Held at: | Private Collection |
Reference: | RS_0011 |
Source: | Private Research |
Title: | Trades & Professions: Cordwainer |
Place name: | Ewyas Lacy |
Date: | 1700’s 1800’s |
Description:
[?] Longtown | 1841 | James Farr |
Clodock | 1733 | James Prichard |
Clodock | 1767 | William Powell |
Clodock | 1838 | John Williams junior |
Clodock | 1838 | John Geary |
Cwmyoy | 1830 | Thomas Davies |
Llanveynoe | 1805 | John Prichard |
Longtown | 1813 | David Smith |
Michaelchurch Escley | 1758 | Thomas Jones |
St Margarets | 1732 | James Christopher |
Observations:
References have been extracted from external sources as well as material on this website. For the latter, use the site search engine for references to original documents.
Strictly speaking Cordwainers were workers making high quality shoes and other items from fine Cordovan [Spanish] style leather, though the title came to be applied to shoemakers in general. See also ‘shoemakers’ in the search engine.
Ref: rs_ewy_0312