Monday, May 4, 2009

Collections of the New York Historical Society for the Year ... By New-York Historical Society

Collections of the New York Historical Society for the Year ... By New-York Historical Society: "page 65 Recorded for James Many Marriner the fourth day of September 1701 Indenture of John Pridmore of East Jersey to James Many Marriner for six years from date Usual conditions Signed August 3Oth 1701 by John Pridmore In the presence of John Faget Augustus Grassett Acknowledged September 3d 1701 before JV Cort landt Justice INDENTURE8 OF APPRENTICE8HIP 17o1 593 "
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  1. G Daniel PrigmoreMay 4, 2009 at 1:27 PM

    My guess is that this John is son of John Pridmore (1661) and older brother of Benjamin.

    All previous family histories reported John to have died in 1701, perhaps instead he ran off to sea. Indenture at the time was the same as apprenticeship.

    To the best of my knowledge we was the only John Pridmore in the country at the time.

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