GLOSSARY OF OCCUPATIONS (Date unknown) Aquarius (Ewer) -- Waterman Aurifaber -- Goldsmith Avenator (Plantifene) -- Hay and Forage Merchant Barker -- Tanner Baxter -- Baker Belhoste -- Tavern keeper Belleyetere -- Bellfounder Bever -- Beverage maker Blockmaker -- One who crafted pulleys Bowyer -- Bowmaker Brasiler -- Dyer Burneman -- Carrier of barm or water for brewers Cancellarius -- Chancellor Cardmaker -- Maker of cards or instruments for combing wool Carnifex -- Butcher Carpentarius -- Carpenter Castor -- Hat maker Chaloner -- Dealer in shalloon, a material made in Chƒlons. Chapman -- Merchant Chirugion -- Apothecary or Surgeon Cissor -- Tailor Clericus -- Clerk Cocus (Keu) -- Cook Combere -- Woolcomber Corvisor (Cordewanarius, Cordwainer) -- Shoemaker, originally a worker in Cordovan leather Cotiler -- Cutler Cuhreur (Cunreur) -- Currier Cuper -- Cooper; a barrel maker Dexter -- Dyer Dubbere -- Cloth dubber, i.e., one who raises the nap of cloth Dudder -- Probably a maker of coarse cloaks Daunsel -- Gentleman in waiting, groom or squire Dysshere -- Probably a ditcher, or in some cases a disher Elymaker -- Oilmaker Faber -- Smith Felmonger -- Hide dealer forges Ferur (Ferator) -- Farrier or blacksmith Fisher (Fishdryver) -- Victualler Flauner -- Confectioner Fleshewer -- Butcher Fletcher -- Arrowmaker Forestarius -- Forester Frereman -- Servant of the Friars Fuller -- One who trampled cloth See also Walker Furber (Furbour) -- Furbisher of armor Furner -- Baker Garcifer (Garcio) -- Groom, attendant Garlekmonger -- Dealer in garlic Glassewryght -- Maker and mender of glassware Gynour -- Engineer Hamberghmaker (Hamberow) -- Horse collar maker Harper -- Musician (?). Hetheleder -- Provider of heather for fuel Hosteler -- Innkeeper Husbandman -- Tenant farmer Kepegest -- Innkeeper Latouner -- Worker in latten, a metal resembling brass Limner -- Draughtsman or Artist Lokeer -- Locksmith Lorimer -- Bridlemaker Macun -- Mason Marescallus -- Marshall Medicus -- Leech, Doctor Mercator -- Merchant Molendinarius -- (Muner) -- Miller Mustarder -- Grower and grinder of mustard Nailor -- Nail maker Nedder -- Needle-maker Palmer -- A Pilgrim, one who had been, or pretended to have been, to the Holy Land Paneler -- Saddler Pannarius -- Clothier and Draper Pannebeter -- Pan-hammerer, or perhaps cloth driver Pardoner -- One licensed to sell Papal Indulgences Parmentor -- Probably a parchment maker, or tailor Parcheminer -- Parchment maker Pattenmaker -- Maker of iron-rimmed patterns for footwear Pelliparius (Peltarius) -- Skinner Perukemaker -- Wigmaker Pictor -- Painter Pinder -- Keeper of the Pound or Pinfold Piscarius -- Fishmonger Piscator -- Fisherman Pistor -- Miller or Baker Plantifene (see Avernator) Plomer -- Plumber Pynner -- Pin-maker Roper -- Ropemaker Rotarius -- Wheelwright Safernman -- Grower of Saffron Samitere (Samite) -- Maker of a kind of heavy silk Sauntere -- Probably Salt maker Sausere -- Salter Seinter -- Girdlemaker Seler (Sellarius) -- Sadder Sempster -- Seamstress Serviens -- Sergeant Servus -- Servant Sherman (Shearman) -- One who raised the surface of woolen cloth and then sheared it to a smooth surface Shether -- (See Vaginarius) Sifker -- Sievemaker Silkmaker spinster -- Female spinner Silkmaker throster -- Male spinner Simpler -- Agriculturist that we would call herbalist today Sissor (Cissor) -- Tailor Sleymaker -- Maker of instruments to part threads in weaving Soper -- Soapmaker Spittleman -- Hospital Attendant Spicer -- Grocer Spurrier -- Spurmaker Stabler -- Ostler Stasyon (Stawsun) -- Probably a Stationer Sugarer -- Dealer in sugar (Grocer ?) Sumner -- Summoner or Apparitor Sutor -- Shoemaker or cobbler Swordcutter -- Smith who fashioned swords Tabernarius -- Taverner, Innkeeper Tannator -- Tanner Teinter -- Dyer Textor -- Weaver Tinctor -- Dyer or possibly a painter Upholder -- Upholsterer; also a cheapjack and seller of secondhand goods Vaginarius, Sheather -- Scabbard maker Venator (Venur) -- Huntsman Vineroon -- Wine grower Vintner -- Wine Merchant Walker (Same as Fuller) -- Cloth trampler or cleaner Webster -- Weaver Whitesmith -- Tinsmith; or one who finishes & polishes after the Smith Whittawer -- Preparer of white leather Yeoman -- Freehold farmer