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Offline BronwenS

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Re: Occupation
« Reply #9 on: Tuesday 25 September 18 07:23 BST (UK) »
Many thanks - it makes a lot of sense I must say.

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Re: Occupation
« Reply #10 on: Tuesday 25 September 18 10:37 BST (UK) »
So Clara's dad, the Calico Printer, was probably teaching his daughter the trade. :)
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Convicts: COSIER (1791); LEADBEATER (1791); SINGLETON (& PARKINSON) (1792); STROUD (1793); BARNES (aka SYDNEY) (1800); DAVIS (1804); CLARK (1806); TYLER (1810); COWEN (1818); ADAMS[ON] (1821); SMITH (1827); WHYBURN (1827); HARBORNE (1828).
Commoners: DOUGAN (1844); FORD (1849); JOHNSTON (1850); BEATTIE (& LONG) (1856); BRICKLEY (1883).
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Re: Occupation
« Reply #11 on: Tuesday 25 September 18 10:45 BST (UK) »
Indeed and Amos the son.

cheers Bronwen
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Re: Occupation
« Reply #12 on: Tuesday 25 September 18 11:59 BST (UK) »
From the OED, the definition of “teerer”:
1895   Oracle Encycl. I. 585/2   For each [calico-] printer an attendant or ‘teerer’ was required—a boy whose duty was to spread evenly the colour on a prepared smooth cloth surface, on to which the printer dipped his block.

1899   R. Wallace Country Schoolmaster ix. 354   Teerer, a boy or girl employed to teer..the colour-sieve stretched..on a frame at printworks.

Steve

TEERER it is.  (Sorry, teezer - you are binned).  I've learned a new word today - yippee!  :) :)

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Re: Occupation
« Reply #13 on: Tuesday 25 September 18 13:11 BST (UK) »
From "The Dictionary of Occupational Terms"
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