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seler1 (1086)
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The form celerre is a cross reference to the following entry:

seler1 (1086)

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celer,  celerre,  celler,  cellerre;  sceler;  seeler,  seller,  sellere,  sellour  
  FEW:  *sella 11,422a Gdf: ∅ GdfC:  selier 10,657c TL: selier 2 9,377 DEAF:  sele (selier)  DMF:  sellier  TLF:  sellier  OED:  seller n.2  MED:  seller n.  DMLBS:  sellarius 3010c / sellator 3010c

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1 occupation merch. saddler, makker and seller of saddlery: 
( 1191-92 )  Laur. le celer, seller  Leicester i 402
( 1265; MS: s.xiv2/4 )  Tenturers, fulrurs e celers  Kildare Poems 79.80
( MS: s.xiiiex )  sellarii: (C) celers (var. (D: s.xiii/xiv) lé sellers;  (D*: s.xiii/xiv) li selers;  (L: s.xiii) celerres)  TLL ii 127.11
( 1330 )  Thomas Walshman seeler de Loundres  TNA SC 8/123/6138
( 1351 )  qe orfevres, sellers, ferours des chivaux, esperonners, tanneours [...] soent sermentez devant les ditz justices  Rot Parl1 ii 234
( 1463 )  selles, estriveus ou ascune herneise regardant as sellers, esperons moleins pur freines  Stats ii 397
2 name (used as a surname): 
( 1086 )  Alriz Sellere  Family Names Sellar
( 1115 )  Alwinus le Seller  Family Names Sellar

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See also:

sele1  seler1  selerie  selette 
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