Back issues of Local Population Studies

Contents of Local Population Studies: issues 1 to 10

Local Population Studies Number 10 (Spring 1973)
Contents include:
E. A. Wrigley, Clandestine marriages in Tetbury in the late seventeenth century.
Carol G. Pearce, Expanding families. Some aspects of fertility in a mid-Victorian community
Adrian Henstock, House repopulation from the census returns of 1841 and 1851.
Philip Ogden, Patterns of marriage seasonality in rural France.
Regular features: Editorial and news, notes and queries, recent publications, correspondence, miscellany, etc.

This issue is out of print.
To download a pdf version of the whole issue, click here.

Local Population Studies Number 9 (Autumn 1972)
Contents include:
R. S. Schofield, Crisis mortality.
V. T. J. Arkell, An enquiry into the frequency of the parochial registration of catholics in a seventeenth-century Warwickshire parish
R. C. Richardson, Wills and will-makers in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries: some Lancashire evidence
Regular features: Editorial, news, notes and queries, miscellany, correspondence, etc.

This issue is out of print.
To download a pdf version of the whole issue, click here.

Local Population Studies Number 8 (Spring 1972)
Contents include:
John Whyman, Visitors to Margate in the 1841 census returns. An attempt to look at the age and social structure of Victorian holidaymaking.
Alicia Percival, Gloucestershire village populations
Regular features: Editorial, news, notes and queries, miscellany, correspondence, work in progress, etc.

This issue is out of print.
To download a pdf version of the whole issue, click here.

Local Population Studies Number 7 (Autumn 1971)
Contents include:
John Patten, The Hearth taxes, 1662–1689.
Margaret Spufford, The scribes of villagers' wills in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries and their influence
W. Newman Brown, Wider reconstitution
Regular features: Editorial, news, notes and queries, miscellany, correspondence, recent publications, work in progress, etc.

This issue is out of print.
To download a pdf version of the whole issue, click click here.

Local Population Studies Number 6 (Spring 1971)
Contents include:
Leslie Bradley, An enquiry into seasonality in baptisms, marriages and burials. Part three: burial seasonality.
Bessie Maltby, Parish registers and the problem of mobility.
J. A. Johnston, Group research methods in local history.
Regular features: Editorial, news, notes and queries, miscellany, correspondence, etc.

This issue is out of print.
To download a pdf version of the whole issue, click here.

Local Population Studies Number 5 (Autumn 1970)
Contents include:
R. S. Schofield, Some notes on aggregative analysis in a single parish
Leslie Bradley, An enquiry into seasonality in baptisms, marriages and burials. Part two: baptism seasonality
P. E. H. Hair, A note on the incidence of Tudor suicide
K. S. Duffy, An approach to parish register and census work
David Cressey, Occupations, migration and literacy in East London, 1580–1640
Regular features: Editorial, news, notes and queries, correspondence, miscellany, etc.

This issue is out of print.
To download a pdf version of the whole issue, click here.

Local Population Studies Number 2 (Spring 1969)
Contents include:
Valerie Smith, The analysis of census-type documents
P. M. Tillot, An approach to census returns
David Avery, Male occupations in a rural Middlesex parish (1574–92)
Bessie Maltby, Easingwold marriage horizons
Regular features: Editorial, news, enquiries and problems, miscellany, correspondence, recent publications, etc.

This issue is out of print.
To download a pdf version of the whole issue, click here.

Local Population Studies Number 1 (Autumn 1968)
Contents include:
R. E. Jones, Population and agrarian change in an eighteenth century Shropshire village.
Regular features: Editorial, enquiries and problems, miscellany, recent publications, etc.

This issue is out of print.
To download a pdf version of the whole issue, click here.