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Tudor Smith (Grimwade p.323), the son of Gyles, signed to be his apprentice in 1708.
He entered a mark in 1710 at Goldsmiths’ Hall from New Street probably as a case maker.
Page 14 of Watchmakers and Clockmakers of the World lists Thomas Baldwin as apprenticed in the Clockmakers Company in 1678, free in 1685 and died in 1737.

April 1, 1699 Thomas Baldwin son of Thomas Baldwin of Henley upon Thames in the County of Oxon malster signed an apprentice indenture to John Wightman London clockmaker for the term of eight years.

August 8, 1730 Thomas Baldwin clockmaker paid duty for the apprentice indenture of Alexander son of Alexander Lawford fruiterer.

August 13, 1735 Thomas Baldwin clockmaker paid duty for the apprentice indenture of Thomas son of Thomas King of St Sepulcher cook.