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'''Kakke''' -old term for Beriberi  
 
'''Kakke''' -old term for Beriberi  
 
'''KCD''' – Standard abbreviation for Kincardineshire, Scotland
 
  
 
'''Kedger''' Fisherman  
 
'''Kedger''' Fisherman  
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'''Kemp''' Old English for warrior
 
'''Kemp''' Old English for warrior
  
Kempster Wool / cotton comber
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'''Kempster''' Wool / cotton comber
 
 
'''KEN''' - Standard abbreviation for Kent – (Chapman Code)
 
 
 
'''KER''' - Standard Abbreviation for County Kerry Ireland (Chapman Code)
 
  
 
'''Keuchhusten''' old term for whooping cough
 
'''Keuchhusten''' old term for whooping cough
  
'''KID''' – standard abbreviation for Co. Kildare , Ireland (Chapman Code)
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'''Kew''' Public Record Office Kew, Surrey
  
 
'''Kiddier''' 1) Dealer in young goats and skins 2) Skinner  
 
'''Kiddier''' 1) Dealer in young goats and skins 2) Skinner  
 
'''KIK''' Standard Abbreviation for County Kilkenny Ireland (Chapman Code)
 
  
 
'''Kilner''' In charge of pottery kiln/s - limeburner
 
'''Kilner''' In charge of pottery kiln/s - limeburner
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'''Kisser''' Made cuishes and high armour  
 
'''Kisser''' Made cuishes and high armour  
 
'''KKD'''- Standard Abbreviation for County Kirkcudbrightshire, Scotland (Chapman Code)
 
  
 
'''Knacker''' 1) Harness maker 2) dealer in old and dead animals  
 
'''Knacker''' 1) Harness maker 2) dealer in old and dead animals  
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'''Knappers''' / Nappers Dressed and shaped flint as required, mainly for flintlock firearms  
 
'''Knappers''' / Nappers Dressed and shaped flint as required, mainly for flintlock firearms  
  
'''knave''' servant boy.
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'''Knave''' servant boy.
  
 
'''Kneller / Knuller''' Door to door chimney sweeps  
 
'''Kneller / Knuller''' Door to door chimney sweeps  
  
'''knt.''' (abbreviation)knight
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'''Knt.''' (abbreviation) knight
  
 
'''Knocker-up Man''' who awoke factory workers
 
'''Knocker-up Man''' who awoke factory workers
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'''Knoller''' Bell toller
 
'''Knoller''' Bell toller
  
'''KRS''' - Standard Abbreviation for County Kinross-shire Scotland (Chapman Code)
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[[Big Book|Back to Contents]]
 
[[Big Book|Back to Contents]]

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Kakke -old term for Beriberi

Kedger Fisherman

Keeker Colliery "quality control" man and weighman

Keeler / Keelman Bargeman on Newcastle Keels - river boats carrying coal down river to ships loading off-shore.

Kemp Old English for warrior

Kempster Wool / cotton comber

Keuchhusten old term for whooping cough

Kew Public Record Office Kew, Surrey

Kiddier 1) Dealer in young goats and skins 2) Skinner

Kilner In charge of pottery kiln/s - limeburner

Kinkcough old term for Whooping cough

Kirk Scottish term for "church."

Kisser Made cuishes and high armour

Knacker 1) Harness maker 2) dealer in old and dead animals

Knappers / Nappers Dressed and shaped flint as required, mainly for flintlock firearms

Knave servant boy.

Kneller / Knuller Door to door chimney sweeps

Knt. (abbreviation) knight

Knocker-up Man who awoke factory workers

Knock Knobbler Dog Catcher

Knoller Bell toller


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