen, 128 Thos jas, 4-44;Wa.lter, 444, 477, 493, 613 Dawkins,Thos, 810 Crispin,]n, 395 Dawson, Caroline, p.x:ii, 244, 288; jos, p.x;ii, Croft, Sir Herbert Denman, p.132 244, 259; jos Wm, p.xii, 244; Susanna Crook, Albert Edw, 639;]as Stratton, 160;]os, Eaton, 288; Thos Geo, 259; Thos (jun), 160 165 Croom,]n jas, B8 Day, Chas Harold, 781; Edw Geo, 734;]n, 88 Crowdy, A.S., p.132; Chas, p.132; Miss E.F., Deacon, Hen jas, 600; Sam, B24 p.132; Francis, p.132; _Ias, p.132; jas F., Dean, Mrs Adbury, p.133;Thos, 48 p.133;Wm, p.133;Wm Morse, p.133 Dean,West, p.xii, 244, 288 Croydon, Surrey, 362, 637, 663, 812, 860 Dear, Chas Thos, 700; Geo, 502 Cubitt,Thos, p.133 Death,Wm, 273 Culley, Louisa, 562; Mary Ann, 507; Sarah, Debaufer, Hen, 223 504 Debary, Ric, p.x Culverhouse, Fred jas, 884 Delhi, India, 956 Cumming, Rob, 22 Denham,]n, 67 Cumner, Ebenezer Alfred, 309; Emily, 406;]n, Dennis, Sam, 501 409; Mary Ann, 309 Dent, Celia, 121;]abez, 316;]os, 381 Cunningham, Mic, 297 Deramore, Lord ..., p.133 Cunnington, Capt B. Howard, p.133 Derry and Toms, Messrs, 569 Curry, North, Som, 833 Derry Hill, in Pewsham, 237, 946 Curtis, Edwin J., 433; Eliz, 647; Frank, 433, Devenish, M.H.W, p. 133 638; 660; 744; 745; 815; Fred Wm, 647; Deverell (Deverall, Deverill), Chas, 122; Eliz, Thos, 647; Sir Wm, p.133 122, 162; Hen, 122; Sarah, 404;Wm, 162 Curtis and Son, 979; Messrs F. and Son, 962, Deverill, Longbridge, 483, 664 1001; Frank and Son, 760; H. and Sons, Devizes, p.xiii, p.xv, p.xx, 18, 55, 73, 97, 99, 925 104, 128, 178, 184, 222, 229, 254, 270, Curtoys, Charles, p.133 384, 388, 390, 432, 490, 526, 568, 571, Cutlers' Company, 11 597, 619, 755, 805, 814, 832, 835, 836, Cutmore,V., 407 842, 900, 901, 907, 926, 931, 937, 953, Cutter, Mary Ann, 172 963, 975, 976, 981, 994, 997, 998, 999, 1005, 1006, B54 Dafter, Eliza, 487;Wm, 487;Wm Geo, 487 Devizes Bear Club, p.xx Dallimore, Elsie Eliz, 889 Devon: see Alvington; Ilfracombe Damerham, 31 Dew, Arthur E., 983; Harry Froome, 713 Dance,WalterW, 995 Dickes, Walter, 486 154 INDEX OF PERSONS, PLACES,AND COMPANIES

Dickinson, Percy, 778 Dunn (Dunne), A.M., p.133; Rob, 587;Thos Dickson, Maj-Gen ].B.B., p.133; see also Hen, 747 Dixon Dunning, Louisa, 486 Dickson-Poynder, Sir jn, p. 1 45 Dunston, Mary, 78 Dilton, in Westbury, B16 Duran,Anne, 189;_]as, 189 Dilton Marsh, in Westbury, p.xvii, 272, 453, Durnford, Dan, 222; Dan Geo, 222; see also 458, 521, 564, 608 Dunford Dimes, Albert, 506; Ellen, 506;_]as, 506 Durrington, 176, 759 Divett,Thos, p. 133 Dyer, Ann Lavinia, 277; Frances, 287; Capt Dix,_ln, B29 Stewart, p.133 Dixon, Eliz, 14; H.R, p.133; Jas, 14; _]n, 14; Dyers‘ Company, 65 Stephen Brown, p. 133; see also Dickson Dyke, Geo, 306 Dobson, Ben, 9;]n, 553;Wm Thos, 737 Dymock,_]n Abraham _]os, 517 Docking,Thos, 278 Eacott,_]emima, 274, 300 Dodds, Horace, 294;]as, 294; Matilda, 294 Dodson,Wm, 823 Eagle Motor Manufacturing Co. Ltd, 951 Ealing, M.iddlesex, 417 Doel, Lillian Kezia, 852; Percy Horace, 913 Earl, Hen Neal, 547; Martha, 641 Doling, _]n, p. 133 Earlsman, R. p.133 Donaldson,_]n, p.133 Dore,_]n, 94 East, Chas, 596 Dorrell, 313;]oshua Hen, 118 East Knoyle, see Knoyle, East East Stratton: see Stratton, East Dorset: see Poole; Shaftesbury Doswell, Lucy Persis, 845 Easterling,_]n, 165 Eastrop, in Highworth, 342 Douglas, W and Sons Ltd., 915; see also Eaton, Castle, 6 Dowglas Eatwell, Albert Wm, 524; jn, 302; jn (sen), Doulton and Watts, 39 302; Rob, 323, 310; Rob josiah, 310 Dowding, Amy, 721; Wm, p.133; Wm Ebbesbourne Wake, 66 Drumrnond, p.133 Ebsworth, Mrs ..., p.133;Thos, p.133 Dowglas, S.W, 914; see also Douglas Edds,_]n, B16 Dowling, Geo H., 326 Ede, G.R., 930 Down, Arthur, 558; Mary Ann, 511, 558; Eden, Thos Duncombe, p.133 Thos, 511, 558; see also Downs Edgar, Swan and, Ltd., 801 Downing and Rudman, 772 Edmeades, Rev M.R., p.133 Downs,Thos, 143;Wm, 143; see also Down Edmonds, Abraham, 260; Ezechiel, p.133;_]n, Downton,_]as, 454 p.133; Thos, 260;Wm Mills, p.133 Downton, Armstrong and, 372 Edmonds, Messrs, and Co., 519 Dowse, Albert Edw, 507; Hen, 507; Mary Edwards, Edw, 345; Harriet, 127;]. Passmore, Ann, 507 p.133; _]as Hayward, 127; Llewellyn, 868; Drake, Eliz, 282; Sam, 282 Martha, 267; Sam, 127, 267; Sidney Chas, Draper,_]n, 413; Maurice, 575 833, 870 Drapers' Company, 28 Edwards,]. and Son, 885 Dray, Fred, 490 Egham, Surrey, 557 Draysey,_]n, 62 Drayton, Hen _]n, 449 Egypt, 955, 952 Elderton, Louisa, 497 Dredge, Fred, 573; Sarah, 573;Thos, 573 Electrical Engineering Corporation Ltd, 664 Drew, Geo, 100 Elise, Madame, and Co. Ltd., 691 Duck Son and Pinker, Ltd., 1002 Duebuck, _]os, 640 Elisha,WG., 998 kins, Stephen, 396;Wm, 396 Dummer, Wm, 424 ll,Thos, 159 Dundas, Mrs ..., p.133; Admiral Sir _]as, p.133 lliot (Elliott), Ada Eliz, 482, B39; Alfred _]n, Dunford, Reginald Sidney, 916; see also 5151131 321; Eliza, 204; Emma, B39; Geo, 482, Durnford B39 INDEX OF PERSONS, PLACES, AND COMPANIES 155

Ellis,Lady ..., p.133; Sir_]., p.133;Wm ]as,154 Festing, H.B., p.133; Mic ]., p.133 Elloway, Hen Geo, 861;Wm Chas, 828 Few, R., p.133 Elmer, Georgina, 585 Fidler, Louis Tom, 820 Elselow, Wm, 612 Field, Francis, 19; 63; jn Moor, 33;_]n Pope, Em.m,Thos Chas Hillier, 915 587;_]os, 7; Mary, 7, 33; Mary Ann Maria, Erchfont, see Urchfont 465;Wm, 7;Wm Hen Gray, 465 Errington, Sir Geo, p.133 Fielder, E.Wm, 179 Esmeade, G.M. Moore, p.133 ‘Fiﬁeld‘, B4 Essex: see Ilford, Great; Leyton; Plaistow; for Figgins, Hannah, 229;Vincent, 229 places within the county of London afiter 1889 Finch, Chas H.M., p.134 see London Fisher, A.B., p.134; Fred, 77; Fred Ric, 360; Estcourt, Lord, p.133; Gen Bucknall, p.133; Harry Edwin, 663; _]as Dacey, 637; jn Edw D. Bucknall, p.133; Mrs Sotheron, Tapling, 136; Money C., p. 134;Wm Thos, p.133; T.C., p.x; T. Grimston Bucknall, 493 p.133, p.145; Rt Hon T.H. Sotheron, Fisherton Anger, 328 p.133, p.145;Thos G., p.x. Fisherton Delamere, 116 Evans, Miss ..., 874; Emily, 272;Wm Hen, B9 Fishmongers' Company, 45, 219 Everett, Edw, p.133; Hen, p.133; jn Gale, FitzGerald, Gerald A.R., p.134 p.133;_]os H., p.133 Fitzmaurice of Leigh, Lord ..., p.134, p.145 Eveleigh,_Ios, 1 Fleming, jas, 49;_In, 656 Everleigh, 71 Fletcher, Mrs ..., p.134; Chas, 266; Hamilton, Ewyas Harold, Herefs., 523 p.134; Sarah, 266 Ex1nouth,Viscount p.133 Flooks,]n Harris, p.134 Eyles, Edw, p.133; Captjas, p.133; R.S., p. 133; Foale, Ric, 432 R.W, p.133 Foan,_Ias, 55 Eyre, C.L.P., p.133; G.E., p.133, p.145; G.B. Folkestone,Viscount ..., p.145 Briscoe, p.133; H.S.P., p.133; Hen, p.133 ’Fonthill‘ [Bishop or Giﬂard], 334 Eyres,Ann, 199 Fonthill Bishop, 831 Forbes, Sir Chas, p.134 Fairbank, H., 258; Hen, 189 Ford, Fred Wm, 779; Geo jn, 456; Hannah, Fairbrother, Messrs and Co., 927 456; Rob Thos, 384 Fairclough,Ann, 255; Matthew P., 255 Ford and Tait, Messrs, 583 Fairthorne, Thos, p. 133 Fordingbridge, Hants, 312 Falkner, Walter, 929 Foreman, Geo, 177, 263;_]n Lewis, 790, 861; Fane, Rev Prebendary, p.133 Ric, 177; Stephen Isaac, 363 Fanning, Mary, 151;Thos Digby, 151 Foreman, Messrs and Sons, 920, 961 Farmer, Edmund, 224; S.W, p.133; Wm, Forge, R.A., p.134 p. 133 Forse, Geo, 60 Farnham,_].T., 327 Forsyth, Edwin, 890 Farrell,]as (Walter) Lovett, 478; Patrick, 478 Fort, Capt G.H., p.134 Farriers‘ Company, 69 Foster and Nickoll, 797 Farrington, Geo jn, 538 Founders‘ Company, 122; 184 Fatt, Sam, 385 Fovant, 314 Fay,Thos., 93 Fowle, Rev G.F., p.134; Rev H., p.134;Thos Fear, Ernest Frank, 923 E., p.134;WH., p.134 Fellowes, T. Abdy, p. 133;W Gordon, p.133 Fowler, ]n Wm, 446; Sir Rob N., p.134, Feltham, Arthur Hen, 957; Chas, 496;_Ias, 496; p.145; Sir Thos, p.134;Wm, p.134 jn, 657;_In D., 682; Selina, 496 Fowles, Chas, 219; Fred ]., 219;_In Wm, 422 Fennell, Hen, 133; Isaac, p.133; Mary Ann, Fox, Chas Albert Benet., 66; Mary, 66 133; Paul, 133 Foxley, Geo, 259; 260 Ferrer, E. and S., 593 Frampton, Edmund, p.xvii, 273, 403; Eliza, Ferris,_Ios, 816 273; Eliz, p.xvii, 103, 403; Eliz M.C., 439; 156 INDEX OF PERSONS, PLACES, AND COMPANIES

]as Alex, p.xvii, 403, p.134; _]n G., p.xvii, Gaskill, Wm jackson, 633 273;Wm Geo, 103 Gathen, Sarah, 227 France, 903, 915, 916, 929, 936, 942, 948,949, Gay, Mr, ..., 148; Herbert Arthur, B57 950, 952, 960, 965; see alsoYpres Gayton, Catherine, 11; Chas, 11; Chris, 11; Francis, Arthur Huntley, 303; Edw _]as, 800; Frank, 594;J11, 594 Fred, 385; Rebekah, 303 Gerrish, job, 653; Martha, 653; Stenson Franklin, Miss K.E., 909; Mrs. K.E., 896;W, Herbert, 653 307 Gibbs (Gibbes), Ann, 88; Chas, p.134;_]n, 88; Franklin (Franklyn), Messrs Levy, Robson _]n (sen), 88; Reginald F. G., 804; Thos, and, 132, 230 p.134;Walter, 988;Wm, 370 Freane, Messrs Peek and, 563 Gibson, Rev Herbert F., p.134 Free, Messrs Thos and Wm E., 737 Giddings, Arthur _]n, 609; Florence Emily, Freeman, Aaron, 281, 301; Caleb Sam, 387; 907; Herbert Edw, 931; Priscilla, 609; Ric, Esther, 387; _]as Mitchell, 301; jn jacob, 609 281 Gifilard, Francis, p. 134 Freke, A.D. Hussey, p. 134 Gilbert, C.E., 818; Hen, p.134; Mary A.nn French, E.H., 243;W, 243 Golding, 625;Thos W, p.134 Fricker, Eliz, 12; Fred Wm, 124;._]n, 12, 124; Giles, Edmund, 83; Edwin, 523;_]n, 83, 171, _]os, 12; Louisa, 124; Mary A, 329 517 Frome, Som, 491, 967 Gillingham, Kent, 918 Frowd, Edw, p.x, p.134 Gillingham, Dorcas, 305; Eliz, 93, B12; Hen, Fro:-rfield, p.xx 305; Hen Chas, 305;Thos, 93;Thos (sen), Fruen, Isaac Ric, 535 93 Fry, F.M., p.134; Hen Rob, B50 Gillman (Gilman), Freelove Annie, 733; R.D., Fryer, Honour, 248;Wm Thos, B23 814 Fulford, Chas, 20; Rev F., p.134; Hen, 230;_]as, Gillmore (Gilmore), Stephen, 64;Walter, B6, 132, 230; jas Chas, 132; Rachel, 132; 64 Theodosia, 4, 20;Thos, 4;Wm, 4, 20 Gilman: see Gillman Fulker, Lewis Thos, 497, 498 Gilmore: see Gillmore Fuller, Geo Pargiter, p.134; _].B., p.134; _]n, Gingell,Wm, 946 p.134, p.145; Sir J5, p.134; Maj Rob 1=., Girdlers‘ Company, 174 p.134 Gisborough, Lord, p. 134 Furber, Madame Eva, 749 Gladstone, _]n E., p.134; Capt _]n Neilson, Furness, Lord..., p. 134; Sir Chris, p. 134 p. 134 Futcher, Fred, 828 leed, Roland Rob, 959 Fyfield: see ‘Fifield' lenconner, Lord ..., p. 134 oucestershire: see Cirencester; Clifton Gaby, Edw, p. 1 34 .9..9.99over, Wm, 430 Gaisford,_]ane Flower, 485;_]os, 462, 668, 734; Glover,W, and Hobson,WH., Messrs, 700 Sarah jane, 485; Thos, 485, p.134; Wm Goatley, Ann, 264 jabez, 349 Gobey, _]n, 445 Gale, Fred, 529;_]n, 646, p.134;Wm, 746 Goddard, Ambrose, p.134; Ambrose Galpin, Cassel, Petter and, Messrs, 467 Lethbridge, p. 1 34, p.145; Rev Edw, p.134; Gandell, Edw, p.134 Maj F:P., p.134, p.145; Rev Geo, p.134; H. Gardner (Gardener, Gardiner), Chas, p.134; Nelson, p.134; Mary Ann, 498; Rob, p.134 Edgar Wilfred, 961; Edwin, 659;_]as, 659; Godden, Bob, 999 _]n, p.134 Gold, Maria, 291 Garlick, Ellen Maria, 775 Goldney, Fred H., p.134; Sir Gabriel, p.134; Garner, Chas, 74 Sir _]n T., p.134; Sir Prior, p.134 Garnett, Hen _]n, 310 Goldsmiths‘ Company, 57, 63, 98, 118, 126, Garrett, Messrs. Bros., 756 127,181,187,283 Garton, Maj _]as W, p.134 Golledge, Francis Herbert, B51; Ida Kathleen, INDEX OF PERSONS, PLACES, AND COMPANIES 157

