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Working Life of Women in the Seventeenth Century

Note 219 — Chapter IV · TEXTILES.

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(Howard Household Book, p. 63, 1613.) “Widow Grame for spinning ij stone and 5ˡ of wooll vjs. To the wench that brought it iijid. To Ellen for winding yarn iij weekes xviijid.”

(Fell, Sarah; Household Accounts, Nov. 28, 1677, p. 439.) “Pd. Agnes Holme of Hawxhead foʳ spininge woole here 7 weeks 02.04.”

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