ALMONER- giver of charity to the needy
ANANUENSIS- secretary or stenographer
BLUESTOCKING- female writer
BONAFICE- innkeeper
BURGOMASTER- mayor
CHANDLER- candlemaker
CHIFFONIER- ragpicker
COLPORTEUR- peddler of books
COPPER- maker of barrels
CORDWAINER- shoemaker
COSTERMONGER- peddler of fruits/vegetables
CROWNER- coroner
CURRIER- worker of leather
DOCKER- stevedore
DOWSER- water finder
DUFFER- peddler
DRUDGE- menial laborer
DRUMMER- traveling salesman
FELL MONGER- removel of hair or wool from hides in leather making
FLETCHER- made bows and arrows
FULLER- cleaned and finished cloth
GAOLER- jailer
GLAZIER- window glassman
HACKER- maker of hoes
HAYMONGER- dealer in hay
HAYWARD- fence viewer
HATCHELER- combed or carded flax
HOOPER- made hoops for casks
HOSTLER OR OSTLER- horse groomer
HIGGLER- iterinant peddler
HILLIER- roof tiler
HIND- farm laborer
HOOKER- reaper
HOSTLER- cared for horses
HUCKSTER- sold small wares
HUSBANDMAN- farmer
JAGGER- fish peddler
JOINER- skilled carpenter
KEMPSTER- wool comber profession, a gentleman
LAVENDER- washer woman
LEECH OR SAWBONES- physician
LONGSHOREMAN- stevedore
LORMER- maker of horse gear
MALENDER- farmer
MALSTER- brewer
MANCIPLE- steward
MILLINER- maker of ladies' hats
MINTMAKER [MINTMASTER]- issuer of local currency
MONGER- dealer
MULE SKINNER- teamster
NEATHERED- cowherd
ORDINARY KEEPER- innkeeper
PERIGRINATOR- itinerant worker
PERUKER- wigmaker
PETTIFOGGER- shipter lawyer
PIGMAN- crockery dealer
PORTER- door or gatekeeper
PUMBUM- plumber
PUDDLER- wrought iron worker
QUARRIER- Quary worker
RATTLEWATCH- town watchman
RIGGER- hoist tackle worker
RIPPER- seller of fish
ROPER- maker of ropes or nets
SALTER- roofer
SAWYER- sawed timber into boards
SCRIVENER- notary public
SCRUTINEER- election judge
SHRIEVE- sheriff
SOLICITOR- city or county attorney
SORTOR- tailor
SPURRER- maker of spurs
SQUIRE [ESQUIRE]- practitioner of law
STUFF GOWNSMAN- junior barrister
TASKER- reaper
TEAMSTER- driver of horses
TIDE WAITER- customs inspector
TIPSTAFF- policeman
TOPPER- spinning mill worker
TUCKER- cleaner of cloth goods
VICTUALER- seller of food/drink
VULCAN- blacksmith
WHARFINGER- owner of wharf
WEBSTER- weaver-operated looms
WHITENING- streetsweeper
WHITSTER- bleacher of cloth
YEOMAN- farmer who owned land
