Census Occupations - Tinsmith's Apprentice
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Description: Someone who worked in the metallurgy industry as an apprentice to a tinsmith. A tinsmith worked with "white" or light-colored metals such as tin and pewter, making items like cups, plates, cutlery. This work was mostly done whilst the metal was cold; Someone who finIshed or polished iron. An apprentice was required to serve for a fixed amount of time, usually until the age of 21, learning skills and gaining experience. At the successful conclusion of this, the apprentice became a journeyman. See also: Whitesmith. See also: Whitesmith, Tin plate worker, Tinsmith, Tinner, Tinman.
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