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A History of the County of Hampshire
… s. 8 d. 70 The earliest trade gilds of Winchester were the fullers' and weavers' gilds, suggesting, as the fact was, … Rolls of the early years of the reign of Henry II both fullers and weavers rendered 6 pro gilda sua quite separately … 1 mark of gold pro gilda sua. From that time, while the fullers continued to pay 6, the weavers paid their 2 marks of …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… reign of his youngest son we hear 3 of a fine paid by the fullers of Winchester 'ni disfaciant utlagos.' From …
A History of the County of Oxford
… and 17th centuries many leading clothiers, woolmen, and fullers were sheep farmers on a significant scale: many held …
A History of the County of Oxford
… Box built a new fulling mill in Hailey. 27 Other leading fullers or clothiers acquired mills in surrounding villages: … manufacture: clothiers, weavers, and finishers including fullers, tuckers, shearers, and dyers. By the mid 16th … put it out to cottage spinners, placed woven cloth with fullers and finishers, and usually marketed the finished …
A History of the County of Oxford
… 57 Surnames suggest the presence in the town of weavers, fullers, quilters, nappers, and dyers, 58 and similar names … on the road between Witney and Godstow. 64 Both dyers and fullers were recorded in the early 15th century, a dyer in …