Name | Term description |
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NameWool-merchant |
Term description One who deals in wool |
NameWool-stapler |
Term description A person who weighs wool for market, a dealer in wool |
NameWorkman |
Term description Labourer |
NameWorkman at the coalheughs |
Term description Collier or labourer at a coal mine |
NameWorset-maker |
Term description Worsted (woollen cloth) maker |
NameWorset-man |
Term description Worsted (woollen cloth) dealer |
NameWorset-seller |
Term description Worsted (woollen cloth) dealer |
NameWowman |
Term description One who deals in wool |
NameWricht |
Term description Craftsman |
NameWright/wrigth |
Term description Craftsman, carpenter |
NameWriter |
Term description Lawyer, notary |
NameWriting master/writing-master |
Term description One who teaches writing or writes out documents for others |
NameWriting-master |
Term description One who teaches writing or writes out documents for others |
NameWS (Writer to the Signet) |
Term description Lawyer, notary |
NameW |
Term description Will |
NameW |
Term description Widow |
NameWID |
Term description Widow |
NameWHOUSE |
Term description Warehouse |
NameWS |
Term description Writer to the Signet - an early and traditional name for a solicitor |
NameWSHOP |
Term description Workshop |
NameWarrandice |
Term description An undertaking, usually in the form of a 'clause of warrandice' in a grant, whereby the person making the grant promised to maintain and support the grantee in the property or right granted him, against all challenges made to his right or impediments concerning it which might arise after the grant was made. 'Real warrandice' was an undertaking that if the grantee were to lose his right to what had been granted, then the granted would grant him something else of equal value. |
NameWrit |
Term description A legal document or writing |
NameWater in the heid |
Term description Hydrocephalus |
NameWater on the chest |
Term description Pleurisy or pleural effusion |