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1 - Register of children boarded out
2 - Register of Children
3 - Register of Children
4 - Register of Apprentices bound by Guardians
5 - Agreements between Guardians of Cambridge Union and boarding-out committee of Fulbourn, Cromer, Bishop's Stortford Union, Ware, Metropolitan Asylum District and Newmarket Union
6 - Agreement and renewals of same between Guardians and the Boarding Out Committee Cambridge
7 - Reports by Boarding Out Committee on visits to children
8 - Reports by Boarding Out Committee on visits to children
9 - Reports by Boarding Out Committee on visits to children
10 - Half-yearly (later yearly) returns of children chargeable to the Parish or Union, and boarded out
11 - Undertakings by foster parents
12 - Undertaking by Harry Agger to pay maintenance for his children in Cambridge Union workhouse
13 - Correspondence concerning admittance of workhouse children to the Old Schools, and report concerning children in workhouse
14 - Reports to Cambridge Guardians from children's homes in other unions concerning children in homes elsewhere chargeable to Cambridge Union
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1 - Apprenticeship of Frederick Bunyan of St. Andrew the Less, orphan, aged 15, to William Donaldson of Cambridge, tailor
2 - Two copies of apprenticeship indenture of Arthur Scotland, orphan , of Cambridge, St. Andrew the Less, aged 15, to Edward Pendred James Hinson, tailor and ginger beer manufacturer
3 - Two copies of apprenticeship indenture of William Halls, of Cambridge, St. Andrew the Less, aged 13, to Jesse Henry Gazeley, tailor
4 - Apprenticeship indenture of James Warren Nunn, orphan, of Cambridge, St. Andrew the Less, aged 15, to Peter Samuel Stevenson, of Cambridge, St. Andrew the Less, tailor
5 - Apprenticeship indenture of Henry Newman, son of Mercy Harris, of Cambridge, St. Andrew the Less, aged 14, to Frederick Chapman of Cambridge, Holy Sepulchre, tailor
6 - Apprenticeship indenture of James Henry Houghton, son of George Houghton late of Cambridge, St. Andrew the Less, aged 14, to Frederick William Scriven of Cambridge, St. Andrew the Less, tailor
7 - Apprenticeship indenture of William Curtis Apthorpe, son of Samuel Apthorpe late of Gransden, aged 14, to William Henry Cousins, of Cambridge, St. Andrew the Less, tailor
8 - Apprenticeship indenture of George Clark, son of Charlotte Clark, of Cambridge , aged 11, to James Henderson, of Chesterton, sack and twine manufacturer
9 - Apprenticeship indenture of Frederick Smith, son of Charles Frederick Smith, of Cambridge, aged 14, to James Henderson, of Chesterton, sack and twining manufacturer
10 - Apprenticeship indenture of William Thomas Samuels, parents not recorded, of Cambridge, St. Andrew the Less, aged 13, to Frederick Arnold, carpenter
11 - Apprentice indenture of John Smith son of George Henry Smith (deceased), of Cambridge, aged 14, to George Unwin, bricklayer
12 - Apprenticeship indenture of Robert King son of Charles king, of Cambridge, St. Andrew the Less, aged 16, to John Furnell of Landbeach, blacksmith
13 - Apprenticeship indenture of Thomas Henry Fordham son of Mary Ann Fordham, of Cambridge, St. Andrew the Less, aged 12, to William Bidwell of Cambridge, St. Andrew the Less, shoemaker
14 - Apprenticeship indenture of Arthur Hull, (identity of parents not recorded), of Cambridge, St. Andrew the Less, aged 12, to Thomas Abbis of Cambridge, St. Andrew the Less, shoemaker
15 - Apprenticeship indenture of Herbert Spencer son of Sarah Spencer, of Cambridge, aged 15, to Frederick Scrivens of Cambridge, tailor
16 - Apprenticeship indenture of William Miree (identity of parents not recorded), of Cambridge, to Walter Edwards of Whittlesford, wheelwright
17 - Apprenticeship indenture of John Moore of Cambridge St. Andrew the Less, aged 15, to George Allen of St. Andrew the Less, shoemaker.
18 - Apprenticeship indenture of John Smith of Middlesex, London, aged 15, to William Thrower of Grimsby, Lincoln, Skipper of the fishing boat Leading Star of Grimsby
19 - Apprenticeship indenture of Samuel Leeland, orphan, of Cambridge St. Andrew the Less, aged 14 to William Polled of St. Andrew the Less, Coach and General Smith
20 - Apprenticeship indenture of Russell Lanham, aged 15, of Cambridge St. Andrew the Less, to Thomas Brown of Newmarket, trainer (horse racing)
21 - Apprenticeship indenture of Alfred Darnell, of Cambridge St. Andrew the Less, aged 12, to Frederick Chapman of St. Clement, tailor
22 - Apprenticeship indenture of Henry Brazier Fordham of Cambridge St. Andrew the Less, to Luther Benstead of Cambridge, shoemaker
23 - Apprenticeship indenture of Albert Day of Cambridge St. Andrew the Less, aged 13, to Robert Dent of Cambridge, shoeing smith
24 - Apprenticeship indenture of Henry Williams of Cambridge St. Andrew the Less, aged 13 years, to Frederick Scrivens of Cambridge, tailor
25 - Apprenticeship indenture of Ernest Archibald Batchelor of Cambridge St. Andrew the Less, aged 14, to William Bidwell of Cambridge, book maker
26 - Apprenticeship indenture of Walter Edward Prime of Cambridge, St Andrew the Less, aged 13, to David Wilkinson of Cambridge, tailor
27 - Apprenticeship indenture of John Newman of Cambridge. St. Andrew the Less, aged 15, to Papworth Few of Cambridge, boot and shoe maker
28 - Apprenticeship indenture of Albert Day of Cambridge, aged 16, to George Sears of Cambridge, blacksmith
29 - Apprenticeship indenture of John Prime of Cambridge St. Andrew the Less, aged 13 to George Joseph Paulett of Cambridge, tailor
30 - Apprenticeship indenture of Alfred Williams of Cambridge, St. Andrew the Less, aged 13 to Frederick William Scriven of Cambridge, tailor
31 - Apprenticeship indenture of Catherine Jackson of Cambridge, St. Andrew the Less, aged 15 to Emma Loomes of Cambridge, dressmaker
32 - Apprenticeship indenture of John Newman of Cambridge. St. Andrew the Less, aged 17, to Frederick Edward Bennett, house decorator and enameller
33 - Apprenticeship indenture of Charles Hemmins of Cambridge workhouse, aged 14, to Frederick W. Scriven of Cambridge, tailor
34 - Apprenticeship indenture of William Day of Linton, aged15, to Alfred Jabex Backler of Linton, grocer
35 - Apprenticeship indenture of Charles Hill of Cambridge workhouse, aged 15, to Arthur Windwood of Cambridge, tailor
36 - Apprenticeship indenture of Percy Henry Jarvis, aged 15, of Chesterton, to Frederick Alfred Woor of Chesterton, tailor.
37 - Apprenticeship indenture of Harold Clifford Moore, aged 14, of 3 Brunswick Place, to Frederick John Morley of Cambridge, tailor
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