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A Dictionary of London
… mention : O.S. 1875. Brandreeslane Robert You or Youn, fishmonger, gave in 1321 a house in the parish of St. Botolph …
A History of the County of Berkshire
A Survey of London
… in height, and now are called Fishstreete. Walter Turke Fishmonger, Mayor 1349. had two shops in old Fishstreete, … there, 1419. Roger Forde Vintoner, 1440. Thomas Barnwell Fishmonger, one of the shiriffes, 1434; Sir Iohn Hawlen … Chirurgian to King Henry the eight, 1530: Raph Simonds Fishmonger, one of the Shiriffes, in the yeare 1527. Thomas …
London Bridge
… afterwards of John Percy, and now of Henry Jurdan, fishmonger. [right margin:] 9 19s. 304. [f. 26v] Item for 3s. … of William Sadiller, afterwards of Robert Pellican, fishmonger. Item for 10s. received from the Chamber of the … sometime of Agnes Lucas and afterwards of John Levynge, fishmonger, because the said tenement stands vacant and no …
London Bridge
… Nynes, Hawkyns, draper, Ralph A Lathum, [Richard] Gough, fishmonger, with other divers commoners avenyng the Bridge …
London Bridge
… a smith for a piece of old timber, 12d. Of Thomas Doughty, fishmonger, for 17 ft. of oak timber, 2s. 4d. Of John … Of a tenement in the parish of St Magnus which John Turk, fishmonger, now holds, 25s. Total 73s. 4d. 465. Vacations of … for a dozen cotton candles, 15d. To John Hacker of London, fishmonger, for 18 lb. of Polish [ pollen] wax for the lights …