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The Ledger Book of Vale Royal Abbey
… the said time, 4 s. 6 d. Item, paid to John de Foresta, cutter, for his wages for the said 4 weeks, 4 s., 2 d. r' [? …
A History of the County of Somerset
… 1 Ashcott parish 1838 The turbary on Ashcott Heath A turf cutter's cob house on Ashcott Heath c. 1910 Ashcott is a …
Dictionary of English Furniture Makers 1660-1840
… Durham, joiner and cm (182734). [D] Bell, Thomas, Stone Cutter's St, parish of St Bride, London, cm (1729). Took out … Thomas, York, cm (1828). Son of Joseph Benson, glass cutter; app. to William Wilson, Sarah Carlton, Job Clarke and …
A History of the County of Somerset: Volume 10
… cottages built on its eastern verge. 2 John Cannon, stone cutter, may have built c. 1840 part of the terrace, then …
A History of the County of Oxford
… of machines of his own invention: a hay- and straw-cutter (patented 1815), a fat-cutter for use in making soap and candles (1821), and his greatest success, a turnip-cutter (1834; improvements patented 1837, 1838). 358 A …
The Environs of London
… of them. Enquire farther of Mr. Edward Marshall, a stone cutter, living in Fetter-lane." Mercurius Politicus, May 5, …
Survey of London
… engravers, one a bookbinder and one a bookbinder's tool cutter. When the Peabody Buildings were erected in 18801 the …
A History of the County of Oxford
… carpenters, butchers, and carriers. There was a glove cutter in 1851, and in the later 19th century a few …