How common would it have been to be a salesman for the Prudential in 1800's. One of my families has a daughter who marries a labourer. 10 years later he is working for the Pru and ten years after that he is a superintendent of Agents for the Pru. Then his wifes brother in law becomes an agent and moves to Oxford, and now I've just found what I think is Superintendents son, who was in Oxford (Where Super. never lived) as a photographic assistant, who has turned up in London as... you guessed it, an insurance agent. Is this just coincidence do you think, or a touch of nepotism?
Linda
Linda
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