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The English Fur Trade in the Later Middle Ages
… bedding. The medieval English equivalent was upholder, not fripperer (Fr. frippier) which was more generally used from …
Calendar of wills proved and enrolled in the Court of Husting
… 226 Emma, daughter of, 226, 288 Bordeslee, Bartholomew de, fripperer, 525 Geoffrey, father of, 526 Bordeslee, … Thomas de, nephew of Thomas Box, 149 Brendewod, John, fripperer, 537 Alice, wife of, 537 Bret, Agnes la, 217 … Nicholas de, 418 Katherine, wife of, 418 Thomas de, fripperer, 88 Thomas, son of, 88 Thomas, son of Thomas de, …
Calendar of wills proved and enrolled in the Court of Husting
… William de, 91 Rothing, Matilda de, 243 Robert de, fripperer, 444 Isabella, niece of, 444 Leticia, sister of, … de, merchant, 595 Alice, wife of, 595 Rothyngge, Hugh de, fripperer, 444 Rothyngges, Leticia de, sister of Geoffrey … "colmetere," 410 Swerdeston, Roger de, 607 Swift, Philip, fripperer, 472 Alice, mother of, 472 Juliana, daughter of, …
Calendar of letter-books of the city of London
… 28 - John le, 267 "Peytou" (Poitou), 86 Pheliper, Feliper (Fripperer), Godwin le, 137, 145, 176 - - John Albon, son of, … (dyer), 79, 277 See also "teynturer." feliper, pheliper (fripperer, a dealer in second-hand clothes, &c.), 78, 137, …