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My Ancestors were Freemen of the
City of London
By Vivienne E. Aldous. 133 pages. ISBN 1-85951-400-6.
The records of freemen of the city of London, which survive in the Corporation
of London Records Offfice in a more or less continuous sequence from 1681 to 1940,
can be valuable to the genealogist seeking ancestors in the "square mile" of the
city of London. It is a common misconception that the city freedom has to be earned
by some brave or otherwise extraordinary act, and that freemen were not "ordinary"
people. In fact, in the past 300 years, about 300,000 people, most of them ordinary
working people, have become freemen of the city of London. This book intends to
be a practical guide, for genealogists and other users, to the records relating
to freemen of the city of London, and to give some kind of background to the city
freedom..
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