A collection of the occupations or job descriptions of the people living in London in the 1890's. Most of the descriptions are fairly self explanatory, I'll elaborate on the ones that aren't in due course.
| Ice Cream Vendor | One who sells ice cream |
| Iceman | A seller or deliverer of ice |
| Idleman | A gentleman of leisure |
| Indentured Servant | Someone who has committed to working for someone for a fixed number of years. |
| Infirmarian | Someone in charge of an infirmary |
| Innkeeper | one who runs an inn |
| Insurance Collector | collected insurance premiums from customers |
| Intelligencer | A spy. |
| Intendent | A director of a public or government business. |
| Interfactor | A murderer. |
| Ironer | ironed clothing |
| Iron Founder | Someone who works in an iron foundry, one who casts, or founds iron. |
| Iron Master | The owner or manager of a foundry |
| Iron miner | One who mined iron ore |
| Iron Monger or Ironmonger | dealer in hardware made of iron |
| Ironmonger, hardware dealer | dealer in hardware made of iron and other products |
| Iron Smith | A blacksmith, a worker in iron. |
| Ivory Worker | A person who makes combs, boxes, billard balls, buttons, and piano keys |
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