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The London lay subsidy of 1332: Appendices and Notes
Finance and trade under Edward III
… 1 armourer, 1 bowyer, 1 spurrier, 1 cutler, 1 brassour, 1 joiner, 2 potters, 2 corders, 2 chandlers, 2 cirgers, 3 …
The Lord Mayors of London
Old and New London
… of having carried on an honest business. Alderman Clarke (Joiner), mayor in 1784, succeeded Wilkes as Chamberlain in …
The market town of Bicester
A History of the County of Oxford
… draper, linendraper, collarmaker, fellmonger, cordwainer, joiner, bodicemaker, slatter, plumber, mason, chandler, …
The Old Ashmolean Museum
A History of the County of Oxford
… Rawlins, glazier, 15 John Dew, plasterer, 16 John Wild, joiner, 17 Richard Hawkins, painter, 18 and Thomas Mynne, 19 …
The parish of Preston
A History of the County of Lancaster
The Phillimore estate
Survey of London
… for the metalwork and J. H. Wakelin, with his chief joiner Robert King, for the furniture and joinery. Some items …
The Piazza
Survey of London
The Pitt Estate in Dean Street: No. 77 Dean Street
Survey of London
… Barlow, carver; William Bull, mason; Anthony Child, joiner; Charles Covey, plumber; Grantham, joiner; Robert Hardcastle, mason; Thomas Lord, paviour; …
The Portland Estate in Soho Fields
Survey of London
The precinct of St. Mary Spital: The Old Artillery Ground
Survey of London
… this plot to William Sabine of St. Botolph's, Bishopsgate, joiner, for sixty-one years, Sabine covenanting to tyle and … carpenter; William Sabine of St. Botolph's, Bishopsgate, joiner; Thomas Savage, citizen and glazier; William Savill, …
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