James Carey
- formal_name:
- first_date: 1769
- last_date: 1770
- function: Apprentice Printer
- locales: Williamsburg
- precis: Apprentice in the Williamsburg office of Alexander Purdie (345) and John Dixon (140).
- notes: Apprentice Printer
Williamsburg
Apprentice in the Williamsburg office of Alexander Purdie (345) and John Dixon (140).
Carey is a fleeting presence in the historical record; he appears just once, in a list of minor children bound out by the York County Court in 1769 and 1770; he was assigned to the Purdie & Dixon office in Williamsburg at that time. That single glimpse and a fairly common name make a fuller identification impossible without more data.
No Personal Data yet discovered.
Sources: Gill, Apprentices.
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