RAYMOND, John (Grimwade p.638)

[MCB]

He was christened the son of Rowland and Martha at St Faith under St Paul’s in 1720.
Robert, the son of Robert Hole, a baker of St Sepulchre, signed indentures in 1747 to be his apprentice.
His son Francis was born in 1753. Francis obtained freedom by patrimony at an unspecified date.
Edward Cator and William Collings (Grimwade p.469) sjgned indentures in 1754 to be his apprentices.
John, the son of John and Ann, was christened at St Sepulchre, Holborn in 1758 and applied for freedom by patrimony in 1788-9.
Two daughters of John and Ann were christened at St Sepulchre in 1759 and 1760.
George the son of John and Ann was christened at St Mary, Islington in 1762.
Also in 1762 William Barrett (Grimwade p.432) signed indentures to be his apprentice. He was turned over to Joseph Steward (Grimwade p.670) in 1768.

[buckler]

Grimwade incorrectly states that John Raymond was listed in the PR 1773 as a bucklemaker .
The PR 1773 actually gives him as a button maker at Islington