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Parish Fraternity Register
… Geoffrey Sprotburgh, parchment maker Richard Emmesley, saddler 14467 Thomas Smyth, brewer M 2 Richard Emmesley, saddler W John Walpole, brewer W 1447 John Joye, brewer M Richard Emmesley, saddler W John Walpole, brewer W 1449 John Byrom M (Jan.) …
Two Early London Subsidy Rolls
… Seler, seller, celler, OF selier, seller, Lat sellarius 'saddler' is very common in the Subsidies, and probably the surname Sel( l) er generally means 'the saddler'. But in two certain cases Sel( l) er represents OF …
A History of the County of Somerset
… a broom maker, a builder employing eight men, and a saddler with two journeymen. 2 A glover and a sieve maker were recorded in 1861 and a saddler and sack contractor in 1866. 3 In 1871 there were at …
A History of the County of Sussex
… there were a bricklayer in 1874, a carrier in 1905, a saddler in 1907, and a cycle repairer in 1909; a physician … sites for advertisement; they included a farm supplier, a saddler, a hardware and garden stores, a cabinet maker, and a …
A History of the County of Oxford
… grocer, butcher, and baker, and at Cote a hurdlemaker and saddler. 67 In 1991 Aston retained a general store, post …
Dictionary of English Furniture Makers 1660-1840
… Bye St, Hereford, cm and u (183540). [D] Beaver, George, Saddler St, Wells, Som., cm and u (1839). [D] Beavit(t), … RO, index of burgesses] Brompton, John, Ludlow, Salop, saddler and u (1714). Took app. named Howton in 1714. [S of …
A History of the County of London
… and of Cromwell in turn. According to her, the king's saddler had offered 200 marks to secure the appointment of …