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Calendar of letter-books of the city of London
… his maintaining and instructing William, son of Martin le Tawyer, deceased, for a term of twelve years, viz., Peter de …
Calendar of letter-books of the city of London
… Now known as Great Samford, Sampford, or Sandford. White tawyer. See note supra, p. 51. Maker of whetstones. He was …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward I
… Tawton, South, Suthtauton [co. Devon], church of, 285. Tawyer, Adam le, 39. Taxation and taxes, eighth, 307. , tenth …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Tarvin, Cheshire Taverns, Licenser of, see Abel, Wm. Tawyer, Thos. Taylor, Deputy, examination of John employed by …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… Tattershall Castle Taunton Castle garrison in governor of Tawyer or Tyer, Laurence Taxes, see Assessments. Taxtiaim, … regiment of Cornet Tyballs, Rich. Tyer, Laurence, see Tawyer. Tyldsley, Sir Thos. Tyler, Wm. Tynemouth garrison …
The English Fur Trade in the Later Middle Ages
… iii, p. 190; 4. see budge. Taw, tew, tawiare, mollio, tawyer: to dress or one who dresses skins. Tendeling: a …
The English Fur Trade in the Later Middle Ages
… K.R.A.V. 405/14, f. 14. 6 s. of this probably went to the tawyer as this was the figure agreed on between the two crafts in 1365 and being paid to a tawyer in 14223: Lambert, p. 43; K.R.A.V. 407/13. Very rarely …
The English Fur Trade in the Later Middle Ages
… the agreement were to be fixed by three skinners and one tawyer. 2 Trading in skins and 'other things belonging to … wealthy industrialist behind the attempt in 1304 to stop a tawyer from selling dressed skins. 3 But while Edward I's …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… paper-mill; quarries; sugar beet factories; tanning; white-tawyer infangthief, 12, 144, 185, 208, 234, 247 Ingaldsthorp: … Whitehead: A. N., 200 Alice, see Child Thos., 217 white-tawyer, 152 Whitmore, Ric., 30 Whittet: Peter, 100 Wm., 100 …