Martin, William
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| Dates | c.1695-1731 | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Location | London; Newcastle | ||
| Vocation | Hostler; vagrant | ||
| Place of Birth | Portmoak, Fife | ||
| Marriage | Elizabeth; Jane | ||
| Issue | |||
| Place of birth | Source | London Lives, https://www.londonlives.org/browse.jsp?div=smdsset_17_1745&terms=Scotland#highlight |
Examined for settlement in St Martin in the Fields, 18 November 1731. Born in Portmoak, Fife, where he trained as a hostler. Came to London with his first wife, Elizabeth, c.1695, and in c.1704 hired himself as hostler to Mr Hambledon, keeper of the Nagg's Head Inn on Vive Street. Served about a year, paid 28s per year plus food and lodging. Lodged in Bedford Bury for about 26 years. Elizabeth died, c.1722, and he married his second wife, Jane, in a Catholic Chapel in St James parish. She died c.1725. Left Bedford Bury, c.1729, and worked for a time in Newcastle, but returned to Bedford Bury about a week ago.
