(Created page with "{{Template:Ireland-sidebar3}}{{breadcrumb | link1=Northern Ireland | link2= | link3= | link4= | link5=Naturalization and Citizenship }} ==Online Resources== *'''1844-1990''' [https://search.findmypast.com/search-world-records/britain-naturalisations-1844-1990 Britain, Naturalisations 1844-1990] at Findmypast - index ($) == Naturalization == Aliens could become naturalized British subje...") |
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*Complaints of masters against apprentices, and vice versa.<ref>Aldous (''The Archives of the Freedom of the City of London 1681-1915''. Genealogists’ Magazine Vol. 23 #4, page 128-133, 1989, and My Ancestors were Freemen of the City of London, 1999) and Medlycott (''The City of London Freedom Registers''. Genealogists’ Magazine Vol. 19 #2, page 45-47, 1977) give more details, and Aldous’ 2003 article (''Records of King’s Freemen in the City of London in the 18th and 19th Centuries''. Genealogists’ Magazine Vol. 27 #9, page 415-421) describes another group called ''King’s Freemen'' who were discharged soldiers and sailors.</ref> | *Complaints of masters against apprentices, and vice versa.<ref>Aldous (''The Archives of the Freedom of the City of London 1681-1915''. Genealogists’ Magazine Vol. 23 #4, page 128-133, 1989, and My Ancestors were Freemen of the City of London, 1999) and Medlycott (''The City of London Freedom Registers''. Genealogists’ Magazine Vol. 19 #2, page 45-47, 1977) give more details, and Aldous’ 2003 article (''Records of King’s Freemen in the City of London in the 18th and 19th Centuries''. Genealogists’ Magazine Vol. 27 #9, page 415-421) describes another group called ''King’s Freemen'' who were discharged soldiers and sailors.</ref> | ||
Bristol's burgess books have been indexed and transcribed from 1557 to 1995: {{FSC|1384139|item|disp=FS Library CD-ROM no. 4215}}. | Bristol's burgess books have been indexed and transcribed from 1557 to 1995: {{FSC|1384139|item|disp=FS Library CD-ROM no. 4215}}. | ||
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