PAGE 719; 6th January 1869

Jermon BATCHELOR apprinticed to Hugh M. CLARK, Jr.  Jarmon BATCHELOR, a minor orphan, colored, was this day apprinticed to H. M. CLARK, thereupon, the said CLARK came into Court, entered into an obligation for the faithful performance of his duties as Master to said apprentice, and for the payment of the money allowed him by the Court, at the end of his apprenticeship with H. M. CLARK as his security on said bond, which was approved by the Court and ordered to be recorded.

PAGE 719; 6th January 1869

John BATCHELOR apprenticed to Hugh M. CLARK,  Jr.  John BATCHELOR, a minor orphan, colored, was this day apprenticed to H. M. CLARK, thereupon, the said CLARK came into Court and entered into an obligation for the faithful perforance of his duties as Master to said apprentice, and for the payment of the money allowed him by the Court, at the end of his apprenticeship with H. M. CLARK, as his security on said bond, which was approved by the Court, and ordered to be recorded.

PAGE 721; 7th January 1869

Nancy BATCHELOR apprenticed to J. A. M. BATCHELOR Nancy BATCHELOR, a colored orphan minor, was this day brought into Court, and by the Court apprenticed to John A. M.   BATCHELOR, thereupon, the said BATCHELOR entered into an obligation for the faithful performance of his duties, and for the payment of fifty dollars to said apprentice at eighteen years of age, with W. B. TAYLOR, R. A. GREEN, and Jno. H. JONES as his securities, which obligation was accepted by the Court, and ordered to be recorded.