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Dictionary of English Furniture Makers 1660-1840
… Salisbury married Mrs Mary Larkworthy, widow of a linen draper and daughter of Capt. Scott of Lympstone, Devon. In … Son of William Sanders of Chertsey, Surrey, linen draper. App. to Gawn Shotter on 1 July 1789 and free of the … London, upholder (1698 c.1745). App. to Henry Gage, draper, and free of the Upholders Co. by servitude, 24 …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… Drapers 16601837 Under James II, at least, the woolen draper was chosen by the master of the great wardrobe who … 5 Apr. Pearse, B. 1820 5 Apr. Gilpin, W., jun. (and Linen Draper) 1820 5 Apr. Twinch, S. (and Linen Draper) 1820 5 Apr. Francis, T. (and Linen Draper) 1820 5 …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… was used early in the 15th century: D. & C. Sar. Act Bk. Draper, f. 10. Ch. Com. no. 136777, f. 36. Ibid. no. 136776, …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… cottons, and yard-wide fancy cloths. 4 In 1786 a Salisbury draper, Thomas Ogden, was appointed draper to the king. The French Revolutionary and Napoleonic …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… in various ways. Such a man was Richard Gage, clothman or draper, city reeve in 1413, 32 who had houses in Pot Row and … the city to be disposed of by Thomas Wyly, another leading draper, and bequeathed money later used in constructing bars … by the number of Salisbury men like Richard Spencer, draper, mayor of Salisbury in 1396, who had property in …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… research. John Bitterlegh affords an example. He was a draper with business connexions in Devon and London, 18 who …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… a miller, a saddler, a butcher, an umbrella maker, a draper, a tailor, a painter, a cornfactor, a music seller, a …