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Name |
Date of Apprenticeship |
Date of Becoming a Burgess |
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Henry Bone,
son of Henry, a Plymouth cabinet maker. |
23 Jan 1772 |
9 Feb 1781 |
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William Stephens,
son of William, a Bristol laborer (Pountney). |
23 Jan 1772 |
17 Feb 1781 |
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John Hayden, son of John, late of Plymouth, a
cordwainer. Hurlbutt said that he had already worked for
Cookworthy in Plymouth. This may be true, since in 1781 he is
recorded at Plymouth Dock and was still in Plymouth in 1812. |
23 Jan 1772 |
22 Feb 1781 |
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Samuel Daw, son of Abraham, late of Bristol. |
23 Jan 1772 |
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John Mates Young |
23 Jan 1772 |
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Samuel Andrew Lloyd |
31 Dec 1772 |
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James Alsop II - China painter. Son of Uriah,
late of Stapleton, a coal miner. |
19 Jan 1773 |
Pountney got confused with different members of the
Alsop family, and should be ignored. |
|
John Garland - China painter. Son of Richard,
Bristol, a laborer. |
19 Jan 1773 |
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James Banford
- China painter. Son of Thomas, late of Berkeley Glos. |
19 Jan 1773 |
9 Feb 1781 |
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William Wright - China painter. Son of William
of Wotton under Edge. |
8 Mar or 8 Apr 1773 |
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John Parrott - Burner of china. Son of John,
Bristol, house painter. |
22 Nov 1775 |
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Benjamin Lewis - China painter. Son of John,
Llandoger, Mon. |
5 Dec 1775 |
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Samuel Beynon - China painter. Son of John, joiner. |
29 Jan 1776 |
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John Jones, son of Samuel, carpenter. |
19 Sep 1776 (Pountney gives the date as 19 Sep 1775) |
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Thomas Williams, son of Thomas, Bristol, laborer. |
19 Sep 1776 |
He may have worked at Bedminster in 1789. |
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Samuel Fiander Peglar - China painter. Son of
Thomas, Bristol, mason. |
24 Oct 1776 |
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William Webb - China painter. |
26 Jul 1777 |
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John Webb - China painter. Son of John of St
Philip and Jacob, Bristol, cordwainer. |
28 Jul 1777 (Pountney gives the date as 26 Jul 1777) |
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James Saunders II - China painter. Son of James,
a Bristol potter. |
27 or 28 Feb 1777 (Pountney says 27 Jul 1777) |
13 Oct 1812, now a tabacco pipe maker (Pountney) |
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All were apprenticed to Richard and Judith Champion. |