Report: individuals: events: occuring occupations ordered on frequency

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# Occupation total
101 He was master of the Goodfellow. He transported many immigrants from Ireland to America. 
102 heating and oil sales 
103 Heavy moving and stonework 
104 Henry II's justiciar 
105 Housebuilder 
106 Housekeeper 
107 Husbandsman 
108 Husbandsman and Farmer 
109 Indentured servant for Guillame Feniou 
110 Innholder, Vinter and Farmer 
111 Innkeeper and house builder 
112 Innkeeper and proprietor of "The Ship's Tavern" 
113 Innkeeper of the Cheval Blanc 
114 Innkeeper/Tavern Keeper 
115 insurance agent 
116 insurance salesman 
117 Internal Revenue Agent 
118 iron foundry 
119 iron machinest 
120 John Severance was first recorded in plantation records as a planter in 1637 and later as a Tavern Keeper, Vintner and Victualar. 
121 Journalier 
122 Justice of the Peace 
123 Kidder Press, Iron Molder 
124 Launderer 
125 librarian 
126 Linen Draper 
127 Linen weaver 
128 Locksmith 
129 lumber dealer 
130 Machinist 
131 machinist at the navy yard 
132 mail carrier 
133 Malster (maker of malt) 
134 Mariner on the ship Moone 
135 Mason 
136 Master locksmith 
137 Master mason 
138 Master Tailor 
139 Medical doctor. He entered the propfession of medicine against the wishes of his father who wanted him to be a minister. 
140 Medical Lab Technician 
141 Merchant-Baker 
142 Militiaman 
143 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. 
144 Minister and Teaching Elder 
145 Ministry 
146 Mistress of a tavern in Portsmouth 
147 Morroco-Dresser (tanned and softened morocco leather) 
148 Music Teacher 
149 Nun at Dartford Priory, Kent 
150 On the crew list for the ship "Sami Wright" shipping out of Salem and Beverly 


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