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'''Fleshewere''' 1319. Johannem filium Ade le Fleshewere. OED earlist usage is 1339. [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/E2/KB27no238/aKB27no238fronts/IMG_0091.htm] | '''Fleshewere''' 1319. Johannem filium Ade le Fleshewere. OED earlist usage is 1339. [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/E2/KB27no238/aKB27no238fronts/IMG_0091.htm] | ||
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+ | '''Flouredkanel;''' 1344. Lincolnshire. bona et cala ipsius Henrici videlicet unam sellam cum freno gyngere, galyngale, clowes, maces, quybibes, sfaroun, aningdol, et rise et flouredekanel. OED has "floured" only in nineteenth century. [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT1/E3/KB27no335/aKB27no335fronts/IMG_0096.htm] | ||
'''Fraunkeleyn:''' 1319. Ricardum Fraunkeleyn. OED earliest usage is 1297; this would be second. [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/E2/KB27no236/bKB27no236dorses/IMG_0194.htm] | '''Fraunkeleyn:''' 1319. Ricardum Fraunkeleyn. OED earliest usage is 1297; this would be second. [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/E2/KB27no236/bKB27no236dorses/IMG_0194.htm] |
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Feryman: 1319. Willelmus Feryman. OED earliest usage is 1464. [4] Fishmonger: 1320. Thomam Wrenne fishmongere. Norfolk. OED earliest usage is 1464. [5] Freshfishmongere: 1347. Robertus de Rameseye freshfishmonger London'. [6] rcp 03/12 Flatte pece: 1463. Middlesex. quatuordecim crateris de argento vocatis flatte pecis. [7] rcp 02/12. 1530. London. unam cratheram vocatam flate pece de argento. OED has in 1422-3 and 1530. [8] rcp Fleshewere 1319. Johannem filium Ade le Fleshewere. OED earlist usage is 1339. [9] Flouredkanel; 1344. Lincolnshire. bona et cala ipsius Henrici videlicet unam sellam cum freno gyngere, galyngale, clowes, maces, quybibes, sfaroun, aningdol, et rise et flouredekanel. OED has "floured" only in nineteenth century. [10] Fraunkeleyn: 1319. Ricardum Fraunkeleyn. OED earliest usage is 1297; this would be second. [11] Frith: 1319. Ricardus Inthe Frith clericus. Not early for OED, but perhaps helpful for meaning. [12] Fughler: 1319. Walterum le Fughler. ? [13] Furbur: 1319. Simonem le Furbur. French? but even then early for OED. [14]
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