Southgates in the London Livery Companies

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Location: London, England

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One of the fabulous things about the rapid pace of technological advancement is the massive amount of data from archives that is being digitised, transcribed, or both, and indexed, to be made freely available online.

These often specialised datasets can be a mine of fabulous information not available elsewhere.

A great example is the website " Records of London's Livery Companies Online: Apprentices and Freemen 1400-1900

A partnership between eleven extant livery companies and the Centre for Metropolitan History, the database includes the records of 366,275 named indidivuals who were freemen, apprentices, parents of apprentices, of masters in London.

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Date	Name	Company	No. years	Master	Father
11 Oct 1632	Edrus Southgate	Clothworkers'	8 years	Robto Dugdaile	Robti Southgate, Kirkbey, yeoman, dead
3 Nov 1808	John Southgate	Salters'		John Parker	John Southgate, citizen & Co.
1 Jul 1823	Gilbert Lewis Southgate	Stationers'		Richard Taylor (ST/3:2404)
3 Oct 1839	Charles Southgate	Salters'		John Southgate (father)	John Southgate of Watling Street, calenderer and packer, Co. Salter
2 Mar 1858	Gilbert Lewis Southgate "the younger"	Stationers'	7 years, no money	William Francis of Red Lion Court, Fleet Street, London, printer	Gilbert Lewis Southgate of 9 New Square, St Brides in the City of London, printer
4 Jun 1833	George William Southgate	Stationers'	7 years, no money	Richard Taylor of Red Lion Court, Fleet Street, London, Printer	John Southgate of 18 Stone Cutter St, Farringdon St, cordwainer, dead