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- Dictionaryflesher/ˈflɛʃə/
noun
- 1. a butcher. Scottish
- 2. a knife for fleshing hides. North American
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Re: "Flesher". « Reply #1 on: Saturday 10 October 09 00:09 BST (UK) ». Hi Marcie, I've just done a google define request and got two answers -. 1. a butcher, like you thought. 2. someone who removes flesh from hides in leather making. Christine.
Re: Occupation - Flesher. « Reply #3 on: Friday 20 May 11 16:37 BST (UK) ». A Flesher (fur skins), aka Hand Flesher; uses a single-edged knife having two projections, which is driven into an upright post; sits behind post, drawing fur, by hand, across blade of knife, thus removing superfluous flesh and fat; or (heavy skins) throws skin over ...
FLESHER [1] A butcher or a person who worked in a tannery. [2] Nickname for a pimp. I hope it was the ...
occupation Flesher. flesher? am I right in thinkin that a flesher is someone who skins the carcassesof their skins ir is that an old fashioned name for a butcher.? Scotlandorkney flett bell, strickland laird traillcalqahoun. Edinburgh/Aberdeen:portsea marsh,brownwhittcomb and others. to numerous to mentionweymouth frank.
Re: Occupation - Flesher « Reply #11 on: Thursday 11 August 11 23:17 BST (UK) » I apologise moset sincerely for not acknowledging your contribution to my query about fleshers.
Occupation: Flesher or Butcher. Born: 1814 in Inverness. Married: 1837 to Jane MacPherson at Little Cantray. Died: Sept 1864 in Inverness. On the census he is living at Petty St, Inverness in both 1851 and 1861. Now on his death record it lists his father as 'James Johnstone' (the elder) and 'Jessica ______'. The informant was his daughter.
Hi there I am researching the records of my father and came across this site and your question. He was in the Irish Guards and then commissioned into the Indian Army and his records are a mass of abbreviations.
Feb 4, 2020 · From CH2/79/3 1822 – 1860 Cumbernauld Kirk Session Minutes. - Images of all the appearances of Margaret Gordon/Mitchell and William Pender relating to the birth of their illegitimate child in 1845. I.e. the initial minute entry in 1845 and subsequent meeting minutes featuring Margaret or William. - Images of any mention of Andrew Mitchell ...
Yes, after the lime (stone) was burnt it (quicklime) could be dropped carefully into water (slaked lime) & mixed with cow dung to make a very useful mortar mix that expanded with the building rather than cracking. When the lime is dropped in the water a violent reaction takes place causing the water to boil, this technique is still used when ...
William Sutherland married Christian Henderson 25/3/1825 Thurso (submitted) (Christian and Christina in Scotland are interchangeable) 1841 Census - Brom of Guiese, Thurso, Caithness (viewed transcript only, ED:7, Page 14) William Sutherland 40 Flesher Christina Sutherland 40 John Sutherland 5 Donald Sutherland 3 Janet Sutherland 11 Alexander M.A. Sutherland 7 David Reid 35 Elizabeth Reid 30 Alexander Reid 4 David Reid 2 S.N.K. Reid 1 m.
