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Title of Accumulation Table Apprentice
Title of Accumulation Table

Apprentice-Accumulation-Table: Shewing the numbers of Pauper Apprentices that would be accumulated in the different Years of a Period of 21 Years from 1 Jan. 1800 to 31 Dec r 1820 inclusive on the following Suppositions viz:

1. The whole number of Paupers existing in the Country on the 1 Jan: 1800 under the age of 21 to be taken in on that day on the footing of Apprentices.

2. Every such Infant Pauper to continue on the footing of an Apprentice till his or her arrival at such his or her Age of maturity, and no longer.

3. Total number that would be received on that footing on the 1 Jan. y 1800 supposing the whole number to be received of Paupers of all ages to be 500

3. Total number of /to be 500/ Paupers in South Britain for the 1 st & every other year of the period 500,000

4. N o of Paupers of the respective ages under 21 as in Column 1 of the Table: the same being respectively to the above /being respectively to the/ total of 500000, in a proportion deduced from a Census of 851 Paupers, standing upon the list of /belonging to/ 31 Parishes, as exhibited in [...?] on the Poor 4to Vol.II.& III. London 1797
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    On 1 st of Jan y 1800 a number of persons of all ages from birth to 21 year old are found /supposed/ to exist in a certain situation /community/ the numbers from birth to one-year old being 39353, and the numbers of the several other ages being as in the annexed Table, and the total of the numbers of all the ages 215020

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