Entries on folios 176v-192v do not contain father's name or occupation.
Registers containing names of apprentices and their masters, father's place of origin and occupation, terms of service and consideration [payment] paid, arranged in chronological order by date of binding or turnover; entries in volumes 3-5 name the payers of considerations. A list of apprentices bound, 17 Jul 1576-25 Jul 1605 can be found in Liber B: Clerk's memorandum book, TSC/F/02/01.
Indexes of apprentices; also includes dates of freedom and cloathing; turn overs are mentioned from 1724.
Compiled in the 19th century.
All indentures are signed by the Company Master; the majority are signed by the apprentice, apprentice master or occasionally both; some are also signed by the Clerk.
Apprentices:
George Battams, apprenticed to Samuel Mills junior, 6 Oct 1835.
William Bennett, apprenticed to John Bingley, 4 Feb 1834.
William Benning, apprenticed to Joseph Butterworth, 4 Mar 1806.
Alexander George Berwick, apprenticed to George Alfred Henry Dean, 4 Aug 1857 [2 items].
Joseph Billing, apprenticed to Charles Roworth, 7 May 1833.
Henry York Brace, apprenticed to Maria Frances Knock, 4 Oct 1836 [2 items].
John Cookson, apprenticed to Charles Whittingham, 4 Sep 1821.
Matthew Wilkinson Hindhaugh, apprenticed to Hilary Nicholas Nissen, 7 Mar 1854 [2 items].
George James Benjamin Isaacs, apprenticed to Edward Mottram, 4 Feb 1834.
George Robert Maskell the younger, apprenticed to James Figgins, 7 Apr 1891.
George Norman the younger, apprenticed to John Fowler Dove, 7 May 1816.
Thomas Norris, apprenticed to Dryden Leach, 5 Jan 1725. On the back is recorded Thomas Norris's turnover to John Bagnall, 7 Sep 1725.
George Painter, apprenticed to Mary Hansard, widow, 2 Jul 1833 [2 items].
William Lawrence Rowe, apprenticed to Mary Hansard, 2 Jul 1833.
George Golding Smith, apprenticed to Walter Samuel Cowell, 2 May 1888.
Charles William Stewart, apprenticed to Ernald Mosley, 14 Mar 1879.
James Fraser Wigton, apprenticed to William Stenning, 4 Feb 1834 [2 items].
Charles Carlyle Wood, apprenticed to Cholmeley Austen Leigh, 4 Nov 1890.
Chiefly registers and indentures.