Definition of Husbonde. Meaning of Husbonde. Synonyms of Husbonde

- essence of it in the present context was "neither a knight nor a peasant or 'husbonde' but something in between". Artisans (such as millers) were among those...
- house. Such men owned their houses, but no land. In Swedish, the term husbonde remain in archaic form. Torp is also used as a surname in Scandinavia....
- ordeyne; and thereto I plyght the my trouthe. I N. take the N. to my weddyd husbonde, to have and to hold fro thys day forwarde, for better for wurs, for richere...
- been made to the magistrate, the applicant would be given the status of Husbonde and could legally support himself with the trade or business he had chosen...
- unlyke unto that whiche she woore the deulfull daye of the buriall of her husbonde ... there [in her chamber] beinge required according to the solemnitie...
- I-blessed be Christs sonde The Merthe of alle þis londe / maketh þe gode husbonde / wiþ eringe of his plowe Prayer for a good harvest ("God spede the plowe...
- unlyke unto that whiche she woore the deulfull daye of the buriall of her husbonde ... there [in her chamber] beinge required according to the solemnitie...
- archbishop Jöns Steuchius accusing him of neglecting his duty, signed "Lisa Husbonde" (Lisa the Master of the House). All this stirred public opinion, and Hedvig...
- Vaughan mentions “Thomas Wallys and Richard Ldn ane decested her late husbondes". The will of Thomas Wallis was witnessed by William Vaughan’s son Charles...