| County | Somerset |
|---|---|
| PDF page | 504 |
| Page # in Liber JJD No. 6 | 468 |
| Justice of the Peace | not on form |
| Child (Apprentice) | Benjamin Harman |
| Child of | William Harmon, a convict in the Penetentiary |
| Raised by | child has been living with George Wilson for 2 yrs. |
| Awarded | Benjamin Harman |
| White person to whom apprenticed (master) | George Wilson |
| Date of Apprenticeship Paper | 18 Nov 1873 |
| Age | 9 |
| Date of Attaining Said Age | 1 May 1874 |
| Age to Serve Until | 21 |
| Trade to Learn | farmer |
| Receive at the end of the Apprenticeship | 2 suits apparel & $25; also to read, write & cypher as far as the Rule of Three |
| Date of Final Papers | N/A due to different form used |
| Transcriber Notes | Benjamin selected master |
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