They're not child laborers, but improving the lot of these people was the goal of one of their self-styled "kings," George Smith.
A man also nicknamed for being one of these people, the early 19th century boxer "Fighting Jack Cooper," was sentenced to transportation. They're not child laborers, but improving the lot of these people was the goal of one of their self-styled "kings," George Smith. Masters of woodcraft among these people would produce elaborate vardo for transportation. In England, many of these people lived at Wandsworth Common. These people were called (*) "tinkers" in Scotland and other regions of Western Europe where they were known for their metalwork. These people, who received their primary English name for a false story about their origins in Egypt, were traditionally called Travellers in Britain. Both linguistically and genetically, these people are most closely related to the Jats of Northern India. For 10 points, name these people who often lived in wagons, a nomadic European group.
A man also nicknamed for being one of these people, the early 19th century boxer "Fighting Jack Cooper," was sentenced to transportation.
Romani [or gypsies; or Rom; accept Travellers until it is read] 