B55 Grimes,]n, 354; Rob, 253 Gooch, Sir Dan, p.134; Sir Hen D., p.134 Grissell (Grissel), Messrs Hen and Martin Goodall, Fred Wm, 753 Delagarde, 146, 248; H., p.135; M. D., Goodbourn, Wm, 28 p.135 Goodfellow,Ann, 314; Hen Wm, 314;_]as, 81; Grist, Mrs. Amy, 231; Eliza, p.xvii, 272; jas, Wm, 81 920; ]ane, p.xvii, 272; _]n, p.xvii, 272; Gooding, Eleanor Mabel, 676 Martha, 564 Goodman, Chas, 60, 74; Chas Peter, 74;_]as, 60 Grocers‘ Company, 124; 220 Goodwin,Wm, 221 Grosett,_].R., p.135 Gordon, Sir Rob, p.134, p.145 Grove,]n Wm, 219;_]ulia T. Chafyn, p.135; Sir Gore, EWG., p.134; Montague, p.134 Thos Fraser, p.135, p.145;Wm, p. 135 Gortz,]n Reinerus, 73 Grubbe, Capt H._]. Hunt, p.135 Gosling,]n, p. 134 Gumersall, EB., p.135 Gosport, Hants, 954 Gumm, Fred Wm, 847 Gough, Hen, 334, p.135;_]. Lewis, 241 Gunstone, Frank Thos, 873 Goulden,Thos, 49 Guy, Horace E, 993; Sam, 258; Sam C., 258; Goulding, Sir E.A., p.135 Wm, 265; see also Gye Gowen and Stevens, 857 Guy, Messrs R. L. and Co., 715 Grace, Dorcas, 305 Gwatkin, R. Gascoigne, p.135 Graham, Capt Hen, p.135 Gye, Fred, p.135; see also Guy‘ Gramshaw,WH., p.135 Grant, Edw, 39; Geo, 460; Hanibal, 39 Haberdashers‘ Company, 47, 102, 152, 157, Grant-Meek, A., p.135 205, 301 Gray (Grey), Ernest Albert, B58; Geo, 911, Hacker,'I?hos, 142;Thos (sen), 142 p.135; Patrick, 32; Stanley Chas Eber, 933 Hackett, Ric, 416 Gray, Messrs Turner and, 784, 798 Haden, and Sons., 800; G. N. and Sons, 970 Grearson, Bessie, 940; Honor Louisa, 940 Hadgrove and Ponder, Messrs, 604 Great,]n, 435;]os, 435 Hadley. Geo Young, 76 Great Bedwyn, see Bedwyn, Great Hadow, Rev Geo R., p.135 Great Ilford: see Ilford, Great Haines, Betsy, 249; Chas, 249; Chas Seward, Great Western Railway, 808, 886, 943, 944, 41; Dan, 41; Edwin _]., 770; Florence Amy, 965 721; Hen, 167; Hen Sam, 167, 211; _]as, Great Wishford: see Wishford, Great 188;]as (sen), 188; Mary jane, 246;Thos, Greece: see Salonika 249;Wm Fred, B30; see also Haynes Green, Albert Edw, 579 Halcomb, _]n, p.135; Seijeant, p. 135 Greenhill, Ben _].M, 186; Clarence Albert Hale, Edmund, p.135; Emily Flora, A1; Emily Dunning, 936; Eliz, 425 Maud, p.xiii, A1; R.H.B., p.135; Sam, Greenland, Edw, 102; ]as Barber, 770; Mary p.135;Wm,A1 Ann, 102;Wm Geo, 102 Hales, Edw, 380 Greenwood, Chas _]n, 264; Geo, p.135 Hall, Bertha, 453; Caroline, 410; Christiana, Gregory, Ernest Ambrose, 570; Fred Geo, 340; 236; Francis _]as, 812; Harriett, 521; Hen, H., p.135; Mary jane, 570;Thos Stephens, 37; _]ehu, 206; _]n, 206, 453, 566; _]n 570;Wm Alex, 370 Augustus, 473; Keziah, 236; Maria, 238; Greville, Louis, p.135 Marshall, p.135; Nelson, 410; Thos, 236; Grey: see Gray WR., p.135;Wm, 104,473 Grifiin (Griffen), Alfred Geo, 614; Geo, 47, Halliday,]n, p. 135 480, B38; Hen, 480, B38; Herbert Edw, Ham, Bertrand F1, 996;_]n, 713 722;]as _]n, 195;]ane, B38;_]esse, 195; Rob, Hames and johnson, Messrs, 856 111, 379; Sarah, 111;Thos, 111 Hamilton, Edw, p.135 Grifiith, C. Darby, p.135 Hamrnon, Albert Ben, 202; ]os, 202; _]os Grifliths, Ben, 405 Francis, 172; Nairn Henrietta, 172, 202 Griggs,Wm, 724 Hampshire p.xvi; see also Basingstoke; 158 INDEX OF PERSONS, PLACES,AND COMPANIES

Stratton, East; Fordingbridge; Gosport; 119, 163; Edgar, 214, 233; Edgar Albert, Winchester 214, 233; Edwin Chas, 233; Edwin Hanbury, Edgar, 342, p.135 Washington, B133; Emma, 214; Emma Hancock, Catherine Newman, 297; Edw, Sophia, 233; Geo, 300; Geo Wm, 211; 14-4, 243; Frank, B61; Fred, 164; FredWm, Hen Eliel, 274;]emima, 274, 300;]n, 148; 678; -Hen jas, 243; _]as Lyne, p.135; Mary ]n (sen), 148; ]n Ferand, B5; Marianne, Louisa, 662;Thos, 144;Thos Lyne, p.135; 119; Matilda, 294;Thos, 297; Thos Hen, Wm, 164 297;Wm, 125; see also Haines Hancock and Roberts, 984 Hays, G and E., 581; see also Hayes Hanham, Sir ]n, p.135 Hayter, Lady ..., p.135;Thos, p.135; Sir WG., Hannam, Wm, 526 p.xi, p.135 Hannington, 107, 117 Hayward, Ethel Daisy, 895; ]., p.135; Miss Hansford, Wm, 696 E.M., 978; Mary Ann, 228;Thos, p.135 Harding, Maj ..., p.135; Aime, 339; Annie _]., Haywood, Chas Burt, p.135; David Edmund, 339; Chas, 418; Evelyn Lily, 947;_]as, B28, 710; Frank Harold, 807; Geo Ernest, 729; p.xi, p.135; Mary M., 374;Wm, p.135 Thos Burt, p.135;Thos Scott, p.135 Hare, Hen, 706 Hazell,Walter, 666 Harmer, ]as, 42 HazeH,Watson Viney Ltd., 666 Harnham,West, 219 Head, Geo E, 521;]n Ernest Sydney, 709 Harper,Thos jas, 487;WC., 902 Head, Messrs F. andV., 541 Harraway, Walter Lewis, 669 Heale, Lavinia M., 343 Harris, Chas, 180; Geo, p.135;Thos, 35, p. 135; Heard, Ric ]as, 546 Wm, 180 Heath,Thos, 444;Wm, 236 Harris, C. and T., and Co. Ltd, p.135 Heathcote, Mrs ..., 794, 811, 825; Arthur Harrison and Sons, 788 Egerton, p.xvi-xvii, 727; Sarah, p.xvi-xvii, Harrod, Alfred. 843 466, 624, 649, 692, 697, 711, 748, 750, Harrow, Middlesex, 425 767, 791, 792, 837, 838, 839, 852, 853 Hart, Chas ]as, 469; Fred Thos, 562; Louisa, Heathcote, and Co., p.xvii, 876, 894, 947 469, 562;Wm, 562 Heathﬁeld, Sussex, 490 Hartley, Rev A.O., p.135 Heddington, 765, 795, 795 Harvell, Mary jane, 246;Thos, 246;Wm Hen, Helme, Capt Burchall, p.135; Chas, 213; Col 246 Sir George, p.135 Harvey, Ada jane, 821; Esther, 741; Frank Henbest, Francis Try, 312 Edw, 741; Hen Sam, 865;]as, 363;Walter, Henderson,W, 986 741;Walter T., 766;Wm jn, 717 Henderson and McNeil, 488, 489 Harvey, G.A. and Co., 942 Heneage, Maj G., p.135; G.H.W, p.135, p.145 Haskell, Hen _]., 394 Henly, Edw R., p.xii, 555, p.135 Hasler,]n, 198 Henstridge, Chas Hen, 706 Hassell, Geo, p.135 Herbert, Lord, of Lea, p.135, p.145; Thos, Hatter, Albert, 765; Albert Geo, 765; Mary, p.135 765 Herefordshire: see Ewyas Harold Hatzfeldt, Prince ..., p.135 Hertford, Herts, 116 Haughton,Wm, 137 Hertfordshire: see Barnet; Colney Hatch; Hawes, Hen, 310 Hertford Hawkins, Edw, 175; Geo Cook, 386; Geo Hetley, Ric, p.x, p.135 Hen, B41; Sarah, B41;Thos, B41 Hewett, Dr Grailey, p.135 Hawkshaw, Sir _]n, p.135 Heytesbury, 25, 35, 91, 132, 155, 190, 238, Haycraft, and Sons Ltd., 865 284,408,415 Hayes, Edwin Wm, 766; Thos Stead, B27; see Heytesbury, Lord ..., p.135, p.145 also Hays Heywood, Lord Ludlow of, p.137 Haynes (Hayns), Alfred Wm Butcher, 119; Hibberd (Hibburd),Ann, 264; Ann (sen), 264; Caroline, 220, 311; Catherine, 297; Dan, Ben Bladud, 146; Fred Arthur Albert, 497; INDEX OF PERSONS, PLACES, AND COMPANIES 159

_]n, 497; Louisa, 497;Thos, 146 Holder, Sarah, p.xii, 665 Hickman, Rev W., p.135 Holding, Sam, 632 Hicks,Walter, 921 Holford, R.S., p.136 Hider, Rob T., 441;Walter J., 344;Wm, 322, Holley,].H., 338 441 Holloway, Emily Lucy, 673; 702; Gertrude Higgins, Edw S., B35; Hen E., 430; jane Mary, 753;Thos, p.136 Helen, B35; Stephen, 280, 430, B35;Thos, Holmes, Catherine Mary, A4;]n, 870 280 Holt, in Bradford on Avon, 194, 628 Highgate, Middlesex, 159 Honeystreet, in Woodborough, 992 Highworth, 141, 209, 342, 445, B48; see also Hooper, Clara Emily, 896; G.D., p.136; Wm, Eastrop 59 Hildersley, Thos, 25 Hopgood, Rob, 759 Hill, Alex, 137; Hen, 293; j. Ledger, p.135; Hopkins, Eliz, 265, 308; Harriett Sarah, 308; jane, 137;]n, 451; 948;Wm, 451 jn, 59; Mary, 561; Nic, 59; Ric Hen, 675; Hillhouse, Chas, p.135 Thos, 265, 308 Hillier, Ben, 639, 723, 820; E., p.135; E.F., Horder, M.G., 428 p.135; Ethel Rebecca, 776; jas, 10; jesse, Horne, Emma, 129; Rob Forbes, 129; Stanley 36; Margt, 10, 36; Mary, 240;Thos, 10, 36 Wm, 930;Thos Forbes, 129 Hilperton, 11, 134, 278, 327, 496, 735, 736, Horningsharn: see Longleat 782,957,988 Horsﬁeld, F. and Co., 952 Hindon, 72, 82, 132, 147, 155, 172, 193, 202, Horton, Arthur Thos, 968 238, B28, B46 Hosey, Hen, 519; Louisa, 519;Thos, 519 Hindon, ]as, 649; Mary jane, 649; Rosanna, Hoskins, R.N. and R.H., 560 649 Houlston, Rob Fred, 851 Hindry, Geo Edw, 664; Hen Thos, 664; Mary, House (Howse), Hen Francis, 622; Hen jn, 664 725;Thos, p. 136;Wm, p.136 Hinton, Broad, 76, 142, 153, 302, 310 Houseman, jn, p.136 Hinton, Arthur, 502; Arthur (sen), 502; Betty, Howard, Emma, 641; Hen Geo, 183; Mary 502; Chas, 356 Ann, 511; Phil, 630; R.L, 242; Sam, 145, Hiscock, Isaac, 496;]n.W, 803; Mic Wm, 789; 183; Sam Lewis, 145 Walter Isaac, 735 Howell, Hannah, 200; jas, 307; jn, 200; jn Hiskett, Edwin Chas, B52 (sen), 200 Hitchcock,]., p.135 Howell, Messrs Hen and Co., 671 Hoare, Sir H. A., p.135; Hen, p.135; Sir Hugh Howie, Wm, 665 Richard, p.135; Peter R., p.135; Sir Ric Howse: see House Colt, p.135 Howson, Ellen Mary, 707 Hobbs, Mr ..., p.135; Sa.m, 576; Sidney Claud, Hughes, Geo, 499; Hen, 499;].H., 996; Rob, 912 " p.136; Sarah, 499;Wm, p.136 Hobden, Bros., 830 Huish, p.xx Hobhouse, Sir Ben, p.ix, p.x, p.135, p.145; Hulbert, Chas A., p.136; H.V, p.136; Hen, H.W, p.136; Sir ].C., p.136, p.145; Thos p.136; Herbert Hains, 822; Mrs ]., p.136; B., p.136 ].w.\v, 822;J5, p.136 Hobson,_]n Dalby, 550 Hull,Yorks, 606 Hobson,WH., Glover,W, and, Messrs, 700 Hull, Ebenezer Harvey, 809; ]n, 129; Olive, Hockey, Mabel Lilian, 827;Wm, 544 749 Hodding, Matthew T., p.136 Hulse, Chas F., p.136; Sir Edw, p.136 Hoddy, Rob, 140 Humphries (Humphreys, Humphrys), Ann, Hodge,Wm H._]., 416 84; Ernest Ben, 799; Frances, 117; Geo Hodges, Eliz, 730; Mahala Mabel, B48 Fred, 107; Geo Herbert, 575; Hen, 117; Hodgson, Rev Canon. p.136 jas, 84, 575;]n, 84, 107; Mary Felicia, 575 Hoe, Ric, 139, 228 Hungerford, Berks, 560, 676, 855 Holbrook, Sam, 399 Hunt, Eliz, 149; Fred, 658; Geo, 383; Gilbert 160 INDEX OF PERSONS, PLACES, AND COMPANIES

