RAND, Samuel ‹ LBT 07884 ›

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Floruit: 1609–1657

floruit (A) 1609 - 1657 ;  Male, married

Introduction

Samuel Rand was a bookseller and member of the Stationers' Company in London. Bound as an apprentice to William Jones in 1600, he gained his freedom by servitude in 1609 and subsequently took on at least five apprentices between 1610 and 1650. He was recorded at Barnards Inn, Holborn in 1642, with his name appearing on the imprint of H. Peacham's Art of living in London that same year.

Family Relationships

LBTNumber	Name	Relationship	Occupation
3170	Placeholder	spouse
14436	Placeholder	child

Livery Companies

Company	Source
Stationers' Company

Occupations (1)

Occupation	Comment
Bookseller	Plomer, H.R. (1907)

Was Apprentice to Master(s): (1)

Name	Premium	Paid By	Comments
JONES, William ‹ LBT 08783 ›

Events (13)

Date	Event type	Description
29 Sep 1600	Bound	to William Jones (LBT/08783)
16 Jan 1609	Freed - Servitude
26 Mar 1610	Appr - Binding	William Norris (LBT/10681)
24 Jun 1615	Appr - Binding	Jacob Hawes (LBT/10679) - entry subsequently 'crost out by order of a cort, & consent of pties"
29 Sep 1619	Appr - Re-binding	Richard Williams (LBT/10700) - originally bound to Robert Rider (LBT/07313)
06 Aug 1627	Appr - Binding	George Hud (LBT/10680)
22 Jun 1632	Appr - Freedom	Valentine Storer (LBT/10969) with Timothy Thompson (LBT/10669) to whom he was originally bound
01 Nov 1633	Appr - Binding	Thomas Watson (LBT/10682)
04 Nov 1644	Appr - Binding	John Warter (LBT/14437)
01 Jun 1646	Appr - Freedom	Thomas Watson (LBT/10682)
10 Jan 1650	Appr - Binding	William Curtis (LBT/14435) - subsequently re-bound to Thomas Cooke (LBT/09996)
24 Mar 1656	Son - patrimony	Samuel Rand (LBT/14436)
01 Jun 1657	Appr - Freedom	William Curtis (LBT/14435)

Sources and References

Original Sources	Comments
St.Co. Archive - Binding and Freedom records - extracted by Prof. J.A. Lavin

SOURCES & TRANSCRIPTIONS

Transcriptions

- said to be dead at the time the child's bindi

S.T.C., (1991), vol.3, p.141

Cf. Plomer, H.R. (1907) p.151

RAND (SAMUEL), bookseller (?) in London; Barnards Inn, Holborn, 1642. His name is found on the imprint to H. Peacham's Art of living in London, 1642. [E. 145 (20).] There was a bookseller of this name living at Holborn Bridge between 1611 and 1634. [Arber, v. 260.] This may be the same or a successor.