HUNT, Thomas ( - 1674) ‹ LBT 10524 ›

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Floruit: 1625–1674

Floruit 1625 (A) — 1674 (A);  Male

Life Events

Event	Date	Source
Death	- after 24 Dec 1674 - before 1 Mar 1675 ES dividend/CB

Livery Companies

Company	Source
Stationers' Company	McKenzie, D.F. (1961), #2036

Stationers' Company Titles (3)

Title	From	To	Notes
Renter Warden	1658-03-26	1659-03-26	Served 1658/21 Jun 1658
Assistant	1666-03-26	1675-03-01	Chosen; First attendance; Last attendance; Died
Under Warden	1668-07-04	1669-07-04	Served 1668/1669

Was Apprentice to Master(s): (1)

Name	Premium	Paid By	Comments
NORGATE, John ‹ LBT 09499 ›

Had Apprentice(s): (3)

Name	Premium	Paid By	Comments
BEECH, Henry ‹ LBT 10232 ›
WATTS, Nathaniel ‹ LBT 10233 ›
WESTERNE, Thomas ‹ LBT 10234 ›

Events (15)

Date	Event type	Description
31 Oct 1622	Bound	to John Norgate (LBT/09499) - but see FURTHER NOTES
15 May 1625	Appr - Binding	Henry Beech (LBT/10232)
3 May 1630	Appr - Turn-over/Out	Henry Beech (LBT/10232) to Roger West []
5 Dec 1631	Freed - Servitude
24 Jun 1635	Appr - Binding	Thomas Westerne (LBT/10234)
6 Aug 1638	Appr - Binding	Nath Watts (LBT/10233)
12 Apr 1647	Cloathed
26 Mar 1658	Renter Warden	Served 1658/21 Jun 1658
21 Jun 1658	Renter Warden	fined - see Further Notes
26 Mar 1666	Court	Chosen as an Assistant
2 Apr 1666	Court	Attended - first
4 Jul 1668	Under Warden	Served 1668/1669
3 Jul 1669	Under Warden	fined -
7 Dec 1674	Court	Attended - last
1 Mar 1675	Court	Died before this date

Attendance prior to 5 Apr 1695 remains to be listed.

Further Notes

Renter Wardenship - On 21 Jun 1658 Hunt, who had been promoted from junior to senior Renter Warden on the death of Francis Leach, was allowed to fine given "his little acquaintance with the affiares of ye Company". ---

Sources and References

Original Sources	Comments
Stationers' Company - Binding and Freedom Records - McKenzie, D.F. (1961), # 2036

MLT Note: Identity - There were four Thomas Hunts freed between 1614 and 1646 (the others being (LBT/09262), (LBT/09288), (LBT/11096)) any one of whom might be the man cloathed in 1647 and subsequently elected to the Court. This one seems the most likely because the dates of his apprenticeship best git a cloathing in 1647 and because his master, John Norgate, was a binder rather than a printer or bookseller which could explain his being "little acquaintance with the Company's affairs" [see below.] ---