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Introduction
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… (1706), Shuckburgh (1761), Taylor (1774) and, possibly, Draper and the younger Payzant (1756). An earlier instance …
Introduction
London Bridge
… Robert Colbrook, ironmonger, 142132; Thomas Cooke senior, draper, 144057; Thomas Davy, tailor, 144960; Peter Alfold, …
Introduction
London Consistory Court Depositions
… meanings and social stigmas of the words. After Elizabeth Draper allegedly said to Elizabeth Holborne 'If I be a welshe …
Introduction chapter III: the language of the rolls
Two Early London Subsidy Rolls
… are, for instance, Armurer, Barber, Chandeler, Cordewaner, Draper, Gauger, Ioignur, Lorimer, Macun, Plomer, Tailur, …
Introduction chapter IV: names
Two Early London Subsidy Rolls
… Thonchelin Bish, Lionet, Raboc, Roger (valet of Marc le Draper) Dowg, Sire Bonruncyn, Ricard and Benoit compaingnuns … frequency come occupational surnames, like le Barber, le Draper; about 200 persons have such names. Here are included …
Introduction chapter V: the subsidies and the London population, 1, immigration into London
Two Early London Subsidy Rolls
… surnames derived from places in France. John Darmenters, 1 draper (Dowg). A "foreigner" (that is, not a freeman) in … citizen; doubtless of English birth. Matthew Darraz, draper (Dowg). A "foreigner" in 1275. With him was probably … was a son of John de Tolesan and grandson of John Tolesan, draper (dead in 1259); evidently English born. John de Vaus, …
Introduction chapter V: the subsidies and the London population, 2, tax-rolls and population
Two Early London Subsidy Rolls
Introduction chapter V: the subsidies and the London population, 3, wards and occupations
Two Early London Subsidy Rolls
… (7 or 8 inclusive of two cornmeters), 5 woolmongers, one draper (and woolmonger), one linen-draper, 2 merchants, one woodmonger. Bridge in 1292 was the … can be identified. Other merchants were few; one draper, one haymonger, one skinner, one ironmonger have been …
Introduction chapter VI: assessments, 2, assessments in the subsidy of 1292
Two Early London Subsidy Rolls
… 44 f.), Robert and Stephen de Prestone (Dowg 29), Marc le Draper and Roger his valet (Dowg 84). The amounts range from … de Storteford and Thomas Romeyn (both Cordw), one a draper, Thomas de Basing (Dowg), one a corder, Luke de … (Sabine wife of Philip le Tailur, Vi). William de Lewes, draper (Bridge) had a tax of 4 m., Stephen Hauteyn, mercer …
Introduction chapter VI: assessments, 3, assessments in the subsidy of 1319
Two Early London Subsidy Rolls
… 92). Two taxpayers were assessed at 40 marks, Thomas Cok, draper (Dowg), and William de Leyre, pepperer (CripI). The … 1292. Three had an assessment of 20, Simon de Swanlonde, draper (Dowg), John de Wengraue (BroadSt) and Robert de … Seven persons had a tax of 10: Richard de Gloucestre, draper (Cornh), Hamo Godchep, mercer (Langb), Simon Corp, …
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