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Maid collection, by duties
The titles and work of maids who served in 19th century England
Housemaid
Parlour Maid
Maid-of-all-work
Laundry Maid
Nursemaid
Lady's Maid
Waiting Maid
Still Room Maid
Kitchen Maid
Scullery Maid
Dairy Maid
Chambermaid
Tweeny
Step girl
Charwoman
The representative maid. Her work covers a broad range, from cleaning the inside of the manor to sewing and other similar chores to waiting on their masters at mealtime.
Deals with and waits on guests in place of a steward or footman. Often wearing clothes decorated with lace and such. Tall, beautiful women were said to be preferred.
A maid employed at smaller households. Her life involves everything from cleaning to laundry to cooking and waiting on the family. Were at their most numerous in the Victorian period.
A maid in charge of laundry. Often working in a laundry separate from the manor. Due to pressure from outsourced work, they could only be found working for wealthy families by the end of the 19th century.
An apprentice maid working under the wetnurse in charge of child upbringing. They looked after children from when they were weaned off breastmilk to around the age of 6.
A maid working directly under the lady of the house. Her work includes dressing the lady and accompanying her on outings. They had no particular obligation to wear a uniform or aprons, and would wear outfits handed down from the lady.
Maids serving young daughters. Can also be considered an apprentice lady's maid. Aside from dressing and escorting the young daughter, they would also be tasked with cleaning her chambers.
A maid tasked with assisting the housekeeper, who was in charge of all the maids. Would preserve foods and bake things like cakes and scones in what was called a still room.
A maid apprenticed under the cook. Tasked with jobs such as helping with cooking and cleaning the kitchen. A head kitchen maid would also prepare simple meals or sauces.
An apprentice of lower rank than the kitchen maid. In addition to washing utensils and stoking fires in the kitchen, they would also be tasked with processing wild game.
A maid specialized in producing dairy products like cheese or butter. In order to handle the easily-damaged dairy, very thorough hygiene and delicate craft was required.
A maid in charge of tending to the lady of the house, the bedrooms, parlours etc. First seen in the 18th century, their work was passed on to the housemaids and ladies' maids during the course of the 19th century.
A maid subservient to both the housemaid and scullery maid. They were tasked with much work for little pay, so this was not a long-lasting job.
Households who could not afford maids but wished to to appear as if they did would regularly employ this maid to clean the front entrance to the house.
A part-time maid who was hired for several days a week by small households who could not afford to employ live-in servants. Would do things such as clean and perform kitchen chores.
References:
These are really good books so let's buy them.
"The World of the English Maid" - Kuga Masaki - Kodansha The author's name is actually written 真樹
"Illustrated Maids" - Ikegami Ryouta - Shinkigensha
"Daily Life of the English Maid" - Murakami Riko - Kawade Shobou Shinsha
"Emma Victorian Guide" Mori Karou, Murakami Riko
"Costumes and Life in the Victorian Era" - Isii Rieko/Murakami Riko - Shinkigensha
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役割別メイドさん15種まとめ&女性使用人関係図

19世紀イギリスの家事使用人として働くメイドさんを基準にしてまとめました。
創作の参考にしていただけましたら幸いです。

なお記載した参考書籍の方が100倍濃く書かれているのでご興味があればぜひ購入してください!!!!

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ご自分なりのアレンジor出典を明記してくだされば商用もOKです。
商用利用or自作発言しなければSNS等での転載も可です。
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    Maid collection, by duties
    The titles and work of maids who served in 19th century England
    Housemaid
    Parlour Maid
    Maid-of-all-work
    Laundry Maid
    Nursemaid
    Lady's Maid
    Waiting Maid
    Still Room Maid
    Kitchen Maid
    Scullery Maid
    Dairy Maid
    Chambermaid
    Tweeny
    Step girl
    Charwoman
    The representative maid. Her work covers a broad range, from cleaning the inside of the manor to sewing and other similar chores to waiting on their masters at mealtime.
    Deals with and waits on guests in place of a steward or footman. Often wearing clothes decorated with lace and such. Tall, beautiful women were said to be preferred.
    A maid employed at smaller households. Her life involves everything from cleaning to laundry to cooking and waiting on the family. Were at their most numerous in the Victorian period.
    A maid in charge of laundry. Often working in a laundry separate from the manor. Due to pressure from outsourced work, they could only be found working for wealthy families by the end of the 19th century.
    An apprentice maid working under the wetnurse in charge of child upbringing. They looked after children from when they were weaned off breastmilk to around the age of 6.
    A maid working directly under the lady of the house. Her work includes dressing the lady and accompanying her on outings. They had no particular obligation to wear a uniform or aprons, and would wear outfits handed down from the lady.
    Maids serving young daughters. Can also be considered an apprentice lady's maid. Aside from dressing and escorting the young daughter, they would also be tasked with cleaning her chambers.
    A maid tasked with assisting the housekeeper, who was in charge of all the maids. Would preserve foods and bake things like cakes and scones in what was called a still room.
    A maid apprenticed under the cook. Tasked with jobs such as helping with cooking and cleaning the kitchen. A head kitchen maid would also prepare simple meals or sauces.
    An apprentice of lower rank than the kitchen maid. In addition to washing utensils and stoking fires in the kitchen, they would also be tasked with processing wild game.
    A maid specialized in producing dairy products like cheese or butter. In order to handle the easily-damaged dairy, very thorough hygiene and delicate craft was required.
    A maid in charge of tending to the lady of the house, the bedrooms, parlours etc. First seen in the 18th century, their work was passed on to the housemaids and ladies' maids during the course of the 19th century.
    A maid subservient to both the housemaid and scullery maid. They were tasked with much work for little pay, so this was not a long-lasting job.
    Households who could not afford maids but wished to to appear as if they did would regularly employ this maid to clean the front entrance to the house.
    A part-time maid who was hired for several days a week by small households who could not afford to employ live-in servants. Would do things such as clean and perform kitchen chores.
    References:
    These are really good books so let's buy them.
    "The World of the English Maid" - Kuga Masaki - Kodansha The author's name is actually written 真樹
    "Illustrated Maids" - Ikegami Ryouta - Shinkigensha
    "Daily Life of the English Maid" - Murakami Riko - Kawade Shobou Shinsha
    "Emma Victorian Guide" Mori Karou, Murakami Riko
    "Costumes and Life in the Victorian Era" - Isii Rieko/Murakami Riko - Shinkigensha

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