Hi All,
On one of the census form i found someone who's occ is put down as "sugar baker". Not come across this before but i'm assuming it's something to do with sweet making. Any ideas?
Andrew
Hi All,
On one of the census form i found someone who's occ is put down as "sugar baker". Not come across this before but i'm assuming it's something to do with sweet making. Any ideas?
Andrew
Hi
From Old Occupations
Sugar Baker
1 ~ Sugar Refiner
2 ~ Confectionary or Cake Decorator
3 ~ Fancy Baker
Hope this helps
Kiwi
thanks Kiwi.
Think that clears it up.
Cheers
Andrew![]()
From British History Site
"The bussiness of the Sugar Refiner, or Sugar Baker as he has been wrongly termed, is that of preparing from the common brown 'moist' the white conical lumps or loaves of crystallized sugar, famililary known as lump sugar "
Link to site
http://www.british-history.ac.uk/rep...x?compid=22160
Another reference from Scotish occupations
Sugar Baker ~ One who owned or worked in a sugar factory, refining raw sugar from the West Indies
At a Sugar Baking
http://www.mernick.co.uk/thhol/sugarbak.html
Regards
Kiwi
Hi Andrew,
See:- http://www.mawer.clara.net/intro.html
If you need other occupations, go to the links and tips forum and enter occuptation in the search engine on the right. You will find a lot of links there.