Edw, 543; Hen Matthew, 732; Isaac Geo, jacobs, Irene Winifred, 874;]n, 182 795; Phil, 695, 715; Ric, 103; Wm Hen, james, Albert Edgar, 954; Algernon WC., 802; 701 Fred, 234; Hen, 33; Howard Edwin Harry, Hunt Bros, 795 848; Rob, 130; Sam, 426; Sam Geo, 426; Hunter, Sam Hen, 681 Thos Moses, 520;Walter, 534 Huntley,Wm. 1-1., 992 _'arvis, 1-1.1., 437 Hurd, Phil, p.x, p.xi, p.136 jeans, Gerald M., p.136; Mark, p.136 Hurdle, Chas Fred, 155, 238;_]as Alex, 238; Jeffery, Chas, 114; Chas Wilson, 114; Hannah, Jeremiah, 155, 238; Maria, 238 1 14 Hurford, Wm," 26 :e1i'ries,Wm Thos, 854 Hurle, Hen, p. 136 Jenkins (Ienkyns), C. Ivor, 1004; D.S., 394;]n, Hurley, jn, p.xx p.136 Hussey, Ambrose, p.136, p.145; Ambrose D., _'enkinson, Sir Geo, p.136 p.136; Ann Eliz, 251; Eliz, 108; Fred, 378; jenkyns: see jenlcins Isaiah, 251;_Ias, 108; jas jn, 330; jos, 108, jennings, Ann, 659; Florence Louisa, 659; 448; Sarah, 198; Susannah, 251;Wm, 256, Geo, 200;jn, 659 269, 448 jervoise, E].E., p.136; G. Purefoy, p.136 Hutchins, Chas, 90; Emma Eliz, 391, 431, jesse, Thos, p. 136 508; J35, 514; ]n, 391, 431, 508; J5 Wm, _'olms,Thos C., 230 391; Rob Fred, 508;Wm, 90;Wm Chris, johnson, Edw, 268; Hen, 248; Honour, 248; 431 jas, 248, 268; jn Alfred, 972; WH., 856; Hutchinson, Butler and, Messrs, 599 Wm Andrew, 190 Hutley, Hen, 128; Sam, 128; Sarah, 128 johnson, Messrs Hames and, 856 Hutt,]os Peter, 56 ]ohnston,Walter Hen, 173;Wm, 623 Hutton, Rev R.R., p.136 joiners‘ Company, 139, 216, 228, 353 jones, Mr ..., 234; Alﬁed, 112; Ann, 121; Eliz Ilford, Great, Essex, 261 Matilda, 751; Mrs. EL., 863, 875; Florence Ilfracombe, Devon, 950 Annie, 586; Florence Isabel, 858; G.D., Illman,Thos, 353 p.136; Gertrude Emily, 906; H._]., 288; Imber, 554, 963 H.P., 400; Hy Parr, p.136;].O., p.136;]ane, Inder, Geo jos, 740 121;jn, 112, 118; Laura Edith, 824; Mary India: 926, 931, 937, 941, 945, 958; see also Ann, 112, 118; R.H., p.136; Rob, 118; Delhi; Poona WS., p.136 Ingle, Hen, 254 jordan, Hen, 147 lngledew, Thos, p. 1 36 joy, Hen Hall, p.136; Mic Hall, p.136 Ingram, Rev Dr ..., p.136; Chris, p.136;].A., ]oyce,Thos, 145, 166, 229 p.136;]n, p.136 ]ukes,Thos, p.136 Ings, Edw, p.136; Edw (jun), p.136 Inkpen, Berks, 885 K.T.S. Piano Company, 973 Innes,]as, 254; Robinson, 254 Kaye, Dan, p.136;]n, p.136 Ireland: see Athlone Keates, Geo Argus, 635 Ironmongers‘ Company, 266 Keevil, 685; see also Bulkington Irons,]. and Sons Ltd., 936 Keith,Wm, 351 Isaacs, Mrs K.L., p.136 Kelk, Sirjn E., p.136 Isherwood, Rob, p.x, p.xi, p.136 Kemble, Miss ..., p.136; Mrs C.A., p.136; Rev Isle ofWight: see Bembridge Chas, p.136; Chas Adams, p.136; Mrs E.B., Islington, Lord ..., p.136 p.136; Edw,p.136;Edw B., p.x,p.xi, p.136; Italy, 942 H., p.136; Mrs Hen, p.136; Horatio, p. 136; Ive and Burbage, 8 Sam Brooke, p.136;Thos, p.136;Thos N., Iveson,]n, p.136 p.136; Rev Wm, p.136; Mrs Wm, p. 136 Kemm,jas, p.136;Thos, p.136 jackson, A., p.136;]as, 92;Thos, p.136 Kemp, jn Rymill, B25; Sarah, 499 ]acob,].H., p.136 Kendall, Alfred, 56; Wm, 56 INDEX OF PERSONS, PLACES, AND COMPANIES 161

Kendall, H. and Sons, 926 Lampson, G. Locker, p.137 Kennard, Coleridge, p.137 Lancashire: see Manchester Kent, p.xvii; see also Bromley; Crayford; Lane, Caroline, 703; jas, 51; ]n Leach, 51; Gillingham; Penge; for places within the Mary Eliz, 78; Sarah, 78;Wm G., 428 county of London qﬁer 1889 see London Lane and Walker, 807 Kent, Chas Hen, 515 Langley Burrell, 768 Kerley, ]as, 400;]n, 400 Lanham,Ann, 29; Geo Staples, 29;]n, 29 Kerr, Olive, 662 Lansdown, B. and Sons, 913 Kerry, Earl of, p.137, p.145 Lansdowne, Marquis of, p.137, p.145 Keyford, Som, 319 Lapthorne, Chas, 97 Keyworth, Geo, 68 Large, Miss ..., p.137 Kiddle,]as, 305, 341;]ane, 305 Latimer Clark, Muirhead and Co, 511 Killey, Beatrice Nelly, 939 Latter, Harriet, 94;]n, 94;Wm Thos, 94 Killick, Egbert Wm, 676 Laver, Wm Ewart, 814 Killick, Messrs, and Co., 546 Lavers, Nathaniel Wood, 298 Kilminster, Albert Ric, 237; Ann, 237;]as, 237 Laverton, Abraham, p.137;WH., p.137 Kimber, Maria, 560; Rob, 560; Rob Edw, 560 Lavington, Market, 151, 561, 619, 843, 998 King, Chas, 650; Ethel Sophia, 767; Geo Wm, Lavington,West, 95, 575 767; Hen, 457; ]n, 5; ]os, 420; Julia, 767; Lawder, Cornelius, 69 Kate Louisa, 615; Louise Martha, 650; Lawes, Mrs ..., p.137; Rev ].Townsend, p.137; Mabel julia, 71 1; Martha, 650; Mary Ann, Thornton, p. 1 37; Nlrs Thornton, p. 1 37 420; S.G., 819; Thos Wm, 457; WE., Lawrence, Hen Fraser, 62; Mary, 331, 407; p.137;Walter Geo, 743;Wm, 204; 544 Thos, 62; Sir Thos, p.137; Wm Fred, Kingsbury, Rev Canon, p.137 p.137, p.145 Kingston Deverill, 985, 986 Lea, Lord Herbert of, p.135, p.145 Kington [?St Michael], 2 Leadley,T.E., 995;Thos E., 986 Kinnier, H., p.137 Leaf, Herbert, p.137 Kirkby, Charlotte, 116 Leake,Wm, p.137 Kitchingrnan (Kitchinrnan), Hen, 72, 113 Leakey, ]n Arundel, 645 Kitley, Chas Ric, 859;Walter Francis, 793 Ledger, E, 231 Knapp, Hannah, 201; Hen Manning, 833 Lee, Rev Harry, p.137; Kathleen Emily, 910; Knight,]n, 580, 578, 850 Thos, p.137;Wm, 221;Wm B., p.137 Knock, Maria Frances, 114 Leigh, Edw, 245 Knook, 417 Leigh, Fitzmaurice of, Lord ..., p.134, p.145 Knott, Geo, 97;]os, 97; Naomi, 97 Lester, 631 Knowles, G. p.137 Leveson, E.]., p.137 Knoyle, East, 68, 208, 831, B7 Levy, Robson and Franklin (Franklyn), Kyte, Sarah jane, 412; Sydney Thos, 412 Messrs, 132, 230 Lewington,]n, 452;_]n T., 383; Sa.m, 452 Lacock, p.xii 87, 665 Lewis, Alfred, 241; Allied ]as, 307; Ann Lacy, ]as, p.137 (Anne), 187, 241; Francis Edgar, 882; Lacy-Hulbert, Messrs, 951 Herbert Dan, 869; ]as, 187, 241;]as (sen), Lake, Chas, 160, 169 187, 241; J5, 125, 187, 241; Mary, 213, Lakeman, Geo, 143;Wm, 135 283; Ric, 50; T.N., p.137;W]., 307;Wm, Lakin, Mrs ..., p.137 139, 307, p.137; Mrs Wm, p.137;Wm ]n, Lambert, Sir jn, p.137;T.H., 892 139 Lamborn, Chas Albert, 568; Sarah, 568;Wm, Lewthwaite, Ada Emily, 726 568 Leyton, Essex, 620 Lammas, Geo Hen, 454; Hen Geo, 454; Wm Lidbury, Fred, 380 Thos, 372 Liddall, Ellen Millicent, 911; see also Lyddall Lamport, Amelia, 253; Chas, 253; Chas Wm, Liddington, 281, 301, 387 253 Liefchild,WG., p.137 162 INDEX OF PERSONS, PLACES,AND COMPANIES

Lightermans' Company, 133 Broad St, 542; Brompton, p.xii, 124, 244, Limpley Stoke, in Bradford on Avon, 392 244, 259, 260, 351; Brompton Place, 288; Lindsey,]esse, 758 Brunswick Square, 37; Bryanstone Square, Linzey, Edw, 743, 758, 764, 765, 859, 877 46, 81; Buckingham Palace Rd, 611; Linzey, and Son, 990, 1003; E. and Son, 971 Bucklersby, 565; Bull And Mouth St, 216; Lippitt, Laura Gertrude, 751 Bunhill Row, 50, 148; Cable St, 391; Little, Ann Margaret, 115; Gordon F, 1005; Caledonian Rd, 238, 284, 645; Hannah, 208; jane, 115; Joanna, 58; Camberwell, 110, 185, 191, 207,447, 883; Stephen, 58 Camberwell Rd, 740; Camden Square, Little Bedwyn, see Bedwyn, Little 310; Camden Town, 54, 186, 282; Livings, Mary Ann, 567, 607;Thos, 540, 559 Camomile St, 33, 138; Canning Town, Lloyd,Alice Phebe, 817; see also Loyd 432, 631; Cannon St, 220,391, 665; Carey Lock, Wm, 241 St, 89; Carter Lane, 655; Catherine St, Locke, F.A.S., p.137;Wadham, p.137 231; Cattle Market, 708; Chancery Lane, Lockey, Christina Bessie, 891 109; Charterhouse St, 599; Cheapside, 19, Loder, Giles, p. 137; Rob, p. 137 77, 102, 174; Chelsea, 17, 23, 23, 32, 71, Lomer, E., 359 134,150,172,201,201,202,202,271, 332, 338, 797, .809; Chepstow Villas W, LONDON (including places transferred to 210; City Rd,11, 62, 71, 72, 86,164,197, London in 1889): 49, 478, 764, 797;Addle 237, 256, 262, 387, 548, 715; Clapham, Hill, 123; Addle St, 63, 122; p.xiii, 45, 114, 264, 291, 509, A3; Clapham Aldermanbury, 184, 658; Aldersgate St, Common, 317; Clapham Junction, 448; p.ix, p.x, 99, 127, 213, 213, 223, 283; Clapham Park, 612; Clapham Park Rd, Argylle St, 250;Artillery Passage, 54; Back 522; Clapham Rd, 361; Clerkenwell, 40, Hill, 84; Bacon St, 888; Bagnigne Wells 45, 74, 94, 96, 99,112,118, 140,144,164, Rd, 96; Balham, 726; Ball's Pond Rd, 58; 170, 242, 243, 251, 333, 405, 408, 531; Bank St, 762; Barbican, 65, 103, 241, 501, Clerkenwell Close, 457; Commercial Rd, 689; Barking Rd, 432; Bartholomew 44, 116, 125; Commercial Rd East, 295, Close, 103; Basinghall St, 147; Battersea, 320; Covent Garden, 29; Coventry St, p.xiii, 104, 322, 344, 369, 441, 661, 773, 579; Creed Lane, 223; Crippleg-ate, 65, A3; Battersea Rise, 264; Battle Bridge, 26, 114, 122, 229, 269, 340; Cromer St, 48, 35; Bayswater, 232, 265, 547; Belgravia, 53; Crutched Friars, 266; Cumberland 566;Ber1'I1ondsey, 10, 160, 160, 166, 169, Market, 161; Dalston, 49, 275, 574; 169, 240, 240, 270, 280, 280, 289, 306, Denmark Hill, 713; Deptford, 561, 741; 341, 426, 430, 468, 468, 492, 515, 527, Deptford Bridge, 424; Doctors 603; Bethnal Green, 38, 91 , 214, 246, 293; Commons, 221; Dover Rd, 272; Drapers Bethnal Green Rd, 316, 381; Billingsgate, Place, 82; Drury Lane, 20, 232, 507; 36; Bishopsgate, 9, 72, 76, 112, 113; Edgeware Rd, 25, 403; Emperor's Gate, Bishopsgate St, 28, 62, 162; Black Prince 749; Essex Rd, 435; Euston Rd, 524, 602; Row, 137; Blackfriars, 132, 220, 263, 452; Euston Square, 42, 87, 179; Falcon Square, Blackfriars Rd, 88, 107, 175, 199, 200, 145, 166; Faringdon Rd, 486; Farringdon 208, 230, 254, 265, 291, 311, 383, 488, Rd, 919; Farringdon St, 105; Fetter Lane, 489, 494, 608, 729; Blackheath, 824; 8, 132; Finsbury, 86, 281, 281, 484, 501, Blackwall, 299; Blackwell Green, 556; 554, 596; Finsbury Market, 41; Finsbury Blandford Square, 115, 234; Bloomsbury, Square, 196; Fitzroy Square, 277; Fleet St, 79, 105, 298, 507; Bolsolver St, 402; 8, 24, 60, 74, 83, 126, 187, 230, 236, 399, Borough, 107, 154, 203, 289, 291, 453, 452; Fore St, 363; Forest Hill, 401; Friday 458, 465, 595; Borough High St, 409; St, 152, 157; Fulham, 547, 950; Fulham Bow, 130, 246, 407, 470; Bow Common, Rd, 109, 455; Furnival‘s Inn, 67; 274, 300; Bow St, 172; British Museum, Gloucester Rd, 707; Golden Square, 73, 210,235;Brunon,168,168,286;Brbuon 130,179, 217, 525, 571; Goswell Rd, 117, Hill, 194, 245, 245, 286; Brixton Rd, 392; 164, 170, 181, 190, 444, 927; Goswell St, INDEX OF PERSONS, PLACES, AND COMPANIES 163

38, 56; Gough Square, 241; Gracechurch 640; Little Marlboro‘ St, 179; Little St, 47, 151; Gray’s Inn Lane, 60, 165; Moorfields, 122; Little Newport St, 82; Gray's Inn Rd, 93, 284, 408, 457; Great Little Queen St, 51; Little Safiron Hill, 84; Distafil Lane, 144; Great Dover Rd, 203, Little Tower St, 413; Little Trinity Lane, 359; Great Dover St, 350, 390, 414; Great 328; Liverpool Rd, 683; Lombard St, 519; Hermitage St, 34; Great Ormond St, 252; London Docks, 219; London Rd, 33, 181; Great Portland St, 887; Great Queen St, London St, 670; London Wall, 85, 111, 420; Great Russell St, 149; Great Tower St, 162, 234; Long Acre, 24, 583, 666; Lower 266; Green Lane, 429; Greenwich, 267, Norwood, 231; Lower Seymour St, 891; 367, 367, 423, 423, 424, 442, 442, 632. Lower Whitecross St, 228; Ludgate Hill, 6, 858, 874; Grosvenor Gardens, 389; 467, 485; Ludgate St, 106; Macclesfield St, Grosvenor Square, 662; Hackney, 21, 30, 61, 92; Maddox St, 192; Manchester 34, 114, 129, 143, 227, 474; Hackney Rd, Square, 47, 115, 323; Marchmont st, 171; 75, 106, 229; Haggerston, 253, 275; Marshall St, 7; Marylebone, 16, 50, 57, Hammersmith, 29, 886; Hampstead Hill, 100, 158, 302; Marylebone Rd, 267, 302, 582; Hampstead Rd, 157, 402, 482; 403, 479; Mayfair, 14; Mile End, 195, 348, Harleyford Rd, 636; Harrow Rd, 255, 407; Mile End Rd, 27, 119, 397; Millwall, 305, 313, 321, 425, 796; Haverstock Hill, 249, 393; Minories, 1, 9, 493, 519, 520; 664, 788; Holborn, 15, 78, 87, 236, 279; Moorfields, B41; Moorgate St, 187, 241; Holloway, p.xii, 30, 256, 469, 562, 665; Mortimer Market, 184; New Bond St, Homerton, 129, 143, 407; Hornsey Lane 258, 530, 625, 785; New Cross Rd, 929; North, 776; Hornsey Rd, 52; Horseley New Kent Rd, 10, 36; New North Rd, Down, 95; Hoxton, 75, 182, 186, 242, 309, 405;The New Rd, 19, 63; Newgate 248, 268, 301, 387, 487, 834; Hungerford St, 85, 426; Newington Butts, 169; Market, 193, 196; Islington, 43, 117, 138, Newington Causeway, 3; Nicholl Square, 159, 191, 197, 215, 269, 435, 449, 605, 98; Nine Elms, 680, 718; North Bruton 629, 693; Jewin Crescent, 127; Mews, 258; Northampton Square, 282; Kennington, 59, 104, 142, 189, 212; Notting I-lill, 455, 626, 778; Old Bethnal Kennington Common, 89; Kennington Green Rd, 195; Old Broad St, 69; Old Cross, 194, 465; Kennington Park, 392; Change, 205, 301; Old Kent Rd, 153, 207, Kennington Park Rd, 422, 446; 430, 643, 700; Old Pancras Rd, 210; Old Kensington, 120, 261, 263, 263, 630, 672, St Pancras Rd, 238; Old St, 4, 31, 268, 702, 757; Kensington High St, 569; 671; Old St Rd, 118; Oxford St, 31, 93, Kentish New Town, 310; Kentish Town, 121, 234, 271, 277, 287, 438, 506, 618, 13, 297, 308, 309, 339; Kentish Town Rd, 656, 714, 823; Paddington, 46, 425, 504; 374, 730; King's College, p.xiii, A2, A3; Paternoster Square, 633; Paul's Wharf, King's Cross, 469; Kingsland, 331, 477; 198; Peckham, 207, 269, 453, 521, 719, Kingsland Rd, 67, 70, 146, 327, 444, 477, 724; Pentonville, 171, 173, 190; Piccadilly, 587, 775; Knightsbridge, 145, 183; 68; Pimlico, 79, 147, 150, 167, 193, 298, Lambeth, 7, 15, 39, 55, 66, 83, 94, 136, 373, 566, 585, 587, 604, 654; Poland St, 151, 163, 180, 208, 209, 224, 279, 296, 251; Poplar, 125, 211, 214, 233, 274, 299, 311, 313, 330, 415, 420, 443, 535, 563, 371, 454; Portchester Square, 305; 713, B1; Lambeth Marsh, 88; Lambeth Portland Rd, 155; Portland Town, 128; Walk, 141, 209; Lancaster Lane, 436; Poultry, 142; Praed St, 273; Putney, 915; Langbourne Ward School, 182; Queen Victoria St, 518; Queenhithe, 198; Leadenhall St, 139, 228, 234; Lee, 505, Rathbone Place, 13, 416; Red Lion 766; Leicester Square, 215; Lew St Square, Square, 128; Red Lion St, 173; Regent St, 222; Lewisham, 717, 821, 870, 942; 53, 73, 121, 217, 259, 260, 482, 691, 801; Lewisham High Rd, 865; Lime St, 394; Regents Canal Iron Works, 146, 248; Limehouse, 41, 349, 454; Lincoln's Inn Regents Park, 110, 205, 731; Rochester Fields, 78; Lisson Green, 16; Lisson Grove, Row, 917; Russell Square, 26, 76, 265, 273; Little Britain, 98, 100, 283, 329, 353, 308; Sadlers Wells, 170; St Andrew's Hill, 164 INDEX OF PERSONS, PLACES, AND COMPANIES

