KING, William (1)
National Archives, Kew CO48/44, 192
No.5 Star Court
Great East Cheap
Cannon Street
5 Aug 1819
Sir,
Having seen the conditions contained in the circular in which it is proposed to permit persons to emigrate to the Cape of Good Hope I humbly beg leave to offer myself together with the men whose names are below, being ten in number, under such directions as it shall please Government to issue.
We are ready to deposit the required security and humbly hope we shall be found eligible for the gracious attention of His Majesty's Ministers.
I beg leave to subscribe myself Sir
Your mo obedt hbl svt
Mr. Wm. KING
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Names |
Age |
Place of Abode |
Profession |
Family |
|
Wm. KING |
29 |
No.5 Star Court |
Husbandman farmer |
Wife 1 child |
|
James GREENHA?? |
20 |
No.5 Star Court |
Shoemaker |
Wife 1 child |
|
Thos. FORSTER |
23? |
No.1 Meadow Row, Kent Road |
Watchmaker |
1 child |
|
James GROOM |
30 |
Stepney |
Bricklayer |
Wife 2 children |
|
Henry HANCOCK |
30 |
18 White Street Moorfields |
Chainmaker |
|
|
William BEWICK |
24 |
142 Goswell Street |
Husbandman |
Wife 2 children |
|
Wm. BLACK |
34 |
142 Goswell Street |
Husbandman |
Wife 1 child |
|
John LANGFORD |
38 |
No.3 Turners Court Covernt Garden |
Joiner |
Wife 1 child |
|
Edward ROBINSON |
23 |
No.3 Regent Place |
Husbandman |
|
|
John HERITAGE |
24 |
No.5 Marlebone Street |
Husbandman |
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