John Rayner
millwright |
John
Rayner
-1726+
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John Rayner was mentioned as a partner of Thomas Nickless in 1726 |
THIS is to give Notice, that THOMAS NICKLESS and JOHN
RAYNER, Millwrights, and Partners in the Millwright Business, living near
the Rose Corner in St. Peter's per Mountergate in Conisford-street in
Norwich, perform all Sorts of Millwright's Business, on Wind-mills, Water-mills,
Boulting-mills, Horse-Mills for Brewers, Maltsters, or Oatmeal-makers,
and all other Businesses Whatsoever belonging to Millwrights; They also
floor and lay out the Dresses of any Sort of Mill-Stones, according to
what Work they are to do: They were brought up to the business from their
Infancy, and will do it no Purchase no Pay; hoping to find Encouragement,
no doubting but to give great Satisfaction, what the propose of shall
undertake, and will do it at a Very Reasonable Rate.
Norwich Gazette - 19th July 1718 |
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