Samuel ALSTON [951]

  General Notes:

Samuel was unmarried. Born 1.20am Died 8.30am

Samuel was articled as a Clerk to his father in 1816.

George Osgood of Leicester in the County of Leicester gentleman maketh oath and saith that a certain indenture bearing date the ninth day of March instant and made between Samuel Alston the elder of Leicester aforesaid gentleman one of the attorneys of his Majesty's Court of King's Bench at Westminster of the one part and Samuel Alston the younger son of the said Samuel Alston the elder of the other part (whereby the said Samuel Alston the elder did accept and take the said Samuel Alston the younger into his service as a clerk and he the said Samuel Alston the younger did freely and voluntarily consent and agree and bind himself to serve the said Samuel Alston the elder as his clerk from the day of the date of the said indenture for and during and until the full end and term of five years from thence next ensuing and fully to be complete and ended) was actually executed by the said Samuel Alston the elder and Samuel Alston the younger on the said ninth day of March the day the same bears date in the presence of this depondent and of Thomas Grove of Leicester aforesaid solicitor the two subscribing witnesses to the execution thereof by the said Samuel Alston the elder and Samuel Alston the younger and that the names George Osgood and the Grove subscribed to the said indenture are of the respective proper handwritings of this depondent and the said Thomas Grove.
Sworn at Leicester in the County of Leicester the ninth day of March 1816.
George Osgood.
Before me.
Roger Miles.
A Commissioner.