Scotcher Family History

From an unrecorded Middle English scocher, a derivative of Middle English scochen ‘to make a cut to gash or score (something)’ (Old French escocher).

Perhaps denoting a similar variety of occupations as Scorer.

The term reflects the evolution of language and its connection to specific trades and activities.

Throughout history, words often adapt to reflect the practical needs of society.

In this case, the term suggests a focus on tasks involving cutting or scoring materials.