Acknowledgments

British History Online (BHO) has kindly allowed us to scrape data from material on the BHO website for the Medieval Londoners Online Database; we are especially grateful to Dr Philip Carter and Jonathan Blaney of BHO.

We are very grateful for the help offered by the following:

• • • Alisia Beer (MLIS; PhD candidate, History, Fordham University) for her help with Word Press issues and social media
    • Alan Cafferkey (Director of Faculty Technology Services, Fordham University) for supporting coding efforts for the OmekaS theme, Digital Prosopography
    • Dr. Fleur Eshghi (Associate Vice President for I.T. Academic Computing, Fordham University), for her strong support of the project, especially in the early stages
    • Teddy Francois (our Omeka S Developer and SQL Consultant), for the Omeka S theme, theme customizer module and his technical guidance throughout the entire lifecycle of the MLD Database
    • Heather V. Hill (Instructional Technologist, Fordham University) for her coordination of the migration of the OmekaS and WordPress sites to Reclaim hosting, and for general troubleshooting
    • Morgan Kay (our WordPress Web Consultant), for her WordPress advice and guidance during the initial conception of the project
    • Olwen Myhill (Administrative Officer and Research Assistant, Institute of Historical Research, London) for her help with the materials from the Cheapside, Historical Gazeteer, and Feeding the City projects
    • Upendar Thaduri (Fordham Academic Computing Environment), for facilitating the migration of the OmekaS and WordPress sites
    • Kanchan Thaoker (Technical Manager of Academic Computing Environment, Fordham University), for her technical support and help in facilitating our site’s home on the Fordham ACE server

We also wish to thank individuals who have allowed us to use their data in the Medieval Londoners Online Database:

• • • Prof. Anne Lancashire (University of Toronto), for data she assembled on the Mayors and Sheriffs of London (MASL) and for kindly providing us with a list of the updates she made to MASL in June 2020
    • Dr Anne Sutton, for the extensive biographies of medieval London Mercers that she compiled in the course of her own research
    • Prof. Richard M. Smith for Excel spreadsheets with the 1381 Southwark poll tax; the data was taken from Carolyn Fenwick’s edition of the poll taxes by Bas van Leuwen with corrections by Richard Smith and Oily Dunn