Henry Jack requesting assistance during his apprenticeship, since his father’s illness and death have left him indigent (Part 3)

William Nicolson for a loan because of his age, distress in his family and his wife “now lying a corpse”

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Henry Jack requesting assistance during his apprenticeship, since his father’s illness and death have left him indigent (Part 1)

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Date	1816
Location	Edinburgh
Description	Petition of Henry Jack to the Society of Barbers requesting financial assistance during his apprenticeship, since his father’s illness and death have left him indigent, and the repayment of £20 which his father had paid the Society.
Format	Photograph
Original Index Number	SB 8/2/4