Hi
My Craw ancestors came from Edinburgh. During the 16th and 17th centuries a number of them were baxters and fleshers. I would like to find out more about the life of a baxter or flesher during those times.
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
regards
John Bird
Life of a Baxter (baker) and a flesher (butcher)
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hi John
A seach on Google returned these interesting articles (about Dundee, but plenty on the trades in general):
http://www.standrewschurch.btinternet.c ... _Trade.htm
http://www.standrewschurch.btinternet.c ... _Trade.htm
The contents page mentions other Dundee trades which may be of interest to other people: Baker, Cordiner, Glover, Tailor, Bonnet Maker, Flesher, Hammerman, Weaver & Dyer.
http://www.standrewschurch.btinternet.c ... ntents.htm
Best wishes
Lesley
A seach on Google returned these interesting articles (about Dundee, but plenty on the trades in general):
http://www.standrewschurch.btinternet.c ... _Trade.htm
http://www.standrewschurch.btinternet.c ... _Trade.htm
The contents page mentions other Dundee trades which may be of interest to other people: Baker, Cordiner, Glover, Tailor, Bonnet Maker, Flesher, Hammerman, Weaver & Dyer.
http://www.standrewschurch.btinternet.c ... ntents.htm
Best wishes
Lesley