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The lives of the fellows.

The roll of the Royal College of Physicians (Munk’s Roll), first published in 1861, was originally compiled by the then Harveian Librarian, William Munk. He researched obituaries for all fellows dating back to the foundation of the College in 1518 (and also included licentiates up to 1825). As such, Munk’s Roll is a valuable biographical resource for those interested in medical and social history, and for family historians. Eleven printed volumes have been published and, since 2000, Munk’s Roll has been published online at http://munksroll.rcplondon.ac.uk/