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Trump Alley - Turners' Alley
A Dictionary of London
Tudor and Stuart Colchester: Social structure
A History of the County of Essex
… 66 wage earners, in 33 trades, including 6 shoemakers or cordwainers, 5 mariners or watermen, 4 weavers, 4 cappers, …
Tudor York: Religion and the Reformation
A History of the County of York
Tudor York: The Tudor economy and pauperism
A History of the County of York
… first list, show 6 entries each in the second. As for the cordwainers, who may be numbered with this group, they …
Turners' Hall - Tymberhethe, Tymberhuth
A Dictionary of London
V. The Structure of the London Industry
The English Fur Trade in the Later Middle Ages
… organized the manufacture of the furs they sold. The cordwainers were allowed to employ up to eight men in their … 5 weavers 5 mercers 3 blacksmiths 3 brewers 3 merchants 2 cordwainers 2 butchers 2 tallowchandlers 2 fletchers 2 …
Variations between the editions of 1598 and 1603
A Survey of London
VI. Organization in the London Industry
The English Fur Trade in the Later Middle Ages
… equalled by the drapers, fishmongers, and mercers. The cordwainers paid 6. 13 s. 4 d. and the saddlers 5. 3 The …
VII. Fashions in Fur
The English Fur Trade in the Later Middle Ages
… Southwark: two skinners planned to rouse the tailors and cordwainers, another arranged to have boats in readiness, and …
Vine Street, Bishopsgate - Vyntre
A Dictionary of London
Displaying 1891 - 1900 of 1992