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Searching for: +path:occupations +(+date:mar +date:2003)
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1. Re: [OCCUPATIONS] RE: What is a VITULER? [1]
Jim Could this be the word you're looking for? Victualer .... A tavern keeper, or one who provides an army, navy, or ship with food Dick Schweiss Researching surnames: SCHWEISS .. MEIER .. SCHMITT/SCHMIDT .. STADTHER(R) .. MEHLTRATER My Genealogy Site: http://www.harbornet.com/folks/dick/SchweissFamilyHistory.htm ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jim Houston" To: Sent: Tuesday, March 18, 2003 19:50 Subject: [OCCUPATIONS] RE: What is a VITULER?
2. [OCCUPATIONS] ADMIN - PLEASE READ [1]
Hi All, Rootsweb, the people who look after the servers, have stated:- <<That during this period of intense political times when emotions and opinions will run high in many directions NO political discussion at all will be allowed on any Rootsweb Mailing List. The simple issue is that RootsWeb is for genealogical research and not for political discussions. Rootsweb asks all admins to reinforce where necessary to their subscribers the basis of the mailing lists and their provision by RootsWeb to users,
3. [OCCUPATIONS] Pitcher? [1]
In researching my Williams family, I came across an occupation I haven't seen before Morris Mitchell Knight, b 23 July 1836 in Hamilton, Harris County, Georgia, d 19 July 1902 in Randolph County, Alabama m Mary Ann Foshee, 5 February 1856 in Chambers County, b 1835 in Union, South Carolina, daughter of Joseph Foshee and Dorothy Sorrell 1860 Chambers County Census, Northern Division, lists Morris Knight 23, occupation Overseer, Mary 21, Elizabeth 3, Fannie 6/12; also in the household is John Lamb, 47, b Ire
4. [OCCUPATIONS] tandermist [1]
Hi Everyone! Does anyone know what the occupation of 'tandermist' was? I've done a Google serach and it doesn't recognise the word, so I'm pretty sure it's a spelling mistake, but the only similar sounding occupation I can think of is taxidermist - the fellow in question gave his occupation on the 1901 census as tandermist, painter and decorator - if it is taxidermist, it seems a funny combination! Can anyone shed any light on this? Many thanks! Liz
5. [OCCUPATIONS] RE: What is a VITULER? [1]
All, The 1705 baptism record of Jane Houstown christened at Christ Church, Southwark, London list the occupation of her father, Anthony Houstown as a "vituler". Anyone on this list know what a vituler is? Jim Houston Fort Worth, Texas
6. [OCCUPATIONS] Teamster & "milker" [1]
Hello, I'm new to this list and happy to be here. I'm researching some of my relatives occupations. One of them is 'teamster'; I would like to know of a site or literature about the Teamsters Union of San Francisco, CA. Searching in Google for Wagon's Drivers Union circa 1910-30 I found much concerning teamsters but does somebody know of specifically a piece about Milk Wagon Drivers? Also, another question; soon after arriving to the country in 1909, Frank (my relative)'s profession was "milker", by the
7. [OCCUPATIONS] victualer [1]
A victualer is also someone who provides food & drink. You might be interested in the following website which gives lots of early occupations: A List of Occupations http://cpcug.org/user/jlacombe/terms.html Jean in CA
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