Record #393 from Somerset County Bonds, 1827-1850
| Family Search PDF page | 390 |
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| Date | 5 Mar 1850 |
| Record Name (Somerset County, MD) | SO County Bonds (1845-1850) |
| Citation (Liber:Folio) | SWJ3:286 |
| Name Referenced | Henry Stockly Fletcher |
| Record Type | Indenture/Apprentice |
| Abstract of Record | Henry Stockly Fletcher, 1 yo on 10 March instant, son of Simon Fletcher, alias Gould and Rose Fletcher [free negroes] who are of indigent circumstances and with their consent, apprenticed to Andrew Wilmer Anderson until 30 March 1870 when 21 yo. To learn calling of common laborer; upon expiration of term to receive two good suits of clothing, one suitable for holidays. "Signed" by Simon and Rose Fletcher, alias Gould, with their marks. |
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