Burrow(e)s, Joseph (1720-1758)
Burrow(e)s, Joseph
Chester, Cheshire; cabinet maker (fl. 1720–58)
The son of Joseph Burrowes, apprenticed to Edward Turnbrooke, joiner and cabinet maker, from 13 January 1720 to December 1726. He was admitted a freeman in 1727.
His apprentice, John Edwards was made free (April 1744); he bound Thomas Woodworth as an apprentice (1749–55); and his apprentice, George Fothergill, was made free (July 1758) [Chester apprentice books and freemen rolls].
Source: DEFM
The original entry from Dictionary of English Furniture Makers, 1660-1840 can be found at British History Online.