individuals: events: occupations without names (including frequency) : Among Our Ancestors

Description: Personen, beroepen zonder de naam van de persoon maar met de frequentie, geordend naar het beroep

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#	Occupation	total
51	Deacon	1
52	Deacon at the First Church in Dover	1
53	Deacon of the Congregational Church in South Weymouth	1
54	Deacon of the First congregational church of Weymouth.	1
55	drug store	1
56	Dyer in a dye house	1
57	editor at Vogue	1
58	Electrician	1
59	Electrician (noted on his WW I draft registration)	1
60	engineer	1
61	executive in clerk department/Navy Yard, Kittery, York, Maine, USA	1
62	Expelled as the minister of Wessagusset.; progressive preaching offended the Puritan leaders	1
63	Farmed his 90 acres	1
64	Farmer	13
65	Farmer working for Claude Guyon	1
66	farmer, waggoner, and horse trader/Hotel-Dieu, Quebec, Canada	1
67	film maker	1
68	Fire Insurance business	1
69	First physician in the town of Barnstead http://www.nh.searchroots.com/documents/History_Barnstead_NH.txt	1
70	Fisherman	2
71	Fisherman and Ferryman	1
72	Fisherman, mariner, and river pilot	1
73	Fishmonger	1
74	Foreman Mason B&M Railroad	1
75	Gallo-Roman Senator	1
76	Governor of Massachusetts	1
77	grocer	2
78	Had 9 lime kilns and was a tanner, currier, blacksmith, shoemaker, and made coffins. By a deed made 20 Oct 1716 he is named a Cordwainer	1
79	Hat maker	3
80	heating and oil sales	1
81	Heavy moving and stonework	1
82	Henry II's justiciar	1
83	Housebuilder	1
84	Housekeeper	1
85	Husbandsman	1
86	Husbandsman and Farmer	1
87	Indentured servant for Guillame Feniou	1
88	Indentured servant for Nicolas Juchereau	1
89	Indentured Tradesman; Carpenter and Farmer	1
90	Innholder, Vinter and Farmer	1
91	Innkeeper	2
92	Innkeeper and house builder	1
93	Innkeeper and proprietor of "The Ship's Tavern"	1
94	Innkeeper of the Cheval Blanc	1
95	Innkeeper/Tavern Keeper	1
96	insurance agent	1
97	insurance salesman	1
98	Internal Revenue Agent	1
99	iron foundry	1
100	iron machinest	1
101	John Severance was first recorded in plantation records as a planter in 1637 and later as a Tavern Keeper, Vintner and Victualar.	1
102	Journalier	1
103	Justice of the Peace	1
104	Kidder Press, Iron Molder	1
105	Knight	4
106	Laborer	3
107	Launderer	1
108	Lawyer	4
109	librarian	1
110	Linen Draper	1
111	Linen weaver	1
112	Locksmith	1
113	lumber dealer	1
114	Machinist	1
115	machinist at the navy yard	1
116	mail carrier	1
117	Malster (maker of malt)	1
118	Mariner	2
119	Mariner on the ship Moone	1
120	Mason	1
121	Master Carpenter	3
122	Master carriage maker	2
123	Master locksmith	1
124	Master Mason	2
125	Master surgeon	2
126	Master Tailor	1
127	Medical doctor. He entered the propfession of medicine against the wishes of his father who wanted him to be a minister.	1
128	Medical Lab Technician	1
129	Merchant	4
130	Merchant-Baker	1
131	Militiaman	1
132	Mill owner: By 1641 Edward Littlefield established a permanent home, sawmill and gristmill at the site of the Webhannet River Falls. Reverend John Wheelright soon followed and in 1642 established a church and a small settlement.	1
133	Minister	3
134	Minister and Teaching Elder	1
135	Ministry	1
136	Mistress of a tavern in Portsmouth	1
137	Morroco-Dresser (tanned and softened morocco leather)	1
138	Music Teacher	1
139	musician	2
140	Nun at Dartford Priory, Kent	1
141	On the crew list for the ship "Sami Wright" shipping out of Salem and Beverly	1
142	Operated a cabaret (neighborhood bar) in the Grand Rue in the Grandes Boucheries section of La Rochelle	1
143	Ordained as a minister. He served for the next 65 years.	1
144	Original proprietor of Tuttle’s Farm in Dover	1
145	Owned a sawmill	1
146	Owner of Kenmore Restaurant in Somersworth, NH	1
147	Page for William, Lord Compton (later Earl of Northampton	1
148	Pastry chef and cook	1
149	Peddler (as stated in son's birth record)	1
150	Photographer	1

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