Difference between revisions of "Mitchell, James"
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Mentioned in the settlement examination of his widow, Catherine, at St Martin in the Fields, 15 May 1738. Trained as a tailor in Scotland, but came to London as a servant to Mr Edmonds, tailor in Shandois Street. Served there for four years, after which he married his first, unnamed wife. Married Catherine c.1704 in St Martin's Church. Subsequent life obscure, but apparently practised as a tailor, and died in London 1723. Daughters, Catherine (b.c.1714) and Sarah (b.c. 1719) are both in service. | Mentioned in the settlement examination of his widow, Catherine, at St Martin in the Fields, 15 May 1738. Trained as a tailor in Scotland, but came to London as a servant to Mr Edmonds, tailor in Shandois Street. Served there for four years, after which he married his first, unnamed wife. Married Catherine c.1704 in St Martin's Church. Subsequent life obscure, but apparently practised as a tailor, and died in London 1723. Daughters, Catherine (b.c.1714) and Sarah (b.c. 1719) are both in service. | ||
Latest revision as of 15:28, 23 August 2016
| Dates | Before c.1704-1723 | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Location | London | ||
| Vocation | Tailor; servant | ||
| Place of Birth | Scotland | ||
| Marriage | Unnamed wife; Catherine | ||
| Issue | Catherine; Sarah | ||
| Place of birth | Source | https://www.londonlives.org/browse.jsp?id=persNamesmdsset_116_59073&div=smdsset_116_59073#highlight |
Mentioned in the settlement examination of his widow, Catherine, at St Martin in the Fields, 15 May 1738. Trained as a tailor in Scotland, but came to London as a servant to Mr Edmonds, tailor in Shandois Street. Served there for four years, after which he married his first, unnamed wife. Married Catherine c.1704 in St Martin's Church. Subsequent life obscure, but apparently practised as a tailor, and died in London 1723. Daughters, Catherine (b.c.1714) and Sarah (b.c. 1719) are both in service.
