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H Habredasher: 1282. London. Godesname Habredasher [3] PAB 04/24 Haggere: 1345. Robertum Blondel haggere et Margaretam uxorem eius. Not found in OED. [4] rcp 03/12 Hakeneyman: 1360. Kent. Johannem Lamb de Cantuar' hakeneyman. OED has earliest 1362. [5] rcp 03/13 Hakkere: 1358. Waltero le Habbere juniori. OED has earliest 1620. [6] rcp 12/12 Hakebote: 1353. London. ducens eum ad quandam navem vocatam Hakebote iuxta villam de Feversham. Not in OED; "Hake" combinations seem to be only in the nineteenth century. Hakeneyman: 1347. Cambridgeshire. Galfridum le Hakeneyman. OED has earliest 1362. [7] rcp 02/12 Hallgarth: 1342. Yorkshire. Beatricem in the Halgarth. OED has "garth" around 1340. [8] rcp Hambrowe: 1590. London. duodecim unlas panni linei vocati browne hambrowe. OED does not seem to have. [9] rcp 04/12 Handax: 1359. Norfolk. cum quadam tela vocata handax. OED has only earlier in 1297 and 1300. [10] rcp 03/13 Hanger: 1530. Dorset. cum uno cultello vocato le hanger precii xvi denariorum. OED has references back to 1481. [11] rcp 02/12 Harefot: 1319. Willelmus Harefot. OED earliest usage is 1410. [12] Hasted: 1267. Kent. Richard de Hasted. [13] Hatter: 1345. Lincolnshire. Johannes Tayllour hattere de Pereleye. [14]. 1347. London. Aliciam filiam Johannis le Hattere. OED has earliest 1389. [15] rcp Heyward: 1345. Gloucestershire. Johannem le Heyward. OED has only earlier example in 1225. [16] rcp 03/12 Hobbe othe more: 1344. Yorkshire. ventrem eiusdem Anabille aparuisset et infantem vivum extraxisset et super moram ibidem proiecisset vocans ipsum Hobbe othe more. OED does not have. [17] rcp 03/12 Hokester: 1314. Suffolk. John le Hukstere [18] SJ; 1315. Suffolk. John le Hokestore [19] SB; 1342. Bedfordshire. Margeriam le Hokester de Dunstaple. OED has earliest 1300, but infrequent. [20] rcp 11/12 hore: 1453. Middlesex. Margery wife of John Henry described as a 'strong hore' by Agnes wife of Walter of Fairstede [21]SB 10/17 Hors bred: 1530. London. de viginti duodenis panis equini vocati hors bred ad vendendum. OED has earliest 1467, then 1540. [22] rcp 02/12 Horshirde: 1315. Linc'. Ralph le Horshirde of Bardeney [23] SB Horsemylle: 1461. London. a horsmyll [24] SB; 1469. Northamptonshire. unum molendinum equum vocatum a horse millen [25] SJ - 1530. Hertfordshire. unum molendinum vocatum a horsemylle. OED earliest is 1530. [26] rcp 02/12 Hosiere: 1319. Baionem Le Hosiere. OED earliest usage is 1403. [27]; 1345. Simonem Hosyere. [28] rcp 03/12 Hosteler: 1345. Adam de Kent hosteler. OED has only earlier exammple in 1300. [29] rcp 03/12 Huswif: 1530. London. retinuisset ipsam Marionam ad deserviendum eidem Petro in servicio de huswif (at 6d/week; she served for two years). OED has earlier but word seemingly for a married women in her own household. [30] rcp; 1452 Middlesex. Johanna Dobson formerly of London, hosewyff outlawed for trespass offence [31] Hundreder: 1258. Lincolnshire. Gilbert le Hundreder. OED has earliest 1285. [32]
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