They might later become apprentices or journeymen. Each individual guild generally recognised three ranks of workers&colon; apprentices, journeymen, and masters. In 1836 the workforce grew to around forty journeymen, subworkers and apprentices. Decades later they were called journeymen draftsmen. Wealthy families shared the neighborhood with artisans, journeymen, laborers, servants, and slaves. The largest strike was the journeymen carpenters strike of 1907, which lasted almost a year. The plebeians comprised the new class of urban workers, journeymen and vagabonds. The plebeians comprised the new class of urban workers, journeymen, and peddlers. The chamber organizes vocational training and oversees the examination of the journeymen and masters. Smith had fought four bouts and recorded three wins, all against fringe contenders and journeymen. These arrangements helped deal with labour unrest among journeymen, who faced difficult working conditions. Michael Franti later formed Spearhead, while Tse worked with the Mystik Journeymen. Most of the victims were journeymen and farmers. He retired from boxing in 2005 after consecutive losses to journeymen. In France, wandering journeymen were known as compagnons.