Apprentice Bond of: Felix Grundy Hibbard  Laurel County, Kentucky

Source; Will Book 1, Page 32

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Submitted by: Vera Burnham vburnham@metrocast.net
Date: December 5, 2002

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This Indenture made the 4th of April, 1831 witnesseth that Lot Pitman,Clerk
of the Laurel County Court, by order of Jarvis Jackson, Benjamin Catching,
and Thomas Jones, Esqr. Juctices of said Court, do place and bind Felix 
Grundy Hibbard, orphan of Sally Hibbard aged 6 years the 28th May next,
apprentice to Jedidiah Hibbard, with him to dwell and him to serve from the
date hereof until he shall arrive at the age of 21 years. He shall demean
himself honestly and obediently towards him and serve him on all lawful
business during said term, and the said Jedidiah, and John Jackson his
security for themselves and their heirs and doth covenant and agree to and
with, the said Lot Pitman Clerk as aforesaid and his successors in office
that sd. Hibbard will instruct apprentice in the Hatters Trade and provide
for him sufficent, meat, drink, apparel, washing, lodging, and mending, with
all other things fit and necessary  for an apprentice, and teach or cause to
be taught, reading, writting, and arthmetic, including the rule of three and
give him at the expiration of said term, three pounds ten shillings and a 
decent new suit of clothes. 
Witness our hands and seals this day and date above written 
                                         J. Hibbard  (seal ) 
                                        John Jackson  (seal ) 
Test; 
Lot Pitman 

Laurel County,  Sct. 
The foregoing Indenture was acknowledged in open court the 4th of April and
recorded 4th Octeber 1831 

                                     Lot Pitman,  Clerk