1occupationdomesticewer, household official responsible for bringing water to the table (for washing hands):
(
1318;
MS: s.xv
)
Et un autre vallet serra ewer
262
(
1375
)
une autre lettre a Johan Sprothburgh, eawer, pur deliverer au dit sire Elys quatre bacyns et quatre eawers d’argentz
ii 287.911
(
1380
)
Johan de Sprotteburgh, nostre napere et eawere
i 85
(
1427
)
Johannes Ryder, sergeant pulterie et ewer
iv 325
2occupationwater-carrier:
(
1271-72;
MS: s.xiii4/4
)
la covient ke les eweors ki vont quere l'ewe seient defenduz a lor aler e a lor venir des archers e des arblasters
132.8
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