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Records of the Cordwainers and Glovers
List of members

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Institute of Historical Research

Publication

Cardiff Records: volume 3

Author

John Hobson Matthews (editor)

Year published

1901

Pages

400-404

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'Records of the Cordwainers and Glovers: List of members', Cardiff Records: volume 3 (1901), pp. 400-404. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=50539 Date accessed: 19 June 2013. Add to my bookshelf

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List of members

List of members

The above records enable us to make a list of the Members of the united Companies, as follows:—

c.=Cordwainer; g. =Glover; a=Admitted; m. =Master.; w. =Warden.

The date alone shows the earliest occurrence of a name on the Minutes. The names without dates are taken from detached and dateless lists.

Abbey, Henry. 1670.
Acey, Joseph. a. 1678.
Beavan, Richard. c., a. 1720. m.
Bevan, John. 1670.
Bird, Henry. a. 1783.
Bird, John, senior. c., a. 1783. m. 1798–9, 1801, 1806.
Bowden, Mary. 1670.
Bowden, Thomas. 1670.
Bradley, John. c., a. 1730.
Brook, Philip. m. 1444. (Charter.)
Brown, William. m.
Cornish, William. m. 1672.
Cutteler, Evan. 1550.
David, Abel. c., a. 1759.
David, Reece. c., a. 1750. w. 1783.
David, William. m.
Davies, William. a. 1783. 1806.
Davy, William. w. 1801.
Dimon, George. 1670.
Dimon, Mary. 1670.
Donne Francis. 1670. w. 1667.
East, Joseph. 1692. m. 1692.
Edwards, Thomas. a. 1673. m. 1675.
Estance, John. c., a. 1747.
Estance, Thomas. c., a. 1721. m. 1737.
Ettkines, Hester. 1670.
Evan, Richard. circa 1720; 1747; 1750.
Evans, George. 1729.
Evans, Thomas. 1783. w. 1798–9.
Evans, William. w. 1714.
Evans, William. a. 1783. w. 1801, 1806.
Floyd, Howel. c. 1550.
Froude, Lewis. c. 1550.
Gaskin, William. m. 1670.
Gradfield, George. m.
Granfield, Samuel. m.
Green, Robert, c., a. 1667. m. 1667.
Griffiths, John. c., a. 1720. m. 1723, 1725.
Griffiths, Matthew. a. 17—
Hall, Walter. m.
Hares, William. 1670.
Hart, William. m.
Hays, Richard. m.
Heswife, John. m. [Probably an early Hussey.]
Hodges, Cradock. 1693.
Hodges, William. a. 1663. m. 1667, 1694.
Howell, Joseph. c., a. 1725.
Howell, Nathaniel, senr m. 1669, 1675, 1691.
Howell, Nathaniel, junr c., a. 1715.
Hussey, Edward. a. 1783
Hussey, John. c., a. 1783. m. 1798–9, 1801, 1806.
James, William. m.
Jarret, David. a. 1663.
Jarvice, John. a. 1684.
Jenkin, Philip. m.
Jenkin, Thomas. m.
Jenkin, William. m.
Jenkins, Charles. m.
Jenkins, John. a. 1684.
Jenkins, Rice. 1693.
John, Evan. 1670.
John, Morgan. 1783. w. 1799.
Jones, Edward.
Jones, Francis. a. 1684.
Jones, Harry. w. 1684.
Jones, Rice. a. 1684; 1693.
Jones, Richard. 1727.
Jones, Robert. m.
Jones, William. m.
Jonnes, Hugh. 1670.
Lambart, Charles. c. 1680.
Lewis, Arthur. w. 1670.
Lewis, John. c., a. 1714.
Leyson, William. a. 1783.
Llewelyn, Rice. a. 1684.
Llewelyn, William. c. 1708. m.—
Lloyd, Lewis. w. 1669.
Lloyd, William.
