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London and Middlesex / Help Finding a London Freedom of City Admission Paper
« on: Sunday 02 February 14 16:02 GMT (UK) »
Apparently, according to his two son's admission papers in the London Freedom of City Admission papers collection on Ancestry, my grandfather George Cremer was made a freeman on 15 Dec 1779 (in book L). He belonged to the company of Fishmongers.
However when I did a search for George I found nothing. I tried to look manually--lots of the transcriptions aren't transcribed very well and the papers themselves are out of order. So no luck yet.
I was wondering if any of you could help me find the record? I'd like to know for sure who George's father is and his occupation.
I did find a record on British Origins London Apprenticeship abstracts that has a George Creamer apprenticing to James Cripps of the Fishmongers on 27 Nov 1772 which I guess would make sense if he was admitted 7 years later.
Thanks for your help! Laverdiere
However when I did a search for George I found nothing. I tried to look manually--lots of the transcriptions aren't transcribed very well and the papers themselves are out of order. So no luck yet.
I was wondering if any of you could help me find the record? I'd like to know for sure who George's father is and his occupation.
I did find a record on British Origins London Apprenticeship abstracts that has a George Creamer apprenticing to James Cripps of the Fishmongers on 27 Nov 1772 which I guess would make sense if he was admitted 7 years later.
Thanks for your help! Laverdiere