Chapter XXXVI: Appendix: II

TRADES OF LONDON

Advocate
Alewyfe
Amailler
Apothecary
Arbalester
Armourer
Attorney
Aunseremaker
Auribatour

Bailiff
Baker (White)
Baker (Brown)
Bakster
Ballere
Barber
Barber Surgeon
Batour
Bedemaker
Belyeter
Bell founder
Blacksmith
Blader
Bladesmith
Bokbyndere
Bokesmith
Bokseller
Boucher
Bottle maker
Bowstring maker
Bowyer
Bracerer
Bracegirdler
Braeler
Brasier
Bredemaker
Bredemongstere
Brewer
Brewster
Brewyfe
Bricklayer
Brochere
Brochure
Broderef
Broker
Buckeler
Bokelsmith
Bucklemaker
Bugirdler
Burler
Bureller
Burser
Byrser
Buscher
Butcher

Calender
Callere
Camiser
Candlemaker
Capletmonger
Cap maker
Capper
Cardmaker
Carman
Carpenter or Charpenter
Carter
Ceiler
Ceynturer or Ceinturer
Chalicer
Chaloner
Chandler or Chaundeler
Chapeler
Chaplain
Chapletmaker
Chaucer
Cheesemonger
Chevaler
Cheverelmonger
Cirger
Clerk
Clockmaker
Clothpacker
Clothworker
Coal meter
Cobbler
Coffrer
Coller
Combmaker
Cook
Cooper
Coppersmith
Corder
Cordwayner
Corndealer
Cornmeter
Cornmonger
Cossoun
Cossour
Cotiler
Counter
Coupere
Coureour
Coureter
Courser (horsedealer)
Courthandwriter
Courtman
Cower
Craneman
Currier
Cutler
Cuver

Dauber
Diegher (Dyer)
Dinanter
Disshere
Distiller
Draper
Drawer

Embroiderer
Essoiner
Essorner

Factor
Falconer
Fannere
Farrier
Fauconer
Felmonger
Felt maker
Ferrour
Fethermonger
Feyner
Filehewer
Filemaker
Fisherman
(Fresh or Stock)
Pessoner
Flaoner
Flauner
Flaxwyf
Fletcher
Flourman
Forcer
Founder
Forbour
Frameknitter
Fripperer or Philiper
Frobour
Fruter or Fruiterer
Fuller
Furbisher
Furmager
Furrier
Fuster
Fuyster
Fyner

Gardener
Garlickmonger
Gaunter
Gelder
Gilder
Gildstrer
Giltstere
Girdler
Glassmaker
Glasswryghte
Glazier
Glover or Gaunter
Goldbeater
Orbatur
Goldsmyth
Goldwin
Gorguarius or Gorgiarius(?)
Groceresman
Grocer
Grossarius
Gunsmith

Haberdasher
Hackneyman
Hakenay man
Hagemaker
Halterere
Hanaper maker
Hatband maker
Hatter
Haymonger
Heaumur
Healmer
Herberger
Horner
Horsmonger
Horsedealer
Hosier
Hosteler
Hunter
Hurer

Imagour
Inholder
Ironmonger

Jeweller
Joiner

Kachepol
Kalendrer
Kempster
Keysmith
Kissere
Knyfsmyth

Lacer
Lainer
Latoner
Latter
Lathere
Lavender
Leatherseller
Leathermonger
Le Lenter
Limner
Locksmith
Lockyer
Loder
Lorimer
Loriner
Lynwever

Maceler
Macerer
Maderman (seller of madder)
Makmaker
Male maker
Manciple
Marbiler
Marbrer
Mariner
Marshall
Mason
Mastertawyer
Matritawyer
Mazeliner
Maceler
Mazerer
Meriner or Mazelyner
Meguser
Melker
Melmaker
Melmonger
Melter
Menager
Meneter, Minter, or Moneyer
Mercer
Merchant
Middesman
Miller
Milliner
Minstrel
Minter
Miroover
Mirorer
Moneyer or Minter
Mustarder

