What is the Occupation? (completed)

[Ewan]

Does anyone know the occupation of this young lady please?

The first and sixth one looks to be the same.

Thank you for help.
Ewan

[ScouseBoy]

Dress maker

[ScouseBoy]

fourth one =  Plumber

final one = servant

[behindthefrogs]

With a one of the entries being  a mariner one  wonders whether the dress makers were actually members of the oldest profession who frequently described themselves as dress makers in a census.

[ScouseBoy]

With a one of the entries being  a mariner one  wonders whether the dress makers were actually members of the oldest profession who frequently described themselves as dress makers in a census.

That is a gross libel on all sailors and on all dress makers.

[Rafter]

I make it:

1) Dress maker
2)? Apprentice
3)Scholar
4)
5)Plumber
6)Mariner
7)
8)Dress maker
9)Ditto
10)Scholar

[alpinecottage]

With a one of the entries being  a mariner one  wonders whether the dress makers were actually members of the oldest profession who frequently described themselves as dress makers in a census.

That is a gross libel on all sailors and on all dress makers.

Having both mariners and dress makers in my family, I am bound to agree with Scouseboy!

The sixth occupation isn't servant, I don't think, it's scholar.
Red post  Snap, Rafter! and as regards the unknown word, it's "seas" written in in a differnt hand.

[Ewan]

Thanks everyone, dress maker it says then!

Just to clarify as well, the 2 mariners are heads of the 2 famiies and the 3 dress makers are their daughters. 

Thanks for identifying the occupation
Ewan

[behindthefrogs]

Sorry I should have been a little more explicit.  Working from so little detail I was concluding that the presence of a mariner made it likely that the census item was for a seaport where ladies of the night are found more frequently.  If they were daughters within families then I agree that this was extremely unlikely.  However my original statement that not all dressmakers were just that, should stand, particularly if they were fairly young and not living within families.