| 1681 | 20 Jun. Peter Sainthill petitioned for freedom of the city and was granted his freedom on 3 September on payment of a £2 fine (CCP). |
| 1681 | 15 Sep. ‘Peter Sainthill, Potter, is admitted into ye libties of this Cittie, by ord’r of ye Mayo and Aldm. and Comon Councell assembled, for ye Fine of Forty shillings and ordinary Fees, hath taken ye Oath of Allegeance £2.4s.6d’ (F, CCP). |
| 1690 | 13 Oct. He was described as a potter of Bristol when his son, Philip, was apprenticed to Nicholas Andrews, mariner (A). |
| 1696 | He was living in Redcliff Street, St Mary Redcliffe parish with his wife Anne, and children, Thomas, Martha and Susan (Ralph & Williams 1968, 117). |
| 1697 | 27 Feb. Peter Sainthill, potter, was one of the appraisers for Martha Jenkin’s inventory (BRO Inventory 1696/17). |
| 1698 | ‘St Mary Redcliff Peter Senthill 3s’ (BRO Rate 3 Will III c.10). |
| 1708 | 19 Jul. Ann Sainthill buried (RPR). |
| 1718 | 6 May. ‘Peter Sainthill, aged about 60’ buried (RPR). |
| Apprentice: With wife Anne Thomas Sainthill, 2 May 1698 (A, Ar). |