623; St Anne's Court, 952; St George in 200, 292, 464, 511, 517, 558, 580, 678; the East, 22, 44, 66,101, 204, 431, 508; St Westminster Bridge Rd, 378, 379, 390, Giles, 40, 58; St Helen's Place, 262; St 448, 476; Westminster Rd, 90; Luke's, 52, 92, 131, 182, 189, 216, 224, Whitechapel, 151, 386, 431; Whitechapel 268, 370; St Martin’s Lane, 80, 788; St Rd, 101, 226, 354; Whitechapel St, 242; Mary at Hill, 219, 270, 377; St Pancras, Whitecross St, 590; Whitehall, 136; 131; St Paul's Churchyard, 123, 654; St Wigmore St, 594, 679, 710; Willesden Peter's Park, 593; Seven Dials, 165; Lane, 681;Woolwich, 276, 276, 537, 602; Shadwell, 6, 135; Shepherds Bush, 479; Wormwood St, 508;Worship St, 246 Shepherds Bush Rd, 951; Shoe Lane, 8, 45, 254, 441, 474; Shoreditch, 43, 70,357, London Tavern Company, p. 1 37 613; Sion Square, 37; Sloane St, 120, 183; Long, D._]., p.137; Ric, p.137; Ric P., p.137, Smithfield, 307, 644; Snow Hill, 126, 141; p.145;Walter, p.137, p.145 Soho, 14, 25, 32, 51, 91, 134, 292, 738; Long ofix/raxall,Viscount, p.137, p.145 Soho Square, 621, 652; Somers Town, 35, Longbridge Deverill: see Deverill, Longbridge 124, 155; South Audley St, 343; South Longleat, in Horningsham, 996 Kensington, p.xiii, 598, 673, 720, A1, A2; Lonnie, S.G. and Co., 883 South Lambeth, 212, 550; Southwark, 6, Looker, Ada Louisa, 532 12, 18, 55, 139, 142, 174, 218, 241, 307, Lopes, Lady p.137; G. Ludlow, p.137; Sir 415, 464, 467; Southwark Bridge Rd, Massey, p.137; R.K., p.137; R.L., p.137; 257, 307, 476, 503; Spa Fields, 97; Sir Ralph, p.137 Spitalfields, 22, 28, 69, 204, 237; Stamford Lorimers' Company, 122; 223 Hill, 513; Stamford St, 133; Stepney Love, Dan, 771; Dan Rew, 771; Mary, 771 Green, 293, 398, 472; Stepney, 2, 68, 113, Loveday,W_I., 880 119, 163; Stockwell, 148, 856; Stockwell Lovell, Amelia, 253; Capt Audley, p.137; Hen, Green, 188; Strand, 4, 20, 108, 161, 165, 275; Mary, 275 172, 178; Surbiton Rd, 326; Sussex St, 64; Lovelock, Sarah Ann, 413 Tabernacle Square, 57, 604; Tavistock Lovett,Walter L., 478 Square, p.x; Thames St, 5, 102, 198; Lovibond,].W, p.137 Threadneedle St, 48; Tothill St, 56; Lowe, ]as, 69;_]as (sen), 69; Susanna, 69 Tottenham Court Rd, 42, 90, 416, 517, Lowndes, Mrs ..., p.137; E.C., p.137 742; Tottenham St, 64; Tower St, 219; Lowrie,_]n Wm, 695 Trocadero Restaurant, p.xiv; Union St Loyd, Lt-Col Arthur P., p.137; see also Lloyd East, 61; University St, 239; Upper Lubbock, Geoffrey, p.137 Kennington Lane, 422, 446; Upper Lucas, Miss ..., 763; Chas R., p.137;]as, 648; Richmond Rd, 914; Upper St Martin’s jesse Gladstone, 826; Sarah, 648; Sarah Lane, 551; Upper Sydenham, 564; Upper jane, 763;Walter Edw, 648 Thames St, 472; Vauxhall, 325, 443; Luce, Col C.R., p.137;Thos, p.137 Vauxhall Bridge, 178; Vauxhall Bridge Ludlow, Lord ..., p.137; Mrs ..., p.137; Francis Road, 222; Vauxhall Walk, 39, 212, 253; Harry, 846; H.G.G., p.137 Victoria Park, 546; Victoria Park Square, Ludlow of Heywood, Lord, p.137 577;Walworth, 137, 206, 272, 458, B40; Luke, Sylvanus, 512 Walworth Gardens, 206; Wandsworth, Lush,].A., p.137; Sir Rob, p.137 511;Wandsworth Rd, 188, 244, 346, 703; Lushington, Sir Godfrey, p.137 Wardour St, 158; Warwick Lane, 257; Lyall,]., p.137 Warwick Square, 641; Waterloo Place, Lycett, Thos, 309 225, 235; Waterloo Rd, 108, 133, 173, Lyddall,Audley Geo, 887; see also Liddall 180; Wellclose Square, 27; West India Lyne, Edmund Ormond, p.137 Dock Rd, 300, 372;West Smithfield, 903; Westbourne Grove, 310, 615, 650; Mabel liaung (ship), 519, 520 Westbourne Park Rd, 255; Westbourne McDonald, Rev Canon ..., p.137; Terrace, 439; Westminster, 80, 81, 134, Fitzherbert, p.137; Hannah, 332 INDEX OF PERSONS, PLACES, AND COMPANIES 165

McGill,T., 90 May, Fred Mctier, 597 Mcllroy, Sarah Jane, 561 Mayell, Mary, 251, 253 Mackay,Alex, p.137; Geo E., p.137;J., p.137 Mayhew, Alex, 416; Eliza, 416; Hen, 223; Hen Mackey,Thos Birch, 387 Albert, 223; Martha, 223 Mackrell,Jn, p.137 Mayne, Jn Thos; p.138 McNeil, Henderson and, 488, 489 Maystor,Jas, 592 Madden,WH., p.138 Mead (Meade), Agnes Helena, 594; Margaret, Maiden Bradley, see Bradley, Maiden 967; Rev Canon Sidney, p.138 Maidment, Harry Geo Jn, 589 Meaden,Mar1:in, 336 Malet, Sir Alex., p.138, p.145; Sir Edw, p. 138; Meadow, Jas, 255 Lt-Col Sir Harry, p.138; Sir Hen, p.138 Meares,Jn, p.138 Mallinson, Edw, p. 138 Medlicott, H.E., p. 138 Malmesbury, 180, 451, 581, B27 Meek, Alex, p.138; H. Edgar, p.138; Peter Malmesbury, Earl of, p.138 Glanville, 729 Manchester, Lanes, p.xvi, 447 Melksham, 51, 56, 78, 87, 105, 106, 122, 236, Mann, Maj W Horace, p.138;WJ., p.138 476, 572, 698, 712, 762, 765, 768, 783, Manning,Jas Ben, 349 799, 846, 868, 873, 912, 969, B10, B11, Maples, H., 291 B25, B32; see also Seend Marchant, Geo Cooper, 43; Rob, 43 MeIlor,Jn, 13 Market Lavington, see Lavington, Market Melsom, Arthur Hen, 914 Marl-5, Adela, 359; Gilbert, 333; Howard Jn, Mercers' Company, p.138 803; Mary Beaven, 733 Mere, 511, 558, 761; see also Wolverton Marlborough, p.xv, 34, 37, 44, 45, 46, 64, 70, Meredith-Brown, M., p. 1 38 75, 76, 83, 93, 111, 142, 160, 164, 210, Merewether, Mrs H., p.138; H.A., p.138, 212, 223, 225, 235, 240, 245, 264, 286, p.145; H.A.F., p.138; Hen, p.x; Herbert, 405, 411, 422, 443, 446, 469, 503, 504, p.138; Miss Jessie, p.138; Serjeant, p.138, 507, 541, 553, 557, 562, 600, 610, 619, p.145; Mrs Seijeant, p.138; W Lockyer, 639, 669, 675, 684, 723, 737, 746, 817, p.138; Lieut-Col Sir Wm, p.138; Rev 820, 978, 986, 991, 992, 995, B6, B9, B12 Canon Wyndham A., p.138 Marsh, Ernest G., 806;Jn, p. 138; M.H., p. 138, Merrett: see Merritt p.145 Merrick, Wm, p. 138 Marshall,Jas, 367; Percy Jas, 985 Merriﬁeld, Geo, 87 Martin, Alex, 537; Chas, p.138; J. Kemble, Merriman, Dr ..., p.138; Mrs ..., p.138; Nliss p.138;J.M., 303;Jos., 407; Louis, 311;W., E.F., p.138; Miss E.H., p.138; Edw B., 303 p.138; G.,p.138;_]., p.138; DrJas N.,p.138; Martin Bros., 483 K.L., p.136; M.M., p.138; Mary de Berdt, Martin, Millick, and Co., 519, 520 p.138; Nathaniel, p.138; Rob W, p.138; Maskelyne, Nevil Story, p.138; Stanley WG., S.B., p.138; Mrs S.B., p.138;T.B., p.138;T. 898 Mark, p. 138;Thos, p.138;Thos Hardwick, Mason, Jn Watts, B26; Mary Arm, 402; Thos, p.138;WR.H., p.138; DrWm, p.138;Wm 402;Wm Hen, 533 Clark, p.138;Wm Heath, p. 138 Massey, Edw, 95 Merritt (Merrett),Alfred, 993; Arthur J., 981; Mathew, Fred Dan, 472; see also Matthews Chas, 80;Jane, 80;Victor, 857;Walter Jos, Maton, Dr p.138; Fred. S., p.138; Leonard, 774 p.138; Martha, 578 Merritt,J. and Son, 972;T. and Son, 949 Matthews, C.G., 957; Chas G., 988; Chas Merryweather,Jn Compton, 330 Geo, 782;J., p.138;Jn, p.138; R., p.138; see Mersh, Francis, 329; Mary A, 329 also Mathew Mesopotarnia., 931, 937, 945, 966 Maudslay, Chas E., p.138 Messent, Dan A., 426 Maundrell, Edw, 591; Edw Ward, 667 Methuen, Lord ..., p.138, p.145; Fred H. Paul, Maurice, Dr J.B., p. 138 p.145; Col Paul, p.145; Paul l\/lildmay, Maxﬁeld, Wm, 358 p.138, p.145 Maxwell,Jas, 286;Wm Jas, 392 Meux, Sir Hen Bruce, p.139 166 INDEX OF PERSONS, PLACES,AND COMPANIES

Miatt, Chas Fred, 531 Geo, p.139; Hugh, p.139, p.145; Maj J.A., Michael, and Co., 787, 854 p.139;Jas, p.139 Middlesex, p.xvii; see also Acton; Brentford; Morse, David, p.139; L.L., p.139 Chiswick; Ealing; Harrow; Highgate; Mortimer,J.L., p. 139 Tottenham;Yiewsley; for places within the Mose,Wm, 81 county of London afier 1889 see London Mott, Adelaide Jane, 397; Eliz Catherine, 470; Miell,Wm Hen, 409 Jane, 470;Wm Thos, 354 Mildenhall, 98, 154, 174, 203, 255 Moules, Hen, 922; Leonard Walter Roger, Mildenhall, Fred, 290; Geo, 290 960; Sidney Albert, 966 Miles, Col C. Napier, p.139; Jesse, 953; Jn, Moulton,Jn, p. 139 285; 480;Thos, 499 Mugliston,J.W, 435 Miller, AlfredJn, 399; Florence Winifred, 830; Muirhead, Latimer Clark, and Co, 511 T. Butt, p.139 Mulcock,Jn Thos, 404; Sarah, 404 Miller, Messrs Nash and, 209 Mullings, Edith Ethel, 755; Geo Wennvorth, Millick, Martin and Co., 519, 520 718; Harry, 680;Jos R., p.139; Ric, p.139 Mills, Arthur, 312; Edw, 985; Hen, 312; P.M, Mullins, G., p.139; Ric, 214 p.139; Stephen, p.139; Thos Debenham, Munday, Julia Ann, 317 164 Mundy, Fred Jn, 843; Geo, 286; H., 933; Hen, Mills, Messrs, and Sons., 954;J. and Son, 916, 245;Jas, 245, 286; Mary, 286;W 934;Wm, 964 980 Milman, Miss ..., 836 Murray, Olivia, 643 Milton Lilbourne, 309 Murrin, Josiah, 442 Milverton,Jn, 186;Jn (sen), 186 Musselwhite, Hen, 526 Mines, Peter, 168; Phil, 168 Musto and Co., 386 Minty,Thos, 917 Mustoe, Job Wm, 228; Mary Ann, 228;Wm, Mitchell, Arthur C. , p. 139 228 Moﬁlatt, Wm, B14 Molden, Fred Ernest, 834;Jas Ric, 788 Naile, Arthur, 872 Money-Kyrle, Maj A., p.139 Naish, Ann, 197, 242; Celia Caroline, 567; Montagu, Edw, p.xi, p.139; Capt Geo, p.139 Geo Wm, 970;Jane Naish, 567;Jn Isaac, Moody, Helen Caroline, 661; Ric Alfred, 661; 567 Teresa Maria, 247 Nash, Cecil Ernest, 919; Leslie Athelstane, Moon,Jn, 987;Jn Rob, 417 951; Mary, 440;Thos, 440;Wm, p.139 Moore, Mr, ..., 170; Geo, 774, 864; Geo Nash and Miller, Messrs, 209 Pigott, 265;Jas, 133, 489;Jas (sen), 489;Jas Neal, Dan Hen, 158; Eliz, 158; Macdonald, Willis, 552; Mary Ann, 511; Sam, 239; 333 Susannah, 489; Walter Frank, 638; Wm Neat (Neate), Chas Edw, 723; Chas Edw and Fred, 633 Sons., 835; Francis Webb, p.139; Geo Moore, Herbert and Co., 757 Thos, 522;Jn Hen, 647; Maria, 505; Maria Moors, Ernest Collins, 952;Wm, 679 Emma, 505; Moses, 505; Rob, 196; Moran and Quin, Messrs, 251 Stephen, p.139 Morey, Sarah Ann, 392;Thos, 392 Neeld, Lady p.139; Mrs ..., p.139; Sir Morgan,WE, p.139 Algernon W, p.139, p.145; Lt-Col Sir Morisse,Walter, 127; see also Morrice, Morris Audley D., p.139, p.145; Elliot A., p.139; Morley, Chas, p.139 Sir Jn, p.139, p.145;Jos, p.139, p.145; Lt- Mornington, Earl of, p.139 Col Mortimer, p.139; Rear-Admiral Morrice, Rev Canon p.139; Rev Canon R.R., p.139;Wm, p.139 Jn David, p.139; see also Morisse Nelson, Earl, p. 139, p.145 Morris, Fred, 15; Kate, 889, 893; Sam, 280; Netheravon, 819 Thos J., 161; see also Morisse New, Francis, 780; Geo, 124;Thos J., 256 Morris, Bevington and, Messrs, 240 Newbery, Geo Wm, 689 Morrison, Alex, p.139; Mrs Alfred, p.139; Newbold, Mary, 776 INDEX OF PERSONS, PLACES, AND COMPANIES 167

