The following is from Dr. Simmons book on the Pegram family:
The earliest record found of Daniel Pegram was his apprenticeship to Thomas Whitby as a carpenter. Daniel was probably about 14 years of age when he was apprenticed on 24 January 1703/04, since most apprentices assumed duty at about this age. Daniel apparently served until 12 January 1710/11, according to the terms of his contract. It is likely that the latter date was his 21 st birthday, as many apprenticeships terminated when the apprentice reached this age. If this was correct, Daniel would have been born 12 January 1689/90.
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From http://www.patch.net/pegram/pegg02.html#2802
Children:
Daniel Pegram 1720 – 1777
Edward Pegram abt 1722 – 1795
Mary Pegram abt 1724 – 1755
Sarah Pegram 1726 – 1800
George Pegram 1727 –
The earliest record found of Daniel Pegram was his apprenticeship to Thomas Whitby as a carpenter. Daniel was probably about 14 years of age when he was apprenticed on 24 January 1703/04, since most apprentices assumed duty at about this age. Daniel apparently served until 12 January 1710/11, according to the terms of his contract. It is likely that the latter date was his 21 st birthday, as many apprenticeships terminated when the apprentice reached this age. If this was correct, Daniel would have been born 12 January 1689/90.
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From http://www.patch.net/pegram/pegg02.html#2802
Children:
Daniel Pegram 1720 – 1777
Edward Pegram abt 1722 – 1795
Mary Pegram abt 1724 – 1755
Sarah Pegram 1726 – 1800
George Pegram 1727 –
The following is from Dr. Simmons book on the Pegram family:
The earliest record found of Daniel Pegram was his apprenticeship to Thomas Whitby as a carpenter. Daniel was probably about 14 years of age when he was apprenticed on 24 January 1703/04, since most apprentices assumed duty at about this age. Daniel apparently served until 12 January 1710/11, according to the terms of his contract. It is likely that the latter date was his 21 st birthday, as many apprenticeships terminated when the apprentice reached this age. If this was correct, Daniel would have been born 12 January 1689/90.
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From http://www.patch.net/pegram/pegg02.html#2802
Children:
Daniel Pegram 1720 – 1777
Edward Pegram abt 1722 – 1795
Mary Pegram abt 1724 – 1755
Sarah Pegram 1726 – 1800
George Pegram 1727 –
The earliest record found of Daniel Pegram was his apprenticeship to Thomas Whitby as a carpenter. Daniel was probably about 14 years of age when he was apprenticed on 24 January 1703/04, since most apprentices assumed duty at about this age. Daniel apparently served until 12 January 1710/11, according to the terms of his contract. It is likely that the latter date was his 21 st birthday, as many apprenticeships terminated when the apprentice reached this age. If this was correct, Daniel would have been born 12 January 1689/90.
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From http://www.patch.net/pegram/pegg02.html#2802
Children:
Daniel Pegram 1720 – 1777
Edward Pegram abt 1722 – 1795
Mary Pegram abt 1724 – 1755
Sarah Pegram 1726 – 1800
George Pegram 1727 –
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