CRAMMILLION, Peter (Grimwade p.477)

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Indentures were signed in 1762 for John Postan, son of John Postan, Citizen and Wheelwright, to be the apprentice of Peter Crammillion, Citizen and Goldsmith.
He paid duties as a Citizen and Goldsmith in 1765 for the Apprentice Indentures of Jno. Hillys.
Indentures were signed in 1769 for Bartholomew No Need (sic) (Grimwade p.289, 333), son of William Need, poulterer of Clekenwell Close, to be the apprentice of Peter Crammillion, Citizen, Goldsmith and watch case maker of Clerkenwell Close.

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If by chance this has not already been brought to light somewhere and is relevant, Peter Cramillion of Clerkenwell Green, Parish of St James a watch case maker paid duties for an apprentice indenture on Robt Luff in 1785.

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6 February 1726 Peter son of Mary Crammillion of Spittlefields in the County of Middlesex widow apprenticed to James Renou farrier of London.

1739 & '41 Peter Crammillion paid tax at No 12 Princess Street Cripplegate Without.

1750 Peter Crammillion farrier listed in poll book at Clerkenwell Green.

30 August 1744 Mary daughter of Peter & Hannah Crammillion birth recorded at St James Clerkenwell.

12 July 1753 Peter Crammillion farrier of Londin paid indenture duties for Robert Wherritt.

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14 March 1731 Peter Crammillion to be turned over to Thomas Salisbury Joyner of London. (From an annex to Peter Crammillion's indenture contract.)