[conraiour] (1220)
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[conraiour] (1220)

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  FEW:  *reþs 16,697a Gdf:  conreer 2 2,248a GdfC:  correeur 9,206a TL: conreëor 2,714 DEAF:  conreer (conreeor)  DMF:  conréeur  / corroyeur  TLF:  corroyeur  OED:  currier n.1  MED:  curr(e)iour n.  DMLBS:  correator 499a
conreor,  conreour,  conreur;  coreer,  correier,  correour;  coureer,  coureour;  cunreur,  cunreyour;  cureur,  curreour,  corner (l. conrer),  cornel (l. conrer?)  (B) 215a,  couraour  Currier  

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1occupationleathercurrier, one who dresses leather: 
( s.xiv1; MS: c.1361 )  cesti est herbergee en la maisoun de Symon le corner (l. conrer) (Latin: corarium), juste la meer  (A) 366d
( 1350-51 )  esporoners, tannours, correours  i 312 iv
( MS: s.xv )  quyrs que le correour rent en ewe  121.E37
2 name (used as as surname): 
( 1220 )  Thurstan Conreor  Currier
( 1281 )  Henry le Coureer  Currier
( 1318 )  Adam le Conreour  i 310
( 1344 )  Joh. le Cunreyour  curr(e)iour n.
conraier 
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