Word/Phrase | Definition | Useage |
Ealdorman | Shire Court official, acted as King's deputy and paid by the court | UK Occupation |
Earer | Ploughman | UK Occupation |
Earth stopper | Stopped up animal burrows - i.e. a fox's earth before the hunt | UK Occupation |
East India Man | Employee of the East India Company - either commercially or militarily | UK Occupation |
Eclampsia | Symptoms of epilepsy, convulsions during labor | Medical |
Ecstasy | A form of catalepsy characterized by loss of reason | Medical |
Edema of lungs | Congestive heart failure, a form of dropsy | Medical |
Edema | Nephrosis; swelling of tissues | Medical |
Edge Toolmaker | Maker of knives, scythes - cutting tools | UK Occupation |
Eel thing | Erysipelas | Medical |
efter sig lämnat | left behind, survived by | Swedish |
efter | after | Swedish |
efterkommande | descendant(s) | Swedish |
eftermiddag | afternoon | Swedish |
efternamn | surname | Swedish |
egendom | property | Swedish |
Eggler / Egg Factor | Egg / poultry dealer | UK Occupation |
Eheschließung | Marriage | Germany |
ej | not | Swedish |
eldsvåda | extensive fire | Swedish |
Electrotyper | Printing plate maker of electrotype metal plants, including lead preparation. (See also stereotyper) | Scot.Occup |
Elephantiasis | A form of leprosy | Medical |
Elephants Teeth Dealer | Ivory dealer | UK Occupation |
elfte | eleventh | Swedish |
eller | or | Swedish |
Ellerman / Ellyman | Sold lamp oil (oilman) | UK Occupation |
elva | eleven | Swedish |
Elymaker | Oil maker | UK Occupation |
Embarkation | Boarding a vessel or aircraft or setting out on a journey. | Genealogy |
Embolism | Blood clots travelling through the blood stream causing blockage of the renal artery to the kidney | Scot.Dise 1855 |
Embosser | Person who moulded or pressed designs that were raised above the surface of the material . | Scot.Occup |
Emigrant | A person who leaves a country to live in another. | Genealogy |
emigration | The process of leaving one's home country to live in another country | Colonial Diseases |
emigrerade | emigrated | Swedish |
Emphysema | Chronic respiratory disease of the lung air sacs | Scot.Dise 1855 |
Empresario | 1) Showman 2) Land broker 3) Settlement scheme promoter | UK Occupation |
en, ett | a, one | Swedish |
en/ett hundra(de) | one hundred (one-hundredth) | Swedish |
en/ett tusen(de) | one thousand (one-thousandth) | Swedish |
Encephalitis aka Sleeping Sickness | Swelling of brain | Medical |
Endometritis | Infection of the lining of the uterus | Scot.Dise 1855 |
enero | January | Spanish |
Engelska sjukan | ricketts (vitamin deficiency) | Swedish |
Engine Keeper | Operated and maintained an industrial steam-driven engine. | Scot.Occup |
Engine Smith | Made parts for and repaired engines using the tools of a Smith - similar work to that of a Blacksmith. | UK Occupation |
Engine Tenter | 1) Oversaw the operation of the steam engine driving factory machinery. 2) Operated woolen mill machinery stretching cloth whilst drying | UK Occupation |
Engine Turner | Engraver who produced overlapping geometric (engine turned) patterns on such items as cigarette cases, ladies compacts etc | UK Occupation |
Engineman | In charge of colliery winding machinery under the direction of the Bankman | UK Occupation |
Engraver | Cuts or engraves fine designs and patterns on metal, wood or glass. | Scot.Occup |
enligt | according to | Swedish |
Enteric fever | Typhoid fever | Medical |
Enteritis | Inflammations of the bowels | Medical |
Enterocolitis | Inflammation of the intestines | Medical |
enumeration | Process by which persons are counted for purposes of a census | Colonial Diseases |
Enumerator | Collected and recorded census data from households | UK Occupation |
epilepsi | epilepsy | Swedish |
Epistaxis | Nose bleed | Medical |
Epitaph | An inscription on or at a tomb or grave in memory of the one buried there. | General |
Equerry | Personal assistant in the Royal household - originally for the horses - still exists | UK Occupation |
Eremite | Hermit | UK Occupation |
Erite | Heretic | UK Occupation |
Erysipelas | Contagious skin disease, due to Streptococci with vesicular and bulbous lesions | Medical |
Escheat | The reversion of property to the state when there are no qualified heirs. | General |
Esquire | Knight's companion - the term later referred to a gentleman of standing | UK Occupation |
Estafette | Mounted courier - from French | UK Occupation |
Estate | All property and debts belonging to a person. | General |
Et al | Latin for 'and others'. | General |
et alii (et al.) | and others | Latin |
et cetera (etc., andampc.) | and so forth | Latin |
Et ux | Latin for 'and wife'. | General |
Et uxor | And his wife. Sometimes written simply Et Ux. | General |
et | and, both | Latin |
ett, en | a, one | Swedish |
evangelisk | evangelical | Swedish |
Eweherd | Shepherd | UK Occupation |
Exchequer | Revenue collector - Chancellor of the Exchequer is an important English Government post today, setting the National budget | UK Occupation |
Exciseman | Tax collector | UK Occupation |
executor | The individual who carries out the instructions and provisions of a will | Colonial Diseases |
Expressman | A Messenger. He would collect and deliver letters, packages or parcels that needed quick service | UK Occupation |
Extravasted blo | Rupture of a blood vessel | Medical |
Eyer | Made the holes in sewing needles. Also called a Holer | UK Occupation |