Professions
- Bloomer: A worker in an ironsmelting forge, who casts workable ingots.
- Brazier: A craftsman that works solely with Brass, usually a traveling merchant.
- Bricklayer: A craftsman who lays bricks for brickwork. (Different from a Mason)
- Carpenter: A person who builds or repairs wooden structures, shelves or even scaffolding.
- Carrier: A person who delivers small goods around town or even non-postal messages.
- Carter: A person who hauls and delivers goods to big to be delivered by hand.
- Cartwright: A builder of carts and wagons.
- Carver: A Sculptor of Wood.
- Chandler: A Maker of Candles.
- Chapman: A traveling man of the cloth, who frequents towns without temples.
- Churl: A freedman farmer who own his own land.
- Clerk: A scribe that handles business accounts.
- Cobbler: A mender of old Shoes.
- Collier: A person shoveling coal in a smeltery.
- Coppersmith
- Cordwainer: A Shoemaker
- Crier: A Court or Town Official that makes public announcements.
- Cutler: A maker of cutlery (Knives, Forks and Spoons)
- Dragoman: An official interpreter or guide to visiting nobility.
- Draper: A Cloth Merchant
- Dyer: A person who dyes Cloth.
- Embroiderer: A needleworker that decorates fabric.
- Enameler: A jeweler that focusses on enamel work.
- Engraver
- Executioner
- Farrier: A maker of Horseshoes.
- Fisherman or Fishmonger
- Fletcher: A maker of Arrows (Technically different from a Bowyer)
- Fuller: A felt maker.
- Furrier: A maker of fur clothing.
- Gardener
- Gem-Cutter
- Gilder: A person that works in gilding objects with both Gold and Silver.
- Girdler: A maker of Belts and Girdles.
- Glassblower
- Glazier: A person who sets and cuts glass.
- Glover: A maker of Gloves.
- Goldbeater: A maker of gold foil.
- Grocer: A wholesaler, exclusively for everyday items.
- Groom: A tender of horses.
- Governess: A woman employed to take care of the upbringing of children.
- Haberdasher: A seller of small notions, yarn, thread and needles.
- Harpmaker
- Hatter: Mad or Otherwise, no one's judging.
- Herald: A courtier skilled in etiquette and heraldry.
- Hewer: Another word for a Miner.
- Horner: A craftsman working with Horns.
- Hosier: A maker of Hoses, garters and tubing.
- Hostler: An Innkeeper.
- Interpreter: A translator.
- Ironmonger: A dealers in all things Iron (Not a crafter).
- Joiner: A cabinet or furniture maker.
- Knifegrinder: A person that sharpens edged items.
- Laundress: A woman that washes clothing for a living.
- Latoner: A Brass-worker.
- Leech: A non-clerical Doctor.
- Limeburner: A maker of Lime for mortar.
- Limner: A painter.
- Linkboy: A lantern- or torchbearer.
- Lutemaker
- Marbler: A cutter and/or carver of marble.
- Mason: A builder that uses, brick, stone and mortar.
- Mercer: A cloth Merchant.
- Messenger
- Miller
- Minter: A maker of Coins.
- Nailsmith: A smith that makes only Nails (for Wood, horseshoes and the like)
- Navigator
- Needler: A maker of Sewing Needles.
- Organmaker
- Parchement-maker
- Paviour: A mason specialized in streetwork and roads.
- Pewterer: A smith working only with pewter.
- Plasterer
- Ploughman: A fieldworker.
- Porter: A hauler of goods.
- Potter: A maker of Iron or Clay pots.
- Poulterer: A keeper and seller of chickens or other fowl.
- Pursemaker
- Quarrier: A digger of Stone or Marble.
- Saddler: A maker of Saddles.
- Sage: A Scholar or teacher.
- Sailmaker
- Sailor
- Saucemaker or Saucier: A cook that professionalizes in Sauces.
- Scribe: A writer for hire.
- Scrivener: A copyist.
- Seamstress: The Female counterpart of the Tailor.
- Shearman: A person that tidies up woolen garments by trimming lose wool.
- Sheather: A maker of Scabbards and knife sheaths.
- Shepherd
- Shipwright: A boat builder.
- Skinner: A butcher that prepares hides for tanning.
- Soapmaker
- Spurrier: A maker of Spurs for horse riding.
- Spy
- Swineherd: A pig keeper.
- Tailor
- Tanner: A Leather-maker.
- Teamster: A person who hauls goods by cart (See: Carter)
- Tilemaker
- Tinker: (Usually) a traveling merchant that repairs and makes items from Tin.
- Tinkerer: A craftsman that focusses on contraptions and mechanised objects.
- Tinner: A Tin miner.
- Trapper
- Waller: A mason specialized in walls.
- Waterleader: A hauler of Water.
- Weaver: A maker of Fabric or even banners.
- Wheelwright: A maker and repairer of Wheels.
- Wiredrawer: A maker of Wire (Both cloth and metal apply)
- Woodturner: A person working with wood but particularly using a lathe.