Newbury, Berks, 335, 910 Ohlson,A., 431 Newcombe, Fred Evan, 135; Phillipa Ellen, Olivier, Rev Dacres, p.139; Lt-Col Hen 149 Stephen, p. 139 Newham, Eliza, 273; Eliz, p.xvii, 403; see abo Orchard, Albert, 421; Edw, 685; Frank Trevor, Newnham 928; Fred, 421; Hen, 304;Jn, 304 Newman,Alfred Wm Harry, 918; Edmund L., Orme, Hen, 119 p.139; Eliz, 28; Geo, 871; Hen, 956; Hen Osborne, Cecilia, 262; Hen, p.139 Adams, 28; Hen Wm, 390;Jas D, 467;Jas Ovens, David, 631;Jas, 432;ThOS, 432 Davies, 605; Jane, 605; Jn, 179, 603; Jn Overton, 279, 544 Hen Ric, 644;Jos Albert, 842; Louisa, 605; Oxfordshire: see Bampton Mary Ann, 539; Owen, 467; Sam, 167; Sam Bradley, 603; Sarah Jane, 603; Packer, Sidney Jas, 701 Stephen Wm, 527;Walter Edw, 557;Wm Page, Col ..., p.139; Fred, p.139 A., 989;Wm Geo, 390 Pain, Geo, p.139;Jn L., 210;Thos, p.139; see Newnham,AlfredJn, 373; Edwin, 525; see also also Payne Newham Painter, Amelia, 532 Newsham,Ja.ne, 46 Painter-Stainers’ Company, 141, 144 Newton, Jn, p.xiii, 509; Maria, B37; Thos, Palestine, 929, 933 B37;WmWil1not, B37 Palmer, Brig-Gen G Ll., p.139; H., 269; Mic, Newton, South, B37 p.139; Rob Wm, 741; Sam, 179; Sarah, Nicholas, Chas, p.139; Edw, p.139; G., p.139 285; SirWalter, p.139;Wm Hen, 181;Wm Nicholls,\lV, 142 J., 179 Nicholson,Jn, 185 Pannell, Geo Elijah Maslem, 740 Nickisson, Maj J.L., p. 139 Paradice, Amelia, 367, 423, 424 Nickoll, Foster and, 797 Parker, F.C., p.139;Wm, p.139 Nisbet, Mrs Parry, p.139; R.P., p.139, p.145 Parr,T.H., p.139 Nixon, Hen, 361 Parriss,WG., 897 Noad, Ric, p.139 Parsons, Miss A., 906; Ben, 382, 421, 622;Jas, Noble, Sam Smith, 122; Sidney Cedric 220;Jn T., 989;Wm, 371 Hulbert, 932 Parsons, Messrs, Bros., 872; Messrs B. and Norman,J.C., 904 Son, 674; Messrs Ben and Sons, 725 Normanton, Earl of, p.139, p.145 Parton,Jn, 23; see also Paton Norris, Caroline Ann, 564; Rev M, 172, 202; Pater, Wm, p.139 Martha, 564; N.H., 202; Nairn Henrietta, Patient, Jn, p. 139 172 Paton, Alex, 282; see also Parton North Bradley, see Bradley, North Pauli, Wm Warr, 203 Northumberland, 925 Pavy, Fred, p.139; Phil, p.139 Norwood, Surrey, 176, 476 Paxton, Frances, 22;Jas, 22;Wm, 22 Norwood, Lower, Surrey, 176 Payer, Emma, 824 Norwood, Upper, Surrey, 231 Payne, Phil, 257;WH., 804;Walter, 257;Wm, Norwood,West, Surrey, 777, 779 257; see also Pain Nursteed; in Bishop's Cannings, 981 Peachy, Maj-Gen ..., p.139 Pear,Jn, 142 Oakey, Nathaniel, B4 Pearce, Ann, 98; Arthur Gerald, 744; Dennis Oakley, Wm, 294 Edgar, 984; Donald EE, 975; Louis Giles, Oaten,Ann, 14 690; Margaret, 554; Matthias, 620, 634; Oatley, Arthur Fred, 572; Caroline, 572; Jos Ric, 98; Ric (sen), 98;Wm, 553; see also Dan, 640; Sam, 572; Sam Jn, 556 Pearse Ockerby, Horatio, 109 Pearl, Rob Jas, 90 Offer, Geo, 836 Pearman, Wm Jn, 388 Ogan,Wm, 21, 34 Pearse, Brice, p.139 Chris, p.139; Jn, p.x, Ogbourne St Andrew, 111,517,991, B41 p.140, p.145; see also Pearce 168 INDEX OF PERSONS, PLACES, AND COMPANIES

Pearson, Alice E., 389; Charlotte, 284; see also Pitman,Jn Miles, 57;Wm, 57 Peirson Pitney, Hen, 365 Pecover,Jn Perry, 425 Pitt, Chas, 212; Emma, 405; Harry Geo, 405; Peek and Freane, Messrs, 563 Jane Matilda, 192; Jn, 315; Jos, p.140, Peers, Geo, 38; Thos, 38 p.146;Jos (jun), p.1-ci; Rob Jas, 446; Wm, Peirson,Arm, 26, 35; C., 408; Charlotte, 284; 212;Wm Hilson, 422;Wm Jn, 422, 446 Eliza, 416; Hen, 35;Jos, 26;Wm, 26, 35; see Pitton, in Alderbury, 315, 337 also Pearson Pitts, Geo Francis, 470 Pells,Jas, 195 Plaistow, Essex, 634 Pelly, Sir Harold, p.140 Plank, Lawrence S., 998 Pemberton, Fred Albert, 517 Plaskett, Chas, 226 Pembrey, Thos Wells, 406 Player, Arthur Wm, 955 Pembroke, Earl of, p.xiii, p. 1 40, p. 1 45 Plowman, Geo H., 1000 Penge; Surrey (later Kent), 849 Pocock, T.P., p. 140 Peniston, Mr ..., p.140 Pogson,Jn, 348 Penn,Wilfred Chas, 962 Pollard, Albert Edw, B47; Florence Edith, 785; Penrose, Messrs A.W, and Co., 919 Fred Hen, 656, B47; Geo, 731; Hen Penruddocke, Chas, p.140 Alli-ed, 656; Margaret Eleanor, 656, B47 Pepal, Eliz, 121;Jn, 121; Mary Ann,121 Pollen, Sir R.H., p.140 Peplar, Geo, p.140 Ponder, Hadgrove and, Messrs, 604 Pepperell, Harry, 360 Pontifex, E.A., 441, 474 Perkins, Chas, 684;Jas, 589;Jn, p.140;T.J., 831; Ponting, Hen, 290;Thos, p.140 Tom, p.140 Ponton, Ponton Jn, 686 Perrior, Mrs ..., p.l40;Jn, p.140 Poole, Dorset, 701 Perrott, Messrs, B41 Poole, Arthur, 515; Jn, 468; Rosanna Sophia, Perry, Carpenter and, Messrs, 491 643; Russell Lawrence, B54;WH, 468 Persian Gulf, 926 Poona, India, 941 Petter and Galpin, Cassel, Messrs, 467 Poore, Sir Edw, p.140; R.A., p.140; Ad.miral Pewsey, 38, 289 Sir Ric, p.140; Rob Montagu, p.140 Pewsham: see Derry Hill Pope,Alfred Jn, 690;Jn Geo, 411 Pewterers‘ Company, 6 Popham, Gen ..., p.140 Phelps,Jacob Jas, 642; Stephen E, p.140 Portch, Geo, 699 Phillips, Chas, 184; Edw, p.x, p.140; Jacob, Porter,Jas, 54 p.140;Jas, 527;Jn, 184;Jn L., p.140; Paul, Postill,Wm, 158 122, 184;Wm, 477 Potterne, 181, 441, 956, B40 Philpot (Philpott),Jn, p.140; Rob H., 992 Pottier, Madam Anna, 625 Phipps, A. Constantine, p.140; C. Lewis, p.x, Poulter, Alfred Thos, 546 p.140; C.N.P, p.140, p.145; Chas Paul, Pound, Hen, 234 p.140; Jn Lewis, p.140; R.L. Hothersal, Powell, Mrs ..., 840;Alex, p.140;Alex Francis, p.140;T.H. Hele, p.140 p.140; Frances, 115;Jas, p.140 Pickard,_'os, 105 Power, Edw, 518 Pickard and Stoneman, 357 Poynder,T.H.A., p. 140;Thos, p.140;Thos jun, Pidding, Catherine, 75;Jas, 75;Wm, 75 p.xi, p.140;Wm H., p.140 Pieman, Wm Jn, 597 Prangley, Mr ..., p.140 Piggott (Pigott), Geo, 4; S, 121 Pratt, Chas Edwin, 856;Wm, 544, p.140 Pike, Freda Grace, 876;Jos, 671 Preshute, 65, 455, B15 Pinckney, Erlysman, p.140; Capt Erlysman Presley, Herbert, 716 Charles, p.140; Jn Rob Hugh, p.140 W, Pressly, Sir Chas, p.140, p.146; Ellen, p.134, p.140;Wm, p.140 p.140 Pine, Ellen, 506 Price,Jn, 460; R.E., p.140;Thos, 460 Pinker, Duck Son and, Ltd., 1002 Price's Patent Candle Co. Ltd., 369 Pinniger,WH., p.140 Prince, Chas Tidd, 299; Emily, 299, 320; Rev INDEX OF PERSONS, PLACES, AND COMPANIES 169

Jn, p.140;Wm, 371 Raymond, Walter, 714 Prior, Chas, 21; Sarah, 21 ;Wm, 21 Read, Annie Lily, 592; Harriett, 207; Jane, Pritchard, Harriet, 99;Jn, 99 B38;Wm, 40;Wm Hen, 40; see also Reed, Pritchett, H., p.140 Reid Prower, Capt ...,p.140; Rev J.Mervin,p.140; Reading, Wm, 634 Thos, p.140 Redman, Chas Jn, 682 Prowse, Capt G.J.W, p.140 Reed, Chas, p.141; Geo, p.xi, p.141;Jn Foster, Pugh,Wm, p.140 317; see also Read, Reid Pullen, Edw Jas, 533; Florence, 837; Frank, Reeve,Jonah, p.141 234;Jas, 157, 234;Jos, p.xi, p. 140; Martha, Reeves, Capt E., p.141; Hen Jn, 943 234;Wm, 157, 234 Reeves, R. and]. and Son Ltd., 813, 963, 974, Pulman, Geo, 323 977 Pulsometer Engineering Co. Ltd, 680, 718 Reid, Eliza Sarah, 513; see also Read, Reed Purchase, Eliz, 150;Wm, 150 Rendell, F. and Sons, 994; 997, 999, 1006 Purnell, Abraham, 68; Edmund, B7;Jos, 113; Reynolds, Ada Mary, 577; Alfred, 242, 484; Jos (sen), 68, 113; Mary, 68, 113 Alfred (sen), 484;Alice, 484; Ann, 72, 197, Purton, 959 242;Arthur, 731; Chas, 197; Edw, 16; Edw Putley, Hen, 270 (sen), 16, 50; Eliza, 487; Geo Hooper, 50; Hen, 197, 242;Jn, 72;Thos, 72 Quelch, Ellen, 557; Thos Francis, 557; Wm, Rhind,Wm, 120 557 Rice, Albert Edw, 965; Osborne, 944 Quin, Messrs Moran and, 251 Richards, E.C., 966; Fred, 227; Hen, p.141; Maria, 252, 279; Mary, 343 Rackham, Jn, 24 Richardson, Ben, 903; Geo, 888; H., p.141; Rackstraw, Matthew Hen, 693 Hen, B53; Jas, p.141; Jn, 45, p.141; Ric, Radcliﬂ'e,Judge ..., p.xiv; p.xv, p. 1 40; Alex. N., p.141; Rob, 8;Wm, 307;Wm Chas, B59 p.140; Rev Arthur, p.140; Chas H., p.140; Richmond,Jn, 764 Jn Alex, p.140; Rev Norman C., p.140 Ricketts (Rickets), Chas Geo Scaping, 492; Radnor, Countess of, p.141; Earl of, p.xv, Geo, 492; H., 194;Jn, 474;Jn Chas, 474; p.141, p.146 Jos, 194; Sarah, 492 Ramsbury, 138, 331, 407, 474, 560, 569, 650; Riley, Rowland, 147 see also Axford Ring,Jn, p.141 Randall, A.J., 899; Albert Victor, 945; Hen, Roadway, Mary Ann, 250 524;Jas, 13;Jas (sen), 13;Jn Chas, 104; Roberts, Anne, 308, 339, 374; Isaac, B17; Mary, 13; Sam Geo, 165; Sarah, 104;Wm, Joshua, 291; Maria, 291; Stephen, 52; 165; see also Rundell Thos,116,p.141;Wm,52,131;Very Rev Randolph,J.R., p.141 Wm Page, p.141 Ranger, Edith Rose, 730; Francis Carl Edw, Roberts, Hancock and, 984 708; Francis Geo, B46; Mabel Esther Robertson, Sutherland, 535;Wm, 202 (Gladys), 801; Mary Ann, B46; Walter Robinson, Fred, 344; Octavius, p.141; Mrs Herbert, B46 Octavius, p. 141 Rapson, Chas, 24;Jn, 24; Mary, 24 Robson and Franklin (Franklyn), Messrs Ravenhill, Maj-Gen ..., p.141; Jn, p.141; Jn Levy, 132, 230 R., p.141; Col R.E., p.141;Wm Waldon, Roﬂl Ellen, 557 p.141 Rogers, Rev Dr ..., p.141; Archibald Jn Ravenshaw, Rev T.F., p.141 Seager, 712; F.N., p.141; F. Newman, p.xi, Rawlings (Rawlins), Ellen Mary, 840, 863; p.141; Jn, 153; Naish Richrnond, 196; Isaac, 584; Jas, p.xii, p.xvii, 364, 450, 576; Reginald Chas, 636; Sam, 196; Walter, Victor Hen Edw, 973; Wm, 687; Wm 846;Wm, p.141 Rob, 720 Romain, Chas, 568 Rawlings, Messrs H and W, p.xvii, 617 Rooke, Mortimer, p.141 Rawlinson, Gen Lord, p.141 Roope, Chas, 71 170 INDEX OF PERSONS, PLACES, AND COMPANIES