Longman, William. 1729.
Matthew, Edward. c., w. 1798.
Mayo, John. 1668. m. 1669.
Mayo, Thomas. m. 1663, 1673, 1679.
Meredith, Edward. m.
Meredith, Henry. a. 1703. m. 1705.
Meredith, John. c., a. 1721. m.—
Meredith, Philip. c., a. 1730. m.—
Meredith, Thomas. c. 1685. m. 1687, 1700, 1727.
Meredith, Thomas. g. 1720.
Mirick, Arthur. c., a. 1688.
Mirick, Clement. a. 1684.
Morgan, John. 1670.
Morgan, John. a. 1783.
Morgan, Rice. 1670.
Morgan, Watkin. c., a. 1747. m. 1783.
Morgan, William. a. 1783.
Moys, Thomas.
Mulings, Jeffrey. 1670.
Newton, Thomas. a. 1783. w. 1799.
Nowell, Cradock. g., a. 1663. m. 1667–8, 1672, 1677, 1680.
Nowell, Mary. 1670.
Nowell, Michael. m. 1689.
Nowell, Robert. 1630, 1685.
Nowell, Roger. a. 1663.
Osborne, James. g., a. 1667. m. 1667, 1669, 1679, 1683.
Parry, Henry. c., a. 1715. m. 1726.
Peers, Richard. m. 1444. (Charter.)
Phillip, John. 1670.
Phillips, Thomas. c., a. 1680. m. 1684–5.
Phillips, William. 1698. m. 1708, 1710, 1714–8, 1720.
Phillips, William, junr c., a. 1720.
Pide, William. 1670.
Powell, Anthony. 1670.
Price, Christopher. c. 1708. m. 1727.
Price, Edward. g. 1705. m. 1705, 1713.
Price, Edward. a. 1713.
Price, Morgan. a. 1669. m. 1673.
Price, Theophilus (son of Richard). a. 1678. m. 1686, 1695, 1700.
Price, Theophilus. c., a. 1708.
Price, Theophilus. g., a. 1722.
Pursell, Alexander. c. 1671. m. 1676 (?) 1678, 1682.
Pursell, David. m.
Pursell, John, c., a. 1759.
Pursell, William. c., a. 1728.
Pursell, William. c., a. 1759.
Rees, George. 1688. m. 1688, 1897–8.
Richard, Morgan. 1783.
Richard, Thomas. 1783.
Richards, Francis. 1684.
Richards, Thomas. a. 1680. m. 1694.
Richards, William. 1674. m. 1674, 1680, 1683, 1689.
Rider, William. 1550.
Rimbron,—. m.
Roberts, Arthur. 1783.
Rosser, Jacob. c., a. 1747, 1783.
Skerne, (?) —. a. 1694.
Smith, John. m. 1686.
Stibbs, Thomas. c., a. 1750. m. 1759, 1783.
Sweet, Henry. g., a. 1732.
Sweet, John. 1685. m. 1691.
Tanner, Morris. 1670.
Thomas, Edward. a. 1670.
Thomas, Evan. 1783.
Thomas, John. 1783.
Thomas, Robert. 1684.
Wastell, William. c. 1550.
Watkin, Evan. m.
Wells, Christopher. m. 1663, 1668, 1672, 1676.
Wells, Nathaniel. g., a. 1685. m. 1695, 1703.
Wells, Philip. 1668.
Wells, William. g., a. 1677. m. 1681, 1693, 1699.
William, Leonard. g., a. 1663.
Williams, J—. 1720.
Williams, Philip. 1672.
Wracksam, William. c. 1550.
Yeoman, Arthur. 1625.
Yeoman, Arthur. g., a. 1663. m. 1670, 1674, 1678, 1681– 2 1684–5, 1692, 1697, 1703, 1710, 1714 5.
Yeoman, Edward. 1759.
Yeoman, Henry. g., a. 1737.
Yeoman, John. 1630.
Yeoman, Richard. 1630.
Yeoman, Thomas. 1672.
Young, Edward. g., a. 1759, 1783.

In one of these books is a list of Translators: John Griffith, John Jones, Evan Watkins, William Thomas, Philip Jones.

N.B.—Towards the end of the 17th century a practice grew up of styling all the fully admitted members of the Guild "Masters" (instead of "Brethren.") This involved altering the title of the two head officials from "Masters" to "Chief Masters." The reason lay probably in the fuller Guild privileges gradually conceded to the Journeymen.