Report: individuals: events: occupations without names (including frequency)

         Description: Personen, beroepen zonder de naam van de persoon maar met de frequentie, geordend naar het beroep


Matches 101 to 150 of 227

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# Occupation total
101 Kidder Press, Iron Molder 
102 Knight 
103 Laborer 
104 Launderer 
105 Lawyer 
106 librarian 
107 Linen Draper 
108 Linen weaver 
109 Locksmith 
110 lumber dealer 
111 Machinist 
112 machinist at the navy yard 
113 mail carrier 
114 Malster (maker of malt) 
115 Mariner 
116 Mariner on the ship Moone 
117 Mason 
118 Master Carpenter 
119 Master carriage maker 
120 Master locksmith 
121 Master mason 
122 Master Surgeon 
123 Master Tailor 
124 Medical doctor. He entered the propfession of medicine against the wishes of his father who wanted him to be a minister. 
125 Medical Lab Technician 
126 Merchant 
127 Merchant-Baker 
128 Militiaman 
129 Mill owner: By 1641 Edward Littlefield established a permanent home, sawmill and gristmill at the site of the Webhannet River Falls. Reverend John Wheelright soon followed and in 1642 established a church and a small settlement. 
130 Minister 
131 Minister and Teaching Elder 
132 Ministry 
133 Mistress of a tavern in Portsmouth 
134 Morroco-Dresser (tanned and softened morocco leather) 
135 Music Teacher 
136 musician 
137 Nun at Dartford Priory, Kent 
138 On the crew list for the ship "Sami Wright" shipping out of Salem and Beverly 
139 Operated a cabaret (neighborhood bar) in the Grand Rue in the Grandes Boucheries section of La Rochelle 
140 Ordained as a minister. He served for the next 65 years. 
141 Original proprietor of Tuttle’s Farm in Dover 
142 Owned a sawmill 
143 Owner of Kenmore Restaurant in Somersworth, NH 
144 Page for William, Lord Compton (later Earl of Northampton 
145 Pastry chef and cook 
146 Peddler (as stated in son's birth record) 
147 Photographer 
148 Planter 
149 Planter & Turner (lathe operator) 
150 planter, lumberman, and tavernkeeper 


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