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T Tabletter: Berkshire. Johannes le Tabletter. OED seems not to have. [3] rcp 03/12 Tapicer: Yorkshire. Johannes le Tapicer. OED has earliest 1405. [4] rcp 11/12 Tapster: Norfolk. Mabillam de Rudham tapstere. OED has only earlyier in 1000. [5] rcp 03/12 Tapyser: 1342. London. Johanni de London tapyser. OED has earliest 1405. [6]. London. 1359. Willelmus de Glodeseye tapicer. [7] rcp Taskere: 1307. Northamptonshire. Adam le Tasker of Croulton [8] SB; 1342. Oxfordshire. Adam le Tasker de Chaumcumbe. [9]. 1344. Oxfordshire. Petrus le Taskere of churche. OED has earliest sixteenth century. [10] rcp 03/12 Teyghler: 1343. Hampshire. Robertum filium Gilberti de Odyham tighler. [11]. 1345. Lincolnshire. Johannem de Byrle de Sancto Botolpho teyghler. OED has only earlier example in 1300. [12] rcp 03/12 Teynturer: 1307. Huntingdonshire. John le Teynturer; Richard le Teynturer[13] SB; 1314 Norfolk. Richard le Teynturer [14]; Reginald le Teynterrer of Bloxham [15] SJ; 1315. Norfolk. Gervase de Lecheryngsete teynturer [16] SB; 1320. Huntingdonshire. Master William le Teynturer; John, son of Peter le Teynturer. Not in OED. [17] Thakker: 1344. Nottinghamshire. Thomam le Thakker. OED has earliest 1450. [18] rcp Thetcher: 1330 Sussex. Richard le Thethere, Robert le Thethere [19] 1342. Somerset. Thomam le Thetchere. [20]. 1354. Kent. William Bruggeman, thetcher. OED has earliest c. 1450. [21] SB 07/11 Threle: 1342. Sussex. Willelmus le Threle. [22] rcp 11/12 Threshere: 1344. Kent. cum Thoma le Threshere. OED has 1380. [23] rcp 03/12; 1361. Cambridgeshire. Johannem Cokke thresher. [24] rcp 03/13 Thwitel: 1346. Lincolnshire. de quodam cultello vocato thwytel precii duorum denariorum. [25]. 1348. Yorkshire/Staffordshire. Extraxit quendam cultellum vocatum thwitel. OED has only earlier usage in 1326. [26] rcp Tilemaker: 1368. London. John de Nottele de Kyngeston, tilemakere [27] OED has 1415 as earliest reference. SB Tymbermongere: 1344. London. Roberto de Causton tymbermongere. Only OED reference is in 1275. [28] rcp Tynkeler: 1345. Lincolnshire. Radulfum Tynkeler. OED has only earlier in 1175. [29] cp 03/12 Tynkere: 1343. Staffordshire. Johannem Tynkere de Tamworth. OED has only earlier 1265. [30] rcp Toothdrawer: 1400. Hertfordshire. William Pyry, tothedrawer. OED has only earlier 1393. [31] Tornour: 1314. Hertfordshire. Juliana le Turnur [32] SJ; 1361. Devon. Willelmum Dymmok tornour. OED has earliest 1415. [33] rcp 04/13 Toth: 1343. Cambridgeshire. Henricum le Cook de Ely, Alanum With the toth ledere, Simonem le Musterder. OED has only in 1200 with uncertain meaning. [34] rcp Tourtemaker: 1354. London. Simon le Tourtemaker. OED has 1706 as earliest for 'tourte'. [35] SJ 07/11 Trashe: 1351. Lincolnshire. Willelmus Trashe. OED has earliest in 1360, 150 years before next earliest usage and regarded as suspect. [36] rcp 0212. Trayour: 1319. Andream le Trayour. OED has earliest 1473. [37] Treager: 1590. London. panni linei vocati treager. OED has earliest 1610. [38] rcp 04/12 Trenchour: 1347. de quodam cultello vocato trenchour. OED has earliest 1330, then 1400. [39]. H1360. Cambridgeshire. [40]. M1360. London. quendam cultellum sine puncto vocatum trenchour. [41] rcp 03/13 Trotter: 1345. London. Johannem Trottere messager. OED does not have in this sense until 1562. [42] rcp 03/12 Trumpemakere: 1332. Warwickshire. Willelmum de Fylingeleye trumpemakere. OED has earliest 1609. [43] Turkeys: 1530. London. unum anulum aureum cum uno lapide precioso vocato a turkeys in eodem anulo infixo. OED seemingly has no such meaning. [44] rcp 02/12 Twytel: 1359. Somerset. cum quodam cultello vocato twytel. OED does not have. [45] rcp Tymberman: Willelmum le Tymberman. Suffolk. OED has earliest 1429, although "Timber" far earlier. [46] |