Local Population Studies, Number 86 (Spring, 2011)
Andrew Hinde, Bob Woods (1949-2011): an appreciation
Mary Cook and Gillian Chiverton, Occupation and life experiences (conference report)
Chris Galley, Eilidh Garrett, Ros Davies and Alice Reid, Living same-name siblings and British historical demography
Andy Gritt and Peter Park, The Workhouse Populations of Lancashire in 1881
Jane Harris and Pat Howe, Interpreting seventeenth-century probate documents: John Carter, master carpenter in St Albans
Amanda Beam, The Paradox of Medieval Scotland, 1093-1286 (PoMS) and local history
Henry French and Philip Payton, University of Exeter: Initiatives in local, regional and community history
Book reviews
Local Population Studies, Number 87 (Autumn, 2011)
Kevin Schürer, Richard Wall (1944-2011)
Karin Dannehl, Margaret Ward and Lyn Boothman, Domestic Service in England, 1600-2000 (conference report)
Paul Atkinson, Family size and expectations about housing in the later nineteenth century: three Yorkshire towns
Christine Jones, Disability in Herefordshire, 1851-1911
Peter Razzell, Infant mortality in London, 1538-1850: a methodological study
Peter Razzell, Living same-name siblings in England, 1439-1851 (debates in population history)
Chris Galley, Eilidh Garrett, Ros Davies, and Alice Reid, Living same-name siblings and English historical demography: a reply to Peter Razzell (debates in population history)
Kerryn Husk, Research note: Estimating the Cornish from the 2001 England and Wales census: adjustment and re-analyses
Gill Newton, Sources and methods: Recent developments in making family reconstitutions
Jonathan Healey, Andrew Hinde, and Rebecca Oakes, Review of recent periodical literature
Local Population Studies, Number 88 (Spring, 2012)
Contents, contributors, editorial
Conference report: Lyn Boothman and Mary Cook, Death and Disease in the Community, 1400-2010
John Hall, From cottage to community hospitals: Watlington Cottage Hospital and its regional context, 1874–2000
Cathy Day, Geographical mobility in Wiltshire, 1754-1914
Peter Razzell, Living same-name siblings and English historical demography: a commentary
Chris Galley, Eilidh Garrett, Ros Davies and Alice Reid, Living same-name siblings and English historical demography: a final comment
Stuart Basten, Traffic in corpses: further evidence from late-Georgian north-east England
News from the Cambridge Group from the History of Population and Social Structure
Local Population Studies, Number 89 (Autumn, 2012)
Contents, contributors, editorial
Conference report: Graham Butler, Nigel Goose and Samantha Williams, Regional development in industrialising Britain (c.1670-1860)
Sara Horrell and Deborah Oxley, Hasty pudding versus tasty bread: regional variations in diet and nutrition during the Industrial Revolution
Marion Hardy, The Newfoundland trade and Devonian migration, c. 1600-1850
Andrew Hinde and Dilece Connor, Mortality in town and countryside in early modern England
Ross McDermott, Burial location in the parish of Earls Colne, 1550-1830
Christine Jones, The last population of Samson
Sue Hawkins, The Historic Hospital Admission Registers Project: a unique new online resource for historians of child health
Jonathan Healey, Andrew Hinde and Rebecca Oakes, Review of recent periodical literature
Local Population Studies, Number 90 (Spring, 2013)
Contents, contributors, editorial
Conference report: New research in local population studies
Colin G. Pooley, The influence of locality on migration: a comparative study of Britain and Sweden in the nineteenth century
Jonathan Healey, The landholding structure of a northern manor: Troutbeck, c. 1250-1800
Robert Gant, Railway villages in south east Monmouthshire 1850-1965: a community perspective
News from the universities: The Universities of Glasgow, Sheffield Hallam and Southampton
Local Population Studies, Number 91 (Autumn, 2013)
Contents, contributors, editorial
Conference report: Urban mortality in Britain
Caroline Verney and Janet Few, Is blood thicker than water? Farm servants and the family in nineteenth-century north Devon
Samantha Williams, Unmarried mothers and the new poor law in Hertfordshire
Audrey Perkyns, Occupation patterns in six Kentish parishes 1841-81
Michael Saxby, Marriage horizons in Surrey and Nottinghamshire
Jonathan Healey, Grain trading, law and the moral economy of dearth: some evidence from the Elizabethan Lake District
Jonathan Healey, Andrew Hinde and Rebecca Oakes, Review of recent periodical literature