Nailer
Nayler
Needlemaker
Netmaker
Notary

Oilmonger
Orbatur or Orbatter
Otemonger
Oyler
Oynter
Oystermonger

Painter
Paneter
Panyere
Parcheminer
Parish clerk
Parmenter
Pastimaker
Paternostrer
Patten maker
Paumer
Paviour or Pavour
Pedlar
Peintour
Pilliper or Peliper
Pelterer
Pepperer
Perler
Pesour
Pessoner (see Fishmonger)
Pestour
Peverer
Pewterer
Physician
Pilliper
Pinner
Plainer
Plaisterer
Pleader
Plumber
Plumer or Plomer
Porter
Portrayer
Potter
Potyer
Pouchmaker
Poulterer
Purser
Pye baker
Pypere
Pytmaker, _i.e._ gravedigger

Quiltere
Quiltmaker

Raker
Reeve
Retunder
Roper

Saddler
Saker or Sakker
Salter
Sauner (salt dealer)
Sauser
Sautreour (player on the psaltery)
Sawyer
Scavenger
Scryvener
Seal maker
Seler, Seller
Selmaker
Serjeant or Sergeant
Setter
Shearman
Sheather
Shipwright
Shoemaker
Silkman
Silkwyfe
Silk thrower
Skinner
Skirmisor (fencing master)
Slatere
Smith
Soap maker
Soper
Spectacle maker
Spicer
Spirrier
Esperonner
Sporier
Spurrier
Spitmaker
Squyler
Stationer
Stock-fishmonger
Street sweeper
Stringer
Strumyler
Sumenour
Surgeon
Symphanur

Tabler
Tableter
Tabourer
Tailor, Taylor, Taillur
Talgh chandler (tallow)
Tanner
Tapicer
Taverner
Tawyer
Text letter writer
Teynturer
Thread woman
Tiller
Tiler
Timbermonger
Tinner
Tinplate worker
Tolysour
Torte baker
Trinkerman
Trompour
Trumper
Trussing coffrer
Turner
Tyghelere
Tuler
Tiler
Tyrtainer

Upholder
Upholsterer

Venus
Vintner
Violer

Walker
Waterlader
Waterman
Wayder
Wayte
Waxchandler
Weaver, Webbe
Webster
Wheelwright
Whetstone maker
Whitetawyer
Woodmonger
Woolman
Woolmonger
Woolpakkere
Wympler
Wyndere
Wyndrawere

Ymage maker
Ymaiour or Imaiour

Some of these trades are obscure. The following notes will perhaps be useful.

Ancermaker = maker of balances
Arbalester = “balesterius,” crossbowman
Batur = beater of cloth
Bleter = blader, _i.e._ cornmonger
Bokeler, Bukeler = maker of buckles
Braeler = maker of braels or braces
Brasur = Brewer
Brigirdler = bracegirdler
Brochere = spitmaker
Bureller = worker in _burel_, coarse cloth
Calenderer = one who “calenders” or presses cloth
Callere = maker of “calls” or coifs
Ceinturer = girdler
Chaloner = maker of chalons for coverlets and blankets
Chapeler = maker of caps
Chaucer = shoemaker
Cirger = wax chandler
Cossun = corsour, horsedealer
Coureter = probably = corretarius, correctarius, broker
Courier = currier
Dinanter = maker of brass vessels known as dinanterie, from Dinan
Flauner = maker of flauns—light cakes
Forbour = furbisher of armour
Fuster = maker of saddle-wood work
Hurer = maker of hures, shaggy fur caps
Kissire = cuissier, maker of cusher or armour for the hips
Orbatur = goldbeater
Pasteler = pastry-cook
Peleter = pelterer or skinner
Pesour = weigher
Pessoner = fishmonger
Peverer = pepperer
Pheleper = fripperer
Poleter = poulterer
Retunder = shearman or shearer of cloth
Sakker = sackmaker
Seller = saddler
Seltere = arrowmaker, O.F. sete = an arrow
Sporier = maker of spurs
Tableter = maker of tablets, or carver of marble tables
Tabourer = maker of tabours or small drums
Tuler = tiler
Violer = player on the viol.