Roots,Jas, 27;Jn Corn, 27 Saxty,Jn, 827 Rose, Edith H.E., 825; Geo Wm, 787; Hen Saye, Arthur Rob, 878 Jn, 787 Scammell, Ida Irene, 811; J.B., p.141; Sam, Roundway, in Bishop's Cannings, County 324;Wm, 358, 462;Willie Sidney H., 782 Asylum, 939 Schneider, Hen Jas, 531 Roundway, Lord, p. 1 41 Schomberg, E.C., p.142; Louisa, p. 142 Row, Sam, 501 Scorpion, H.M.S., 903 Rowde; 39, 115,282, 404 Scotney, Wm V., 3 Rowden, Rev Edw, 342 Scott, Gilderoy Wilson, 621; Jn, 87, 210, Rowland,WH., p.141;Wm, p.141 p.142;Jn (sen), 87; Mary, 87; Rob, 704 Rowley,Jas Hen, 262 Scott, Messrs G.W and Son, 652 Ruddock,Jas, 373 Scutt, Wm, 528 Rudman, Eliz, 602; Jn Geo, 628; Ric E.D., Seager, Christiana, 236; Fred, 236; Thos, 236 772; Rob Edwin Downing, 752; Wm, Seagrave, Isaac, 504;Jas Pullen, 558 602;Wm Fred, 602 Seaton,Jas, 468; see aLso Seton Rudman, Downing and, 772 Seddon, Chas Hen, 482 Rugby, Warwicks, 797 Sedghold,Jn, 384 Rundell, Rob, 778; see aLso Randall Seend, in Melksham, 208 Rushen, Mary Bruce, 138;Wm David, 138 Selman,Wm Hen, 547; see also Silman Russell, E., 991; F. Mar1:in,p.141; Geo, p.141; Seton, R.G., p.142; see aLso Seaton J., 991, p.141;Jas W, p.141;Jn, p.141 Sexton, Fred, 503 Rutty, Wm Geo, 536 Seymour, Alfred, p.142, p.146; Hen, p.142; Ryder, Granville R., p.141; Sam, 107 Hen Danby, p. 142 Ryman,Alfi:ed Lewis, 855 Shaftesbury, Dorset, 324 Shave,Ann, 14 Sage, Eva Florence, 791 Shaw, Fred, 603; Madame Florence, 891 Sainsbury, Dr ..., p.141;Jas, p.141;Jas C, 475; Shaw-Stewart, Sir Mic, p.142; Walter R., Jas Chas, 475;Thos Popham, p.141 p.142 St Aldwyns,Viscount, p.141 Sheffield, Jas, 371 Saleur, Hippolyte, 402 Shefllord, Arthur, 885 Salisbury, 4, 5, 20, 24, 25, 27, 29, 30, 66, 100, Shelburne, Earl of, p.146 103, 132, 143, 219, 227, 230, 253, 275, Shell,Thos, p.xii, 205 292, 296, 305, 313, 325, 360, 375, 412, Shelton, Morris, 153; Rachel, 153; Simeon, 418, 428, 467, 497, 498, 506, 509, 518, 153 565, 578, 584, 603, 605, 753, 830, 867, Shepherd (Shephard), Chas, 490; Chas 953, 1000, B42 Swithin, 490; Ellen Jane, 490; J., p.142; Salisbury, Bishops of, p.141, p.146; Deans of, Thos, 574 p.141 Sheppard, Emily, 218; Eustace Augustus, 657; Salmon, F., p.141; Mary, 530; Sophia, 217, J.H., p.142; Jas, 198, 218; Lewis, 516; 250;W,p.141;WW,p.141;Wm,p.x Nelson, 545; Sarah, 198;Thos, 565;Wm, Salonika, Greece, 888 198 Salter, Wm, 494 Shipman, Geo, 181;Jane, 181; Sarah, 203 Samuda,Jos d’Aguila, 274 Shipway, Fanny, 279; Jane, 252;Jos, 279 Sandeman, G.G., p.141 Shipwrights‘ Company, 33, 104 Sanders,T. and E., 959 Short, Rob, p.142 Saunders, Edw Wm, 293; Hen, 381, p.141;Jn, Shrewton, B31 p.141;Jn E, 293, 472;Jn Jos, 316;Joshua, Shufl'ell,Jas, 117 Sillitoe, Chas, 283; Geo, 213; Mary, 213, 283; 302;T.B., p.141;Thos B., p.141;Wm, 472, p.141 Rob, 213, 283; Wm, 353 Silman, Geo, 455; see aLso Selman Savage, Chas Oak, 271 Simmonds, Chas Lovell, 618 Savernake, Cottage Hospital, 568 Simmons, Harriett Fanny, 738; Lewis Stanley, Sawkins, Olive Grace, 900 714 INDEX OF PERSONS, PLACES,AND COMPANIES 171

Simper, Stanley Ric, 924 Southwark, Bishop of, p.142 Simpkins, Sarah Ann, 513, 582 Southwick, in North Bradley, 612, 763,767 Sims, Dan, 159;Jane, 159 Spackman, Jn, 45; Jn Jewell, 377; Mary Ann, Skillen, Edw Hen, 670 398;Thos Jn Savage, 45 Skinner, F., 354 Spango, Josiah, 291 Skinners‘ Company, 96 Spark,Amos, 401;Wm T., p.142 Slade,Jn, p. 142;Wm, 84 Sparrow, Mr ..., 519;Thos Bevington, 341 Slade, Messrs Walter and, 755 Sparsholt, Mrs ..., 375 Slater, Alvara, p.142; Rev F., p.142 Speck, Hen, 352 Sloper, G.E., p.142 Spence,Jas Turnbull, 654 Sloper, Messrs W and S., 619 Spencer, Ambrose, 34; Rev Jn, p.142;Jn Hen, Smallbones, Phillis, B56 403;Jos, 34; Rob, 241 Smellier, Allied, 917 Spencer and Co. Ltd., 768,799, 868, 873, 912 Smith, Agnes, 438; Albert, 417; Albert Edw, Spicer, Capt ..., p.142;].W, p.142;Jas, 65; Ric 645;Al£red, 364;Alfred Jn, B43;Alice, 436; Thos, B15; Sarah, 65;Wm, 65 Allan, 479; Andrew, 708; Arthur, 500; Spottiswoode, Wm, 222 Benjarnina (Benjaminea) (sen), 604, 654; Spratley, Thos, 244 Benjaminea, 654; Chas Hen, 942; Chas Spratt,Jas E., 983 Rob, p.142; Clara, 624; Clement Walter, Squarey,A.T., p.142; E.P., p.142 745; Mrs E.G., 957; Edwin, 355; Elijah, Staffordshire: see Wolverhampton 443; Eliz, 585; Emma Jane, 495; Fanny, Stagg, Geo, 240;Jos, 240; Mary, 240; Mary C., 458; Florence Helen, 651; Fred Tom, 537; 247 Geo, 604, 619, 651, 654; Geo Wm, 604; H. Stancomb,Jn F., p.142;Wm, p. 142 Herbert, p.14-2; H._]., p.142; Hannah, 479; Stanley, Leslie Ernest, 797 Hen, 572; Hen Lay, p.xii, p.xvii, 364; Isaac, Stansell, E., 389 355, 417; Jas Thos, 818; Jane, B43; Jane ‘Stanton’ [St Bernard or St Quinton], 501 Ellen, B35;Jeremiah, 500;Jn, 433, 443;Jn Stanton,Ven Archdeacon ..., p.142; Rob, 6 Silver, 285;Jos Matthew, B43; Jos Wm A., Staples, Geo, 176, 835;Jn, p.142;T.H., p.142 819; Mary, 651; Mary Ann, 539; Ric, 52; Staples, Messrs, p.142 S., 942; Sam, p. 142; Sarah, 285; Sarah Ann, Starlcy, Rev Dr p.142; Rev J.E., p.142 500; Sarah Ellen, 566; Stephen, 929, p.142; Startup, Ben, 655 T. Chaloner, p.142;Thos, 123, 261;Thos Stationers‘ Company, 5, 48, 109, 133, 222, 230 Jn, 174; Mrs W, 398; Walter, 864; Wm, Staunton, Sir G., p.142 325, 427, 545, 636 Steadman, Ben, 136; Chas, 136;Jane, 136 Smith, Messrs, 562; A. and Son., 953 Steeple Ashton, see Ashton, Steeple Smith, Messrs Tilk and, 712 Stembridge,Jas, 38 Smith-Barry,1.1-1., p.142 Stent, Mrs 579; Chas, 579 Smyth, Sir Hugh, p.142 Stephens, Edw, p.142; Hen C., p.142; Wm Snead, M., 359 Baker, 847, 862; see also Stevens Snook, Hen, 722; Rob, 95 Sterne, Capt ..., p. 142 Soames, Rev Chas, p.142; Chas E., p.142; Stevens, Herbert, 736; J.J., 976;Jn, 180, B19; Rev Gordon, p.142 Jos J., 981; Ric, 193; Sidney Thos, 694;T.I., Somersall,Wm Nathaniel, 103 1005;Wm Baker, 705; see also Stephens Somerset, p.xvi; see also Bath; Frome; Keyford; Stevens, C.R. and Sons, 946 Curry, North; Withycombe;Yeovil Stevens, Gowen and, 857 Somerset, Dowager Duchess of, p.xx; Duke Stewart,Jn, 299 of, p.x, 890, p.142, p.146; Lord Arthur, Stocken, Fred, 51 p.142 Stocker, Wm, 40 Souter,Jn, 17 Stoddart; Dr ..., p.x; Sir Jn, p.142 South, Geo, 258 Stokes, Ellen Eliz, 719; Hannah, 31;Jos Wm, South Newton, see Newton, South 31; Mary Ann, 466; Mary Ann (sen), 466 South Wraxall, see Wraxall, South Stokes, Geo and Son, 826 172 INDEX OF PERSONS, PLACES,AND COMPANIES

Stoneman, Pickard and, 357 Tabor, Emily, 299 Stony Stratford, Bucks, 943 Tait, Messrs Ford and, 583 Stothert, Sir Percy K., p. 142 Talbot, A. and Son, 900 Stowe (Stow), Chas Wm, 756; Ernest Rob Tanner, Edw Geo, 971;Wm, 77, p.143 Savage, 941;Jn, 418; Rob, 418 Tanswell,Jas Rogers, 462;Walter Jas, 462;Wm Strange,Jn, p. 142;Thos, p.142;Wm, p.142 Thos, 512 Stratford-sub-Castle; 498 Taplin, Arthur Herbert, 969 Stratton St Margaret, 191, 968 Targett, Rob Hen, 590 Stratton, East, Hants, p.xii, 364 Tasker, Bethia, 501;Thos, 501;Wm, 501 Stratton, C. Harris, p. 142 Tatham,Jn, p. 143 Stroud, Geo, 821 Taylor, Mr ..., 566; Annie, B44, B45; Arthur Strudwick, Hen, 644 Hen Geo, 904;Arthur Jos, B45; Ben, B44, Stuckey,Wm Sam, 635 B45; Chas, 155; E.B., 292; Edw, 447; Studd, Edw, p. 1 42 Florence Isabel, 697; Geo, 508; Geo Hen, Sturge, Mary Catherine, 613 646; Jas Wm, 506; Jessica Agnes, 794; Jn, Styles, Hen, 447; Susannah, 447 176; Lucy Mabel, 750; Ric Stephen, 176; Suffolk, 955 Sam, 646; Sarah Ann, 646; Sidney Suffolk, Earl of, p.142, p.146 Herbert, B44; Wm, 114 Suffolk and Berkshire, Earl of, p.142, p.146 Taylor's Repository (Depository), 604, 654 Suggate, E.H., 479 Telling, Ann, B36; Fred, 529; B36; Jonathan, Summers, Frances Jane, 329; Fred, 85; 98; 283 B36 Surrey, p.xvii; see also Beddington; Croydon; Temple, Wm, p. 143 Egham; Norwood; Norwood, Lower; Tennant, Sir Edw, p.146 Norwood, Upper; Norwood,West; Penge; Terrell, Geo, p.143 for places within the county of London after Terry, Bessie Caroline, 549 1889 see London Thacker, Hen, 148 Surty,Jn, 642 Thick, Fred Jn, 681 Sussex: see Brighton; Heathfield Thomas, Mrs. A.L., 895; Chas Brown, 542; Sutherland, Chas, p.142 Emma, 768; Rev J.S., p.143;Jas Geo, 509; Sutton, Eliz, p. 142; Fred Hen, 266; Geo, Jn, 305, 768; Jn Molesworth, 64; Sarah, p.142; Harriet, 254; Jas, p.142; Jn, p.142; 509;Wm Davis, p.xiii, 509,A3;Wm Geo, Rob, p.xi, p.142; Rob jun, p.142; Sam Jas, 768 810; Sarah, p.142 Thompson, Finlay, 296;Jn, 30;Thos, 365 Sutton Veny, 110, 366, B20 Thorne (Thorn), Ben, 96; Jn, 6; Jn (sen), 6; Swaby, Jas, p. 142 Mary, 6; Ric, 637 Swallowcliffe, 29, B50 Thornhill, in Clyflle Pypard, p.xx Swan and Edgar, Ltd., 801 Thornton, Capt Cyril M., p.143 Swatton, Eliz, 216, B21; Geo, 54;Wm, 54 Thorp, Geo, 503; Geo Dann, 503; Mary, 503 Swayne, H.J.F., p. 1 42;J., p. 1 42;Thos, 478 898, Thorpe and Aldford (Alford), Mesdames, 615, p.142 650 Swift, Rob Guy, 43 Thring, Jn Tivitoe, p. 1 43; R.S. , p. 143 Swindon; p.xv, p.xvii, 46, 120, 135, 149, 352, Thynne, Lord Hen, p.146 440, 500, 532, 606, 808, 904, 911, 932, Tibbs, Diana, 25;Jn, 25 943, 944, 959, 965, 968, 1002, B6, B18, Tice, Hen Jn, 170; Sam, 170 B49, B61 Tidman, Ambrose, 130;Josiah Jas, 130; Sarah, Syer, Wm, 41 130 Symes, Geo, 156 Tidmarsh, Alfred Jn, 886; Herbert Geo, 892; Symmons, Edmund, 452 Stribley, 950;Thos Edw, 949 Symonds and Co., 476 Tilby, Jas, p. 1 43 Symons, Elias Octavius, 183 Tiley, Albert Hen, 921;Jas, 140;Jos, 140 Sympson, Alfied, 147;Ann, 82; Betsey (Betsy), Tilk and Smith, Messrs, 712 147, 193; Edmund, 82; Luke, 193 Tilley, Fred Wm, 901 INDEX OF PERSONS, PLACES,AND COMPANIES 173

Tilshead, 951 971, 983, 984, 987, 990, 1003, B23, B24, Timbrell, Chas, p. 1 43; Thos, p.143 B45, B57 Tinker, Wm, p.143 Trowbridge,Albert Jn, 831; Rob Wm, 556; see Tinnams, Hedley Fred, 963 abo Trubridge Tinney;WH., p.143 Troyte-Chafyn-Grove, G., p. 1 43 Tipson,Jn, 2 Trubridge (Truebridge), Alma Rosina, 867; Tisbury, 79,93, 125, 298, 420, B12 Thos, p. 143; see abo Trowbridge Titmus,Thos, 284 Truckle, Albert, 338 Titt, Jn Wallis, 601, 905;J.B., 923; J.W., 802, Truebridge: see Trubridge 923 Trueman, Chas, 481; Sarah, 481;Thos, 481 Todd,ArabeIla, 71;Jn, 71;Jos Jee, 71 Trumble, Jn Thos, 377 Tomes,W, 886 Tuck, Rachel, 153 Toms, Derry and, Messrs, 569 Tucker, Arthur Percival Jas, 905; Ernest, 698; Toomey,Jn Jas, 391 Fred Jas, 601; Hen, p.143;Jas, 601; Louis Toone,Wm Carson, 747, 769, 784, 798 Edgar, 784; Mary, 239; Mary Ann, 601; Toone and Gray, Messrs, 769 Thos, 36,629 Toop, Albert, 362; Chas, B34; Martha, B34; Tuckey, Ric, p.143; Thos, p. 143 Nelson, B34; Phoebe, B34; Ralph, 401 Tugwell,Wm Edmund, p.143 Torrance,Jn, p.143 Tull, Hannah, 115; Mary, 115 Tottem, Geo Grafton, 134 Turkington, Geo, 672 Tottenham, l\/Iiddlesex, 90, 278, 552 Turner,Jas, 336; 534; Reuben, 126; Stephen, Townsend, Edw, 395; Eliz, 105; Geo, B32; 126;Walter Hen, 925; see abo Turnor Geo Barnard, p.143; Geo Eyre, p.143; Turner and Gray, Messrs, 784, 798 Herbert Luke, 171; HildredJane, 909; Ric, Turners‘ Company, 72, 87, 113 105; Sam, 171 Turnor, ColWW, p.xiii, p.143; see abo Turner Trafalgar,Viscount, p.143 Tweed,Jas, 27 Traies, and Son, 778 Tylee, Chas, p.143; Edw, p.143; Jn, p.143; Trapp, Harold Fred, B60 Thos, p.143 Treeton, Ben, 386 Tyler, Esther, p.xii, 205;Jn, 249 Trenchard, Rev J.A., p. 1 43 Tyson,J.J., 163 Trevallion,Jos, 86 Tytherleigh,Wm, 522 Trickett, Geo Theophilus, 80 Tytherton,West, in Chippenham, 570 Trigg,Jn, 224 Triggs, Edmund, p.xiii, 509 Underton, Geo, 79 Trinder, H., p.143 United States ofAmerica, 130, 234 Trollope, Chas, 471; Hen Chas, 471 Upcott, Lewis E., p.143 Trought, Geo, 275 Upper Norwood; see Norwood, Upper Trowbridge, pp.xvi-xvii, 7, 21, 33, 60, 74, 85, Upton, Berks, 459 89,104,108,127,150,157,165,175,189, Upton Lovell, 91 , 502 198, 199, 218, 224, 234, 251, 257, 267, Upton Scudamore, 463, 491 268, 277, 287, 330, 367, 391, 423, 424, Urchfont, 306 427, 431, 447, 449, 456, 466, 495, 508, Usher, G.W, 939 _510, 516, 543, 545, 576, 609, 610, 616, 624, 635, 642, 648, 649, 653, 657, 682, Vale, Hen, 577 692, 694, 697, 705, 711, 722, 727, 733, Vallis, Francis Wm Jas, 745 741, 743, 748, 750, 756, 758, 763, 764, Vaux,Jos, p.143 767, 771, 774, 786, 789, 791, 792, 793, Venning, Chas Harrison, 605 794, 800, 803, 811, 825, 826, 827, 837, Vezey, Hen, B11 838, 839, 840, 847, 852, 853, 857, 859, Vilett, Lt-Col ..., p.143 862, 863, 864, 866, 875, 876, 877, 889, Vince, Eli, 495; Mary, 495; Sarah Lois, 495 893, 894, 895, 896, 897, 899, 906, 908, Vincent, Rev E., p.143;Jn, p.143; Mary, 96; 909, 913, 936, 939, 941, 947, 961, 970, Thos, p.143;Wm, 96 174 INDEX OF PERSONS, PLACES,AND COMPANIES

