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Member Since: July 2011 Posts: 207 Send Message	Dopeydoc	Report	9 Dec 2012 13:53
	If like me you like to post info of history on your tree, so people can see what was happening at the time, I recommend two books, ( get from library ) - Dr Johnsons London, plus Londons Lost Rivers, this also has an interesting website,+ www.derelictlondon.com inc, Railway Stations , Graveyards etc. HOPE THIS IS USEFULL > dACE
	Researching: Morrow ( England/and Canada ) - Culley-Cully - Spanswick - Castle - Stairs - Cunard Etc - Carroll - Hagland - Rees - Etc
Member Since: October 2005 Posts: 242 Send Message	Chrispynoodle	Report	11 Dec 2012 17:26
Member Since: October 2005 Posts: 242 Send Message	See also London in the Nineteenth Century (by Jerry White) as well as London in Eighteenth Century (by same author)...excellent reads. Reading the latter at the moment.
Member Since: June 2008 Posts: 113 Send Message	Johnnyblueeyes	Report	19 Dec 2012 22:52
	Worth a look also, www.spitalfieldslife.com
	Researching: Cato, warnham.