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  2. Occupations in the 18th century included12:
    • Locksmith
    • Gunsmith
    • Brickmaker
    • Buttermaker
    • Broommaker
    • Coroner
    • Bookkeeper
    • Barber
    • Weaver
    • Baker
    • Accountant
    • Lawyer
    • Musician
    • Wigmaker
    • Apothecary
    • Printer
    • Tavern Keeper
    • Shoemaker
    • Saddler
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    Some occupational names were self-explanatory: locksmith, gunsmith, brickmaker, buttermaker, and broommaker, for example. There were also occupations with names that are recognizable today: coroner, bookkeeper, barber, weaver, baker, accountant, lawyer, and musician.

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