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Can anyone tell me what a sergeweaver means
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Maria | Report | 23 Aug 2006 15:52 |
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Hello Ann Thankyou again for your ideas and suggestions. I will follow that up. Best wishes Ella |
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Maria | Report | 23 Aug 2006 15:35 |
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Hello Christine Thanks again for your ideas's, His granddad was a wealthy merchant, I had thought maybe it was to do with the Cloth industry, when you and Ann enlightened me on the meaning of a Sergeweaver. ( although I have no Idea what kind of Merchant) I will keep your ideas in my notes. Thanks again Ella |
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Maria | Report | 23 Aug 2006 15:23 |
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Thanyou Anne and Christine for your replys. Now that just leaves me wondering why this chap's father a wealthy Goldsmith wanted his son to learn this trade. !!!!! Thanks again Ella |
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Maria | Report | 23 Aug 2006 15:14 |
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Hi all In a 1689 Will one of the son's is to educated and then ( and I think it say's in the Ministry) and trade of a sergeweaver I have tried Googling for the meaning of a Sergeweaver, but it comes up with everthing but the actual meaning. Can anyone please tell me what trade it is? Best wishes Ella |
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