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[[Family:Whitney, William (d.aft.1654)|Whitmey, William s[on of] William]], Stoke Bruerne, Northamptonshire, yeoman [deceased], [apprenticed] to '''John Whitmey''', 12 Jun 1615.  
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[[Family:Whitney, William (s1602-a1654)|Whitmey, William s[on of] William]], Stoke Bruerne, Northamptonshire, yeoman [deceased], [apprenticed] to '''John Whitmey''', 12 Jun 1615.  
  
 
According to an index to freemen and liverymen of the Company (Guildhall Library Ms 5587/1):  
 
According to an index to freemen and liverymen of the Company (Guildhall Library Ms 5587/1):  

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John Whitney or Whitmey Fishmonger of London.


Whitmey, William s[on of] William, Stoke Bruerne, Northamptonshire, yeoman [deceased], [apprenticed] to John Whitmey, 12 Jun 1615.

According to an index to freemen and liverymen of the Company (Guildhall Library Ms 5587/1):

From the original register of freedom admissions and apprentice bindings (Ms 5576/1). The entries for William Whitmey/Whitney read as follows:

[12 June 1615] "W[illia]m Whitmey sonne of W[illia]m Whitmey late of Stoke Bruerne in the countie of Northampton yeoman deceased putt app[rentice] to John Whitmey for vii yeares from midsomer 1615".

[8 July 1621] "W[illia]m Whitmey [sic] late app[rentice] to John Whitmey claymyng his freedom by s[er]vice admitted & sworne".


References

Guildhall Library Manuscripts Section holds records of the Worshipful Company of Fishmongers. An index to apprentice records, 1614-1800 has been published by Cliff Webb, London Livery Company Apprenticeship Registers, vol.44.


Copyright © 2008, Adrian Benjamin Burke, Esq. and The Whitney Research Group