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Plymouth Artificers (Alphabetical) 1779 - Page 167

© Crown Copyright. Transcribed from the document ADM 106/2979 with permission from The National Archives (PRO)

Transcribed by Martin Willcocks - January 2006


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Time of entry		 Persons Names Age Quality Time of Service in the King's Yards, and the Navy. Whether Single, Married or Widower No. of Children If Freeman and of what place Where Served his Apprenticeship Character as Workmen
Note, If he has been disabled in
Service, or has any other Infirmities
and not able to perform a Day's
Work.		 Date of his Re-
commendation
for
Supperannuation

Stature

Ft. in.		 Complec-
tion		 Other Remarks From what Parish
or Place.		 D.
D.D
or
R.		 Time when dis-
charged		 Reason why dis-
charged.
Time of successive
service, exclusive
of apprenticeship		 Time of whole Service
exclusive of
Apprenticeship
At sea.		 Month. Year.
No Month Year Years Months Years Months Ys. Ms. With leave Without leave Sick Month. Year.
 
  Labourers  
427 9-Apr 1782 Josh. FITZE 33       0 9     Marrd. 1     Good Workman       5..9½ Fair Light Hair Legants}
Cornwall}		        
 
  Labourers  
436 20-May 1782 Chas. WILLIAM 32       0 7     Single       Good Workman       5..5 Fresh     }
Colour'd}		 Short Brown}
Hair}		 Liskeard}
Cornwall}		        
439 6-Jun 1782 Edwd. WINGATE   Described as Bricklayr. Labr.                                      
460 26-Oct 1782 Petr. WARKMAN 34       0 2     Married 4     Good Workman       5..4½ Fair Light Hair
Pock Mark'd		 Buckfastleigh        
452 3-Sep 1782 Jno. WILLS   Described as a Pitchheater                                      
 

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