Link: https://medievallondoners.ace.fordham.edu/
Project Status: Ongoing
Publication Date: 2019
Medieval Londoners introduces resources available for research about medieval London and its people, focusing not only on documentary and narrative sources in print, but also archaeological, visual, and cartographic sources that illuminate the physical and material world inhabited by medieval Londoners.
An important component of the website is the Medieval Londoners Database (MLD), which records the activities of London residents between c. 1100 and 1520, and is searchable by name, gender, citizenship status, location (ward, parish, and street if available), craft, occupation, civic office, and craft office, among other variables.
Resource details:
Resource Type: Bibliography, Blog, Downloadable data, Linked Open Data, Relational Database, Teaching Resources
License: No Fee
Modern Language: English
Medieval content details:
Dates: 1100 - 1550
Subject: Clergy, Crafts, Industry, Death, Burial, Economy, Family, Children, Marriage, Genealogy, Government, Guilds, Labor, Law, Maps, Maritime, Mendicants, Monks, Nobility, Gentry, Nuns, Priests, Bishops, Canons, Prosopography, Towns, Cities, Women
Type/Genre of Medieval Primary Source Material: Accounts, Art and Artifacts, Charters, Chronicles, Annals, Coins, Contracts, Property Transactions, Courts, Episcopal Registers, Genealogy, Heraldry, Inscriptions, Maps, Plans, Material Evidence, Membership Lists, Seals, Surveys, Taxes, Textual Evidence, Visitations, Wills, Inventories
Geopolitical Region: British Isles and Ireland, England, Europe
Original Language: Anglo-Norman, English, French, Latin, Middle English