Apprenticeship & Apprenticeship Education in Colonial New England & New York
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Will of 1641 provides "yt my two children be sett forth in some Godly family for 6 or 7 years or more." Pub. Recs. Col. of Conn., I, 222, Court record of 1661: "until he is of the age of twenty-one years." Stiles, Ancient Windsor, I, 146. Town meeting minute, 1655: "until 21." Pub. Recs. Col. of Conn., I, 112. Court record, 1662: "until the age of 21." Ibid., I, 516. Will of 1689 provides "that the girls be bound until 18 years of age . . . andthat Abraham be bound until 21 years of age." "The ...revision of 1702 enacted "that whatsoever child or servant within this colony, upon complaint, shall be convicted of any stubborn or rebellious carriage against their parents or governors, any two a,ssistants or justices are hereby author- ized and empowered to commit such person or persons to the house of correction, there to remain imder hard labor and severe punishment as long as they shaU judge meet." " As in Mass. Bay, runaways were punished by being compelled to serve extra time. An Act of 1644 provided that "Whereas many stubborn and refractory and discontented searvants and apprentices withdraw themselves from their 6o Apprenticeship and Apprenticeship Education to observe proper moral conduct.
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Will of 1641 provides "yt my two children be sett forth in some Godly family for 6 or 7 years or more." Pub. Recs. Col. of Conn., I, 222, Court record of 1661: "until he is of the age of twenty-one years." Stiles, Ancient Windsor, I, 146. Town meeting minute, 1655: "until 21." Pub. Recs. Col. of Conn., I, 112. Court record, 1662: "until the age of 21." Ibid., I, 516. Will of 1689 provides "that the girls be bound until 18 years of age . . . andthat Abraham be bound until 21 years of age." "The ...revision of 1702 enacted "that whatsoever child or servant within this colony, upon complaint, shall be convicted of any stubborn or rebellious carriage against their parents or governors, any two a,ssistants or justices are hereby author- ized and empowered to commit such person or persons to the house of correction, there to remain imder hard labor and severe punishment as long as they shaU judge meet." " As in Mass. Bay, runaways were punished by being compelled to serve extra time. An Act of 1644 provided that "Whereas many stubborn and refractory and discontented searvants and apprentices withdraw themselves from their 6o Apprenticeship and Apprenticeship Education to observe proper moral conduct.
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