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BRICKSETTER??
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Julie | Report | 27 Nov 2004 17:00 |
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Hi there, Just thought I would let you know, William is absolutely right in his guess! The only reason I know, is because that is the job my father has had for the past 35 years!!! Regards and good luck! Julie |
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Pat | Report | 27 Nov 2004 14:38 |
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I agree with that William, I have a couple but there down as brick makers, so it could be just another name for Brickmaker?. Pat x |
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Geoff | Report | 27 Nov 2004 14:38 |
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One or two mentions via Google - it seems to be another name for a bricklayer. |
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William | Report | 27 Nov 2004 13:59 |
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I would imajine that a Bricksetter loaded the Clay etc into moulds, whereafter they were quite literally baked in the kilns. Regards William Russell Jones Cefn Mawr Wrexham. |
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Battenburg | Report | 27 Nov 2004 13:29 |
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nothing listed on Old Occupations |
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Nantwich | Report | 27 Nov 2004 12:04 |
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Hi all Many of my ancestors worked in the brick making industry, have some listed as kiln operator etc Does anyone know what a bricksetter would do?? Thanks Sarah |
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