Hello. Can any one help me please . my ancestor Robert Rand was a carpenter in Oxfordshire. he was born in 1710 and died in 1768. where would he have learned his trade. could his father have been a carpenter and he learned the from his father or could he have been apprenticed to some one . are there any records i could check . thank you.
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13-08-2010 07:12 PM #1Loves to help with queries.
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His father might have been a carpenter but he would still have had to be apprenticed, I think. I don't know about apprenticeships but this is a link to the information pages about apprenticeships from The National Archives:
http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/c...fletID=295&j=1
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Thank you i will take a look.
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