Apprenticeship in Worshipful Company of Turners.1

From the Apprenticeship Bindings :-
"John MacQuistin son of B(?) MacQuistin of the parish of St Mary (illegible) in the county of Middlesex citizen draper bound to Bernard Dixon citizen and turner of London for 7 Years dated 3rd December 1740. No money.

Livery Company in Worshipful Company of Turners.2

Admitted to the Freedom  by Servitude

From the Turners Company Freedom Register :-
John MacQuistin apprentice of Bernard Dixon late citizen and turner of London (illegible) made free this third day of August 1748, sworn and gave 15s. 4d.

Mentioned in Will.3

Of John March (died 1791)
Annotated as "my eldest daughter Elizabeth MacQuistin wife of Mr. John MacQuistin"

Wrote will.4

1) I John MacQuistin
2) of Newgate Street London Turner declare this my last
3)  will and testament as follows ... ...
4) ... ....

Some names mentioned :-
Barrett March of Henley on Thames
my son George MacQuistin

Probate in Prerogative Court of Canterbury.4

Joint executors .-
Barrett March
White Newman
George B(?)

Married Elizabeth MARCH

Birth of son George MACQUISTIN