Viner, Eliz, 123; Eliz (sen), 123 Warneford, Lady ..., p. 143 Viney, Hazell, Watson, Ltd., 666 Warner, Chas Seales, 112 Vintners‘ Company, 103 Warner, Messrs Chas and Rob, 340 Vyse,Valentine, 485 Warr, Mrs. D.J., 918 Warre, Rev Canon ..., p.143 Wackerbarth, G., p.143 Warriner, Ernle, p.x, p.143 \lVade, G.G., 809;WG., 348 Vvarrington, Lord Justice, p.143 Wadsworth,Arthur Jn, 151 Warry, Thos, p. 143 VI/aggett,Joshua, 110 Vvarwickshirez see Rugby Wait, Geo, 76; Sarah, 76;Thos, 76 Washbourne, Mrs Thos, p. 143 Wakeley, Alfred Herbert, 616 Waterlow, Geo Sydney, 554 Wakeman, Herbert J., p.143 Watermans‘ Company, 198,249, 289, 377 Waldron, Dinah, 217 Waters, Edw, p. 143; Herbert, 668;T., p. 143; see Walker, Albert H., 991;Wm, p.143 also Walters Walker, Lane and, 807 \lVatsonViney, Hazell, Ltd., 666 Walkerdine, Geo, 689 Watson-Taylor, Geo, p.146; Simon, p.143, Walkins,Wm, 207 p.146 Wall,Wm, p.143 Watts, Edw, 347; Francis Jn, 396; Geo, 296, Wallington, Sir Jn, p.143 313; Geo (sen), 313; Geo Wm, 565; Hen Walmesley, Ric, p. 143 Rob, 728; Isaac Pearce, 396;Janet Frances, Walrond,Jn, p.143 565; Rob Stevenson, 593; Wm Burrow Walsh,Jos, p.143 (Burrough), 296, 565 Walter, Fred Jn, 850; Hen, 813; Herbert Wm, Watts, Doulton and, 39 881; Ric, p.143 Wayet, Mrs ..., p.143 Walter and Slade, Messrs, 755 Waygood, Ric, 390 Walters, Albert, 705; see also Waters Wayman, Dan, 212 Walters,Wenham and, Ltd., 812 Wayne, Chas, 287 Walton, Arthur M., 843;Jn, 606 Webb, Catherine N, 476; Chas, p.143; Eliz, Wanborough, 6 419; Francis, p.143; Fred, p.143; Hen Wansey, Hen, p.143 Wm, p.143 Parker, p.143; Isaac Paul, 476; Jas Lewis, Ward, Rev Jn, p.143; Jn, p.143; Col Mic 632;Jn, p.143; Mary, 261; 263; Reginald, Foster, p.143;Thos Rowdon, p.143 1001; Ric, p.143; Stewart Jas, 754; 816; \lVardour,Arundell of, Lord ..., p.130 Thos, 304, 410;Wm, 304, 404, 410, 536, Wareham, Bertha, 578 555;Wm Thos, 584 Warman, Wm, 58 Webb and Son, 461, 761 Warminster, p.xv, 41, 88, 119, 125, 136, 148, Webber, Sam B., 277 156, 158, 163; 166, 167, 168, 177, 188, Weeks,Thos, p.143 211, 214, 220, 231, 233, 246, 249, 274, Weeks and Bradﬁeld, 922 294, 295, 299, 300, 303, 304, 311, 318, Weightman, Eliza, 204;Jn, 204;Wm, 204 326, 336, 345, 347, 358, 368, 380, 382, Welch, Chas, 552;Wm Arthur, 817 385, 395, 400, 410, 421, 433, 434, 454, Welchman, Eliz, 106; Isaac Thos, 106; Sarah 461, 462, 463, 471, 483, 489, 512, 534, Bennett, 106 536, 555, 573, 601, 622, 638, 647, 647, Welford, Ric, p. 143 652, 660, 668, 674, 686, 690, 704, 716, Weller, Louisa, 554;Wm, 554;Wm Edw, 554 721, 725, 734, 739, 744, 745, 747, 754, Weﬂesley, Wm Pole Tylney Long, p.x, p.143 760, 761, 769, 770, 781, 784, 790, 798, Wells, Geo, 191;Walter Hen, 783 802, 804, 815, 816, 828, 841, 848, 861, Welrnan, Wm and Son., 805 878, 879, 905, 916, 920, 923, 924, 925, Wenham, Messrs and Sons, 679 935, 945, 954, 955, 958, 962, 964, 973, Wenham and Walters, Ltd., 812 979, 982, 985, 1001, B5, B13, B14, B30, Wessex Motors Ltd., 1000 B33, B52, B60, B62 West, Catherine, 185, 429; Jn, 185; Maud Warrninster Cooperative Society Ltd, 879 Emily, 693;Thos, 206;Virginia G., 429 INDEX OF PERSONS, PLACES, AND COMPANIES 175

West Dean, see Dean,West Whomby, Mary Ann, 276 West Harnham, see Harnham, West Wickham, Ulva, 838 West Lavington, see Lavington,West Wiggins, C.E., 789, 804 West Wilts Printing Co. Ltd., 739, 787 Wight: see Bembridge Westall, Dr Edw, p.144;Jesse, 880; R., p.144 Wiginore, Chas, 208; Hannah, 208;Wm, 208 Westbury, 9, 13, 23, 28, 59, 72, 84, 96, 101, Wild, Geo, p.144; Geo Rob, 335 102, 122, 123, 152, 159, 162, 171, 197, Wilkins, Chas, 79, 298; Francis Jn, 877; Fred 206, 215, 236, 242, 256, 396, 460, 484, Geo, 752; Hen Chas, 298;Wm, 79 486, 487, 488, 494, 505, 539, 563, 677, Willett, Gerrard, 108 728, 787, 813, 854, 872, 884, 940, 963, Williams, Dr ..., p.144; David, 788; Rev Sir 974, 977, 989, B3, B22, B26, B34, B42; see Erasmus G., p.144; Hen, 144; Rob, 233 also Bratton; Chalford; Chapmanslade; Willis,Ann, 271;]. Deane, p.144 Dilton; Dilton Marsh;Westbury Leigh Willis and Son, p.144 Westbury Leigh, in Westbury, 475 Wills, Percival W., 979 Weston, E.J., 908; Ernest Geo, 902; Jn, 269; Wilson, Alfred, 170; Lady Frances, p.144; Sir Wm, 269 Hen, p.144; J., p.144; R.A., p.144; Rob Westport St Mary, 192 Lockhart, 168 Weygood, Messrs, 453 Wilton, 1, 30, 49, 62,112,114,118,130,170, Whatley, Fred Jn, 739; Hen, 442, 561; Hen 179, 266, 285, 442, 465, 561, 706 Jos, 508; Isabella Sarah, 508; Jn, 218, 442, Wilts and Gloucester Standard, p.144 608; Mary, 561; Mary Ann, 561 Wiltshire, Geo, 440, 500; Oliver, 941 Wheeler, Miss ..., p.144; Berkeley, 736; Chas, Winchester, Hants, 247; 375 795; Eliza, 795; Eliza Annie, 549; Hen Jas, Wingfield, 12,771 878;J.C., p.144;Jas, 528; Lewis Geo, 795; Winn,Jn, 208 Tom Edwards, 688 Winslow, Hen Geo, 614 Whieldon (Whielden), W, 476; Wm, 378, Winter, Mary, 655;Thos, 655;Thos Geo Hen, 379, 448 655 Whitaker, E.T., p.144 Winterbourne Stoke, 479 VI/hitbourne,Jn, 16 Wise, Alfred Abraham, 630; Edw Chas, 672; Whitbread, Arthur, 927 Fred Jas, 598; Jas, 471; Martha, 569; Wl'1itbread, Brewery, 216, 278 Martha Jane Henrietta, 569;Wm, 569 Whitby, Albert, 99 Wishford, Great, 933, 934, 980 White, Ann, 30; Chas Hen Edw, 134; Clara, Withers, Ann, 255 483; Edwin, 31; Eliz, 216, B21; Ellen, 490; Withycombe, Som, 589 Ernest Frank, 781; Fred Isaac, 771; Geo, Witton,]n Wadley, 451 201, 216, 483, B21; Geo (sen), B21; Witts, E.E, 436; Percy, 968 Hannah, 201; Hen, 166; Hen St Thos, 262; Wody, Ann, B1; Rob, B1; Rob (sen), B1 Hen Wm, 166; Isaac, 262;Jas, 30, 201;Jn, Wolverhampton, Stafi, 557 61;Jn Acton, 289;Jos, 483; Mark, 92, 216; Wolverton, in Mere, B11 Martha, 134; Mary, 61, 92, 691; R., 781; Wood, Mrs ..., 397; Chas Paul, p.144; Geo, 91; Ric, p.144;Thos, 30; Uriah and Son, 958; J. Crewe, p.144 Uriah (jun), 716; WH., 987;Wm Harry, Woodborough, 61, 92; see also Honeystreet 626;Wm Mansfield, 551 Woodcock,Jas, 663 VI/hitehead, Francis Hen, 161;Thos, 161 Woodford, 437 Whiteparish, 611 Woodham (Woodhams), K.G., 322, 369;Wm, Whitmarsh, Chas, 37; Chas Awdry, 37; E, 362 p.144; Hen, p.144; Thos, p.144; Thos Woodley,Jn, 411;Thos, p. 144 Webb, p.144 Woodman, Eliz, 15; Hen, 15;J., p.144;Jas, 15 Wliitlnee, C.R., 773;T.B., 773 Woodroffe, Albert Edw, 862; Geo Howard, Whittle, Edw Francis, 851 786;Wm Frank, 789 Whitworth, Eliz, 278, 327; Rob, 327; Thos, Woods, Ric Wm, 773 278;Thos (sen), 278 Woodward, Chas H., 842 175 INDEX or PERSONS, PLACES, AND COMPANIES

Wooldridge,J.H., 855 Wyndham, Chas, p. 144;J.H. Campbell, p.144; Woolley, in Bradford on Avon, 146 Percy Scawen, p.144, p.146; Wadham, Wooster, J.C., 75 p.144;Wm, p.144 Wootton (Wootten, Wotton), Enoch, 609; Percy Hen, 964, B62;Wm Franklin, 958 Wootton Bassett, 67, 153, 161, 869, 882 Yandell, Leslie J., 990 Wootton Rivers, p.xx. Yatman,W Hamilton, p. 144; see also Yeatman Wordsworth, Rev Canon Chris, p.144; Mary Yearly, Geo Sam, 246 Ann, 594 Yeatrnan, Dr, Bishop of Southwark, p. 142; see Wotton, seeWootton also Yatman Wraxall, South, 131, 182 Yeatman-Biggs, Rt Rev, p.144 Wraxall,Viscount Long of, p.137, p.145 Yeovil, Som, 306 Wray, Rob, p.144 Yiewsley, Middlesex, 664 Wright, Kate, 325; Louisa, 346; Mrs E., 439 Yockney, Godfrey H. , 986; Rhoda Louisa, 978 Wright,WT., and Davies,T., Messrs, 618 York,Yorks, 942 Wroughton, 58, 468, 515, 944, 965; see also Yorkshire: see Hull;York Chilton Young, Albert W, 328; Ernest Octavius, 667; Wroughton, Lt-Col ..., p.144 Fanny, 178; Francis S., 178; Hen Geo, 461; Wyatt,Alfred, p.144; Ann, 73; Matthew, p. 144; Jas, 345, 457;Jn, 231;Jos Wm, 627; Sam, Thos, 73;Thos (sen), 73;Wm Albert, 677 238; Sarah, 461;Walter C., p.144; Walter Wylye, 169, 207 Chas, 591;Wm H., 326 V/yman, Chas Wm Hen, 420 Ypres, France, 925 177

INDEX OF OCCUPATIONS

This index includes occupations of masters, parents, and apprentices, and retains, in most cases, the original terminology. Synony-mous occupations are separately indexed, and cross-referenced. References are to entries, not page numbers. accounts book manufacturer, 307; ruler, 689; brazier, 161, 291, 441, 474 see also pocket-book maker bread baker, 879; see also baker agricultural engineer, 617, 687, 963; labourer, breeches maker, 920 483, 491, 573, 649 brewer, 216, 278 air force: see army service bricklayer, 17, 49, 207, 279, 310;journeyman, ambulance man, 949 554 appraiser, 193 brightsmith, 197 architect, 262, 518 brush maker, 472; manufacturer, 936; see also armourer, 441; see also gunmaker artist's brush manufacturer army service, 511, 558, 903, 915, 925-6, 929, bucket maker, leather, 55 931, 933, 936-7, 941-2, 944-5, 949-50, buhl manufacturer, 402 952-3, 958, 960, 962, 965, 969 builder, 49,114,160,167,169,183,191, 203- artist's brush manufacturer, 197; see also brush 4, 206-7, 265, 281, 290, 312, 326, 331, maker 382,432, 462,501, 514-15, 523, 550,560, attendant, museum, 210, 235 574, 610, 627, 636-7, 639, 685-6, 713, 723, 725, 743, 758, 765, 772, 774, 782-3, baker, 201, 614, 620, 762, 804, 841, 871; 786, 788, 809-10, 859, 864, 872,877,884- bread, 879; journeyman, 209, 496 5, 921, 928-9, 932, 935, 953, 955, 957, barber, 142 962, 971-2, 979, 981-2, 986, 988-90, 993- barge builder, 104, 209 7, 999, 1001, 1003, 1006 barrister's clerk, 186; see also solicitor's clerk butcher, 77, 120, 196, 198;journeyman, 218, basket maker; 652; manufacturer, 621, 652 471, 493 beer-engine maker, 444 bellhanger, 76, 232, 310, 826 cabinet carver, 60, 237; case-maker, 408; biscuit maker, 563 maker, 27, 32, 41, 47, 54, 64-5, 70, 74-5, blacksmith, 153, 212, 335, 352, 437, 576, 763; 150, 164, 179, 196, 255, 304, 357, 388, see also smith 402, 410, 503, 534-6, 546, 555, 568, 584, blast furnace worker, 989 626, 695, 715, 737, 754, 761, 816, 835, blind maker, 169, 631;window,15, 131 883; manufacturer, 143, 381; journeyman, bookbinder, 80, 114, 126, 187, 221, 241, 387, 568; see also fancy cabinet manufacturer 434, 452, 483, 623; sewer, 413; vellum, 307 cabman, 504, 741; see also carman bookseller, journeyman, 478 cane manufacturer, 671 bootmaker, 13, 20-3, 34, 88, 163, 284, 313, caretaker, 763 473, 612, 659, 672, 732, 831, 843, 916, carman, 280, 507; see also cabman 946, 954, 964, 968, 985;journeyman, 486; carpenter, 52, 102, 114, 122, 125, 130, 139, working, 158; see also cordwainer; 150, 152, 157, 159-60, 167-9, 176, 178, shoemaker 183-4, 188, 194, 203-6, 210, 228, 238, braiding maker, 374 245, 255, 259, 265, 270, 281, 285, 290, brass ﬁnisher, 236, 310, 348, 372, 454, 488-9; 307,315,318-19, 326, 331,337, 351,355, ﬁtter, 354; founder, 95, 112, 242, 690, 769, 358, 360, 364, 369, 371, 376, 382, 391, 784, 800; manufacturer, 165; turner, 79 404, 411-12, 421, 427, 431, 442, 457, 452,

