Glossary
| Name | Term description |
|---|---|
| Name P Pauper |
Term description
Parish pauper |
| Name P-N C of M |
Term description
Post-Nuptial Contract of Marriage |
| Name P.L.W. |
Term description
Power-loom weaver |
| Name Packman |
Term description
Pedlar, travelling merchant |
| Name Painter |
Term description
Artist, maker of portraits |
| Name Pairts and pertinents |
Term description
The parts and pertinents are what a piece of land was always granted with; they implied everything connected with the land granted, whether named or not, and could be considerable. |
| Name Palfurniour |
Term description
Palfurner, groom, man in charge of horses |
| Name Palsy |
Term description
Paralysis |
| Name Panter |
Term description
Painter |
| Name Pantoun-heilmaker |
Term description
1. A heel maker for soft shoes or slippers. 2. One who makes separate heels for fitting to shoes |
| Name Paper stainer |
Term description
One who colours paper |
| Name Papermaker |
Term description
One who makes paper |
| Name Parchment maker |
Term description
One who prepares skins for use as parchment |
| Name Park-keeper |
Term description
One who looks after a park on behalf of its owner |
| Name Parochinar/parochiner |
Term description
Parishioner |
| Name Parson |
Term description
Parish clergyman, usually pre-Reformation |
| Name Pasment-weifar |
Term description
Passement (decorative edging) weaver |
| Name Passenger |
Term description
Traveller or possibly a ferryman |
| Name Passion |
Term description
Acute pain |
| Name Pastry-cook |
Term description
One who makes and works with pastry |
| Name Paticer |
Term description
One who makes and works with pastry |
| Name Pauper |
Term description
A person who is destitute, one who is forced to rely on some form of charity or public provision |
| Name Pavier |
Term description
1. Paver (of streets, pavements, floors etc). 2. One who works on laying and maintaining the surfaces of roads |
| Name PC |
Term description
Her Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council |
| Name Peas/pease |
Term description
A leguminous crop |