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Carmen were often employed by railway companies for local deliveries and collections of goods and parcels. Modern day van driver. Also sometimes someone who drove horse-drawn trams was called a Carman. . https://. rmhh.co.uk/occup/c.html - might come in useful.
A carman is a goods vehicle carrier. The Old Occupations website says this: "Driver of (horse-drawn) vehicles for transporting goods. Carmen were often employed by railway companies for local deliveries and collections of goods and parcels. Modern day van driver.
Jun 10, 2008 · A carman was often someone who drove a horse and cart for delivering goods. In census records, I have found many references to a "Railway carman". One of those probably delivered goods for the rail companies, ie supplies etc. Ben. Bit late jumping in, but just found the thread.
A carman is a goods vehicle carrier. The Old Occupations website says this: "Driver of (horse-drawn) vehicles for transporting goods. Carmen were often employed by railway companies for local deliveries and collections of goods and parcels. Modern day van driver. A Carter typically drove a light two wheeled carriage.
A person who drove a vehicle used to transport goods'. Originally, a horse and cart, and then motorised transport. Several of my ancestors were carmen (employed as opposed to be employers). 18-10-2007, 1:08 PM #3. AnnB. Guest. A carman usually drove a horse drawn cart for transporting goods around - our ancestors equivalent to 'white van man'.
Am pleased to know that a carman is an honourable occupation. I did actually use the search facility prior to making this enquiry. This is where I came up with the thieves and robbers senario
Carting contractor was a recognised occupation. " Carting contractor; master carman; enters into contracts for supply of carts, horses ...men etc for cartage purposes". Quick Navigation Occupations - general forum Top. Certificates - Births, Marriages and Deaths in the UK. English Civil War - (1642-1649) (commonwealth & Protectorate 1644-1659 ...
'CARMAN See CARRIER' 'CARRIER A person who drove a vehicle used to transport goods' Originally, a horse and cart, and then motorised transport. Several of my ancestors were carmen (employed as opposed to be employers).
感觉作为人名的话，Carman n. 电车的车长；运货马车的车夫. n. （Carman）人名；（英、西、瑞典）卡曼
Yes. It's short for commercial traveller, and is defined in the OED as 'an agent employed by a commercial firm to travel from place to place showing samples of goods and soliciting custom'. 16-06-2011, 5:49 PM #4. Mutley. Guest. Don't forget as a carman, he probably would have been using a horse and cart back then.