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478, 482, 492-4, 496, 500-1, 508-9, 515- contractor: building, 752, 772, 872; carpenter, 17, 523, 545, 547, 550, 560, 600, 610, 612, 778; masonry, 856, 922 622, 627, 631, 638, 660, 668, 674-5, 685, cook, 569; see aLso pastry cook 696, 706, 709, 723, 725, 734, 736, 743-5, cooper, 38, 58, 148, 270, 278, 634 759-60, 771, 778, 780, 782-3, 786, 795, copper plate engraver and printer, 62, 154, 807, 809-10, 813, 815, 818-20, 832-3, 173; maker, 426 836, 846, 850, 855, 882, 890, 904, 908, coppersmith, 291, 300, 307, 322, 431 921, 925, 933-4, 945, 949, 956, 976, 980, cordwainer, 97, 110; see also bootmaker; 987, 992, 1005;journeyman, 14, 21, 204, shoemaker 208, 214, 224, 249, 364; machinery, 450 cork manufacturer, 66 carriage builder, 847; fitter, 509; lamp costume manufacturer, 775 manufacturer, 165 costumier, 606, 733, 967 carter, 985, 991 couch maker, 86; see abo sofa frame maker carver, 7, 31, 33, 43, 213,237, 373; cabinet, 60, court dressmaker, 691, 707, 891; see abo 237; chair, 60; wood, 834 dressmaker case liner, miniature, 251 currier, 8, 16, 240, 280; see also leather case maker, 139; leather, 140; see abo packing manufacturer case maker cutler, 68; manufacturing, 61 casement maker, metal, 812 cycle engineer, 865, 902 cellarman, wine, 219 chair carver, 60; frame maker, 506; maker, 16, dairyman, 45 86, 316 decorator, 770, 809, 829, 899, 908, 941, 870; charwoman, 206, 553, 651, 763 house, 380, 501, 677, 694 chaser, 551; see abo gold chaser dental mechanic, 930 cheesemonger, 6, 246 dentist, 542; mechanical, 579; surgeon-, 740 chromo-lithographer, 486, 724; see also diamond jewellery polisher, 738; see also lithographer jeweller chronometer finisher, 309; jeweller, 224; see dock labourer, 293 also clockmaker;watcl1rnaker draper, 28, 40, 116, , 325, 406, 456, 559, 569, churchwarden, 342 586, 592, 606, 616, 659, 676, 753, 911; cigar manufacturer, 577 fancy, 611; general, 605, 611, 619, 693, city missionary, 231 805;1inen, 71, 409 cleaner, 424 dressing bag manufacturer, 644 clerk, 468, 474; barrister's, 186; of works, 890; dressmaker, 53, 116, 121, 123, 156, 185, 192, solicitor's, 607 199, 217, 225, 227, 239, 247, 250, 252, 264, clock case maker, 170; see also watch case 272, 276, 279, 288, 306, 308, 317, 320, 339, maker 343,346, 350,359, 375, 389, 397, 414, 419, clockmaker, 226; see also chronometer 429, 436, 439, 458, 463, 466,495, 505,513, finisher; watchmaker 530, 532, 539-40, 549, 561, 564, 567, 578, clog maker, jointed, 119 582, 585, 594-5, 615, 625, 641, 649-50, clothworker, 5 1 9 661-2, 673, 692, 697, 702-3, 711, 719, 721, coach builder, 177, 238, 261, 336, 455, 471, 726-7, 748-51, 755, 761, 763, 767, 776, 497-8, 581, 705, 717, 862, 869;joiner, 15; 791-2, 794, 801, 811, 821, 824-5, 837-40. maker, 24, 51, 129, 215, 324, 333, 366 845, 852-3, 858, 863, 867, 874-6, 889, coachinan, 664, 771 893-6, 900, 906-7, 909-10, 940, 947, 978; cock founder, 95 court, 691, 707, 891; juvenile, 374 coffee shop keeper, 289; house keeper, 244 dyer, 90, 424; journeyman, 600 collar maker, 669 colour maker, 294; manufacturer, 297 electrical engineer, 720, 757, 777, 779, 919, compositor, 24, 231, 323, 762; see abo printer 952; manufacturer, 796 conductor, tram, 942 embosser, 551; glass, 370 confectioner, 172, 417, 804, 841, 871; embroiderer, rnilita.ry, 292 wholesale, 202; see also pastry cook enameller, paper, 281 INDEX OF OCCUPATIONS 179 engine builder, 901; maker, 601 goldsmith, 134, 823; manufacturing, 190, 282, engineer, 93, 189, 242, 254, 268, 327-8, 340- 618 1, 349, 386, 390, 415, 453, 476, 527, 563, grainer, 407, 449 591, 608, 664,679, 690, 710,712, 718, 747, grocer, 124,201, 246,362, 384,428,433, 445, 768-9, 784, 789, 798-800, 802-3, 812, 451, 475, 609, 614, 635, 871 848-9, 860, 873, 905, 912, 915, 923, 926- grocer's porter, 646 7, 931, 943-4, 965, 970; agricultural, 617, gun maker, 10, 101; see aLso armourer 687, 963; common, 242; cycle, 865, 902; domestic, 720; electrical, 720, 757, 777, haberdasher, 3, 137 779, 919, 952; foundry, 344; general, 866, hairdresser, 29, 37, 257, 557, 756, 918 793; hot-water, 683, 829; mechanical, 700; hammerman, 602 millwright, 296; motor, 902, 91-4, 937, 951, harness maker, 37, 51 , 244, 526, 529, 575, 630, 975, 983, 1000, 1004; pneumatic, 951 669 engineering fitter, 943 hat manufacturer, 175; see aLso straw hat engineer's pattern maker, 378, 379, 448 manufacturer engraver, 11, 144-5, 154, 180, 525, 531, 729; hatter, 135 copper plate, 62, 154, 173; gold, 658; horse-hair manufacturer, 195 silver, 658; wood, 166, 229 hosier, 3, 806 errand boy, 228 hospital orderly, 941 hot presser, 19, 63 fancy cabinet manufacturer, 571, 715; see also hot-water engineer, 683, 829; fitter, 917 cabinet maker housekeeper, 503 farm labourer: see agricultural labourer house painter: see decorator; painter farmer, 380, 609 farrier, 212, 383, 675, 789, 803 instrument maker: mathematical, 67; musical, fish salesman, 10 91 , 973; optical, 214; surgical, 903; fishing rod maker, 72, 113 telegraph, 511, 602; veterinary, 903 fishmonger, 36,45 ironfounder, 146, 294, 299, 368, 400, 591, fitter, 430, 667, 868; engineering, 943 690, 769, 784, 800, 802, 963, 974, 977; see florist, 878 aLso founder flour dealer, 231 ironmonger, 107, 423, 443, 881, 897, 969 flower stand manufacturer, 131 ironmonger‘s porter, 500 founder, 768, 984; brass, 95, 112, 242, 690, ironmoulder, 880 769, 784, 800; cock, 95; iron, 146, 294, iron plate worker, 211, 548 299, 368, 400, 591, 690, 769, 784, 800, iron worker, 573; general, 507 802, 963, 974, 977 ivory turner, 193 frame maker, 108 fret cutter, 155 jeweller, 134, 251, 599, 728, 823; fiirniture broker, 54 chronometer, 309; manufacturing, 190, furrier, 182, 730 277, 282, 405; watch, 224; working, 134, 422, 446; see also diamond jewellery gardener, 960; jobbing, 487 polisher; goldsmith; silversmith gas fitter, 112, 165, 208, 223, 232, 236, 305, joiner, 130, 168, 194,210,274, 318, 326, 334, 310, 348, 425, 510, 565, 657, 681-2, 826 355, 367, 371, 442, 478, 492-3, 500, 508- gentleman's servant, 188, 297 9, 517, 612, 638, 668, 674, 696, 709, 723, gilder, 7,33, 43, 213, 273; see aLso gold 734, 736, 744-5, 764, 771, 783, 807, 815, glass embosser, 370; see also embosser 832, 890, 904 glass manufacturer, painted, 298 glazier, 18, 30, 259, 298, 512, 647, 822 labourer, 187, 199-200, 207, 241, 271-2, 296, gold beater, 44, 57, 85,98,117,141,181, 271, 313, 396, 415, 459, 472-3, 480-1, 497, 283, 329; chain maker, 435; chaser, 506; 656, 765, 795; agricultural, 483, 491, 573, engraver, 658; jewellery polisher, 738; see 649; builder's, 982; day, 499, 501; dock, also chaser; gilder 293; mason's, 555; painter's, 665 180 INDEX OF OCCUPATIONS

Iaceman, 137 millwright, 111, 565, 768; engineer, 296 lamp lighter, 603; manufacturer, 311 missionary, city, 231 last maker, 119 model maker, modeller, 42, 464 lathe maker, 268 mother of pearl turner, 83, 128, 171; worker, laundress, 232; see also washerwoman 171 law stationer, 109 motor engineer, 902, 914, 937, 951, 975, 983, leather case maker, 140; manufacturer, 628; 1000, 1004 pipe and bucket maker, 55; sales museum attendant, 210, 235 tradesman, 981; see also currier musical instrument maker, 91, 973; see also letter carrier, 236, 367, 423-4; see also post organ builder; pianoforte maker ofiice stamper lettermaker, 729; see also printer's type cutter navigator, 39 lever escapement maker, 256, 269 needlewoman, 234, 251, 332, 611, 653 licensed victualler, 219; see also publican newspaper boy, 562; printer, 684, 814; lighterman, 133, 198, 249, 377, 556; foreman, proprietor, 684; publisher, 814; see also 572 printer list shoemaker, 43 nurseryman, 960 lithographer, 426; chromo-, 486, 724 lithographic printer, 590; transfer writer, 640; oil and colour manufacturer, 297 see also printer optical instrument maker, 214 lock manufacturer, 293 optician, 887 locksmith, 76, 153, 232 orderly, hospital, 941 organ builder, 1, 9, 479; see also musical machinery carpenter, 450 instrument maker machinist, 189, 327, 364 outfitter, 619, 659 malthouse worker, 555 maltster, 990 packer, 391 mantle maker, 199, 250, 264, 339, 561, 661, packing case maker, 130, 205, 216, 301, 353, 755 363; journeyman, 213, 283; see also case marquetry manufacturer, 402 maker mason, 373, 440, 589, 844, 966; journeyman, painted glass manufacturer, 298; see also 243; statuary, 136; stone, 136, 214, 514, glazier 797, 886, 892 painter, 30, 34, 233, 259, 305, 380, 512, 647, masonry contractor, 856, 922 677, 822, 854; house, 144, 986; mason's labourer, 555 journeyman, 647 mathematical instrument engraver, 220; painter's labourer, 665 maker, 67 paper enameller, 281; hanger, 647, 870 mechanic, 246 pastry cook, 14, 172; see also confectioner; mechanical engineer, 606, 700 cook messenger, 151 patten maker, 9 metal manufacturers, 942 pattern maker, 330, 344, 464 metal sash and casement maker, 812 pawn-broker, 393 military embroiderer, 292; service: see army pen stationer, 174 service pewterer, 6, 354 milk carrier, 488, 494 photographer, portrait and landscape, 828 miller, 570 pianoforte maker, 645, 708; merchant, 1002; milliner, 53, 78,106,115-16,120-1,123,156, see also musical instrument maker 185, 192, 217, 225, 227, 235, 239, 250, pipe maker, leather, 55 267, 272, 277, 287-8, 306, 317, 325, 350, plasterer, 42 375, 389, 406, 414, 419, 438, 465, 470 , plumber, 18,94, 161, 200, 233, 260, 286,305, 477, 482, 485, 521, 539, 559, 566-7, 569, 321, 345, 361, 365, 392, 401, 403, 469, 606-7, 624, 629,651, 659, 662, 697, 817. 512, 552, 562, 565, 580,647, 655-6, 665, 824, 830, 876, 947 678, 681, 713, 741, 822, 829, 857, 899, 926 INDEX OF OCCUPATIONS 181 pneumatic engineer, 951 cordwainer pocket-book maker, 140, 174; see also shopfitter, 494, 788 accounts book manufacturer shopkeeper, 174, 181, 203, 217, 764 police constable, 176, 605, 767; pensioner, signalman, railway, 650 605, 958, 964; sergeant, 967 signwriter, 770 porter, grocer's, 646; ironmonger‘s, 500; silk mercer, 654, 676 railway, 403, 951; warehouse, 489; wine, silver engraver, 658; polisher, 127 407 silversmith, 103, 127, 714; manufacturing, portmanteau maker, 234; see also case maker 618; working, 134 post ofice stamper, 215; see also letter carrier slaughterer, 196 potter, 39 smith, 212, 254, 310, 328, 468, 735,789, 803, printer, 4, 5, 48, 50, 180, 219, 230, 303, 323, 917; jobbing, 716; shoeing 258, 716; see 416, 467, 483, 491, 538, 587, 603, 608, also blacksmith 633, 666, 701, 739, 746, 787-8, 842, 851, sofa frame maker, 506; see also couch maker 888, 913; copper plate, 62, 154, 173; solicitor, 665 journeyman, 230; letterpress, 132, 420, solicitor's clerk, 607; see also barrister's clerk 583, 648, 814; lithographic, 590; machine, spinner, 13 583; newspaper, 684, 814; Queen's, 222; stamper, post office, 215 see also compositor stationer, 69, 554, 701; law, 109; pen, 174; printer’s type cutter, 166; see also lettermaker wholesale, 266 public house manager, 655 statuary mason, 136 publican, 497; see also licensed victualler stick manufacturer, 671 pupil teacher, 342 stonemason, 136, 214, 514, 797, 886, 892; see also mason railway labourer, 212, 273, 305; porter, 403, straw hat manufacturer, 149; see also hat 951; signalman, 650 manufacturer rector, 481, 986-7 surgeon, 171 roll turner, 447 surgeon-dentist, 740; see also dentist rod maker, fishing, 72, 113 surgical instrument maker, 903 rope manufacturer, 347 surveyor, 518 rug maker, 40 tailor, 26, 35, 40, 73, 84, 89,99,118,147,162, sack manufacturer, 347 253, 275, 284, 302, 304, 356, 399, 421, saddle maker, saddler, 82, 244, 418, 490, 385, 460, 541, 543, 553, 588, 596, 632, 642, 396, 418, 526, 528, 544, 575, 598, 669 646, 653, 663, 688, 698-9, 704, 722, 762, sailor, 127,519 790, 827, 861, 920, 938-9, 959, 961, 991, sanitary engineer, 593; plumber, 683 998;journeyman, 26-7, 35, 179, 223, 237; sash maker, metal, 812 ladies, 785 scale maker, 186; see also weighing machine tambour frame maker, 179 manufacturer tanner, 958 schoolmaster, 303, 395 tanyard worker, 240 seed merchant, 960 tea dealer, 201, 231, 364 servant, 148, 229, 612, 664; gentleman's, 188, teacher, 611; pupil, 342 297 telegraph instrument maker, 511, 602 shepherd, 988 tinman, 232, 657, 682; see also whitesmith ship owner, 394 tinplate worker, 56, 161, 211, 510, 548; shirt maker, 643, 806 journeyman, 222 shoeing smith, 258, 716; see also blacksmith; tool maker, 268 smith tram conductor, 942 shoemaker, 12-3, 20-3, 32, 34, 41, 57, 81, 88, trunk maker, 102, 139, 234 163, 284, 295, 313-14, 459, 480-1, 499, truss manufacturer, 151 601, 659, 672;journeyman, 486, 571; list, turncock, 269 43; working, 158; see also bootmaker; turner, 25, 87, 100, 105, 113, 179, 248, 430, 182 INDEX OF OCCUPATIONS

667; brass, 79; ivory, 193; roll, 447; wood, waterman, 133, 289 524 weaver, 253 twine manufacturer, 347 weighing machine manufacturer, 186; see also scale maker undertaker, 764, 771; general, 203, 610, 786 wheelwright, 261, 263, 285, 312, 315, 337-8, upholsterer, 96, 461, 484, 487, 534, 597, 604, ‘ 496, 566, 600, 675, 706, 717, 735, 759, 613,670, 731, 742, 883 773,780, 795, 808, 818-19, 836, 872, 882, 980, 983 veterinary instrument maker, 903 whitesmith, 44, 295, 507, 522, 781; vicar, 342 journeyman, 505; see also tinman viceman, 248 window blind maker, 15, 131; see also blind victualler, licensed, 219; see also publican maker wine cellarman, 219; porter, 407 waistcoat maker, 218, 275, 398 wood carver, 834; engraver, 166', 229; turner, Warehouse porter, 489 524; worker, 898 warehouseman, 422 woolsorter, 502 washerwoman, 229, 760, 763; see also writer, 449 laundress watch case maker, 2, 92; chain maker, 243; yeoman, 475 jeweller, 224; see also clock case maker watchmaker, 138, 226, 533, 728, 924; see also zinc manufacturer, 211; worker, 504, 537, chronometer ﬁnisher; clockrnaker 558,741,766