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Machynlleth Victorian trade directories |
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| Robson's Directory, 1840 - more allsorts ! | ||
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More entries from the alphabetical
list of Machynlleth tradesmen (and a few women !) from the Robson's
Directory of North Wales published in 1840
are shown below. |
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The
surnames
come first in these lists ! |
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carders and fullers worked in the local flannel making trade, which was doing well for much of the Victorian period. Skinners and tanners worked in the leather trade, preparing animal skins for various uses. |
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The surgeon
was not highly trained around this time, and is listed here among shopkeepers
and other tradesmen. He was able to pull teeth and set broken limbs, but
not much else. The gentry would call
in a physician for treatment, and
working people were dealt with by the surgeon. Back to Machynlleth earning a living menu
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