unrecognisable occupation on 1901 census

[Mike in Cumbria]

It's a T.

[cnerys]

OOOOH another possibility, how fascinating  .  Thank you for your interest and your interpretation. I might have to ask for a look up at Ruthin archives now as I can't wait until I'm home in August to go myself. It's all very mysterious.
Best wishes
Nerys

[wilcoxon]

I am trying to prove that he died due to an accident that happened in 1904. I found a burial record for him in Denbigh in 1904 and next to the entry it says Coroner's order. Thank you

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 Are you certain he had an accident,  he may have just  suffered a "sudden death" which had to be investigated.
Perhaps the actual death certificate will give more information, on where he died etc.

Authority to bury2.6
Before a burial takes place, authority for the burial should be produced.This will normally consist of a certificate from the Registrar of Births andDeaths, or the coroner’s burial order

[cnerys]

I know Robert Roberts b 1844 c Gyfylliog/Bontuchel was alive on the 1901 census but deceased on the 1911 as his wife Jane Roberts is still alive living with her daughter and son in law, Jane classed as widow. There is only 1 burial that I can find in Denbigh of a Robert Roberts buried 10th December 1904 with the coroner's order note next to the entry in the burial book. There is an article in the local newspaper at that time of an accident that happened to a Robert Roberts at around the time of his burial but I can't remember the details as I didn't know at the time if it was all relevant to my Robert Roberts. I have looked at all deaths between 1901=1911 and they are limited for the age Robert had always classed himself as being born around 1844.
Best wishes
Nerys

[beginnerWALES]

nerys, please can you inbox me ! RE, a post about your family tree ?

[wrjones]

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[Colin Cruddace]

Sorry to come in with a late response, but better late than never 

The Ferreter suggestion cracked it because I was wondering if the last bit was " & Owler " so Ferreter & Owler makes a lot of sense. I couldn't see the first word as Temper because the letter 'm' is so different to that in Employer/ed.

Colin

[Mike in Cumbria]

Ferreter and Owler makes no sort of sense as an occupation, however.

[cnerys]

Ha, Ha, Thank you Colin, who knows what it meant but I have had many, many good responses and interesting thoughts on this one. I will re-post once I have managed to go to the archives in Ruthin in August to look up the newspaper report to clarify the original details.
Kind regards
Nerys