Local Population Studies, Number 98 (Spring 2017)
Contents, contributors, editorial
Lyn Boothman, Rowena Burgess, Colin Pooley, Perspectives on Old Age and Ageing: Conference Report
Rosemary A. Leadbetter, Smallpox in Oxfordshire, 1700-99, and the Implications of Familial Transmission Routes
Tom Heritage, The Living Arrangements of Older people in the 1851 and 1891 Census Enumerators’ Books for Hertfordshire
H. M. Mac Boot, Using Census Returns and the Own-Children Method to Measure Marital Fertility in Rawtenstall, 1851–1901
F. Keith Geary, Population Movements in a Warwickshire Village 1841-1891: Bidford-on-Avon
Crichton Smith, Nick Parr, Nikola Balnave, Lucy Taksa and Brian Croke, Making New South Wales Religion, Education and Population Statistics Accessible
Local Population Studies, Number 99 (Autumn 2017): The New Poor Law: Regional and Local Perspectives
Contents, contributors, correspondence
Andrew Hinde and Samantha Shave, Editorial
Steven King, Thinking and Rethinking the New Poor Law
Karen Rothery, ‘Who Do They Think They Are?’ An Analysis of the Boards of Guardians in Hertfordshire
Peter Jones, The New Poor Laws in Scotland, England and Wales: Comparative Perspectives
Alistair Ritch, New Poor Law Medical Care in the Local Health Economy
Johanna Purser, The Workhouse Population of the Nottingham Union, 1881-1882
Simon A. Gallaher, Children and Families in the Workhouse Populations of the Antrim, Ballymena, and Ballymoney Poor Law Unions in the Mid Nineteenth Century
William Farrell and Andrew Hinde, Review of Recent Periodical Literature
Local Population Studies, Number 100 (Spring, 2018): Local Population Studies, Retrospect and Prospect
Contents, contributors, editorial
Lyn Boothroyd, Mike Kipling, LPSS Autumn Conference 2017
Richard Smith, Some Emerging Issues in the Demography of Medieval England and Prospects for their Future Investigation
E.A. Wrigley, The General and the Particular
Alysa Levene, The Future of Welfare History: the Local Perspective
Osamu Saito, Reflections on Local Population Studies and Social Science History
Colin G. Pooley, Local Histories of Migration and Mobility
Eilidh Garrett and Alice Reid, Composing a National Picture from Local Scenes: New and Future Insights into the Fertility Transition
Cambridge Group for the History of Population and Social Structure, Populations Past: an Interactive Atlas of Victorian and Edwardian Population
Local Population Studies, Number 101 (Autumn, 2018)
Contents, contributors, editorial
Lyn Boothman, Studying the Stayers: Kinship and Social Status in Long Melford, Suffolk, 1661–1861
Derek Morris and Ken Cozens, The Thames as a Barrier in the Eighteenth Century
Bethany Rowley, ‘We Will Never Forget You’: Christian Charities and the Rehabilitation of Disabled ex-Servicemen in Inter-War Leeds
William Farrell and Andrew Hinde, Review of Recent Periodical Literature
List of Articles and Other Contributions Published in Local Population Studies Issues 51-100
Local Population Studies, Number 102 (Spring 2019)
Contents, contributors, editorial
Conference report: Paul Tomblin and Lyn Boothman, Historical Sources and their Use in Local Population Studies
Conference report: Eilidh Garrett and Karen Rothery, ‘Let’s Talk of Graves’: Mortality and Graveyards, c.1700-c.1950
Chris Galley, Infant Mortality in England, 1538-2000: Trends, Methods and Sources
Dave Postles, Gender, Class and a Naming Process in the English Long Eighteenth Century: Leicestershire, c.1680-1836
Andrew Hinde, Local Population Studies in the Era of ‘Big Data’
Dave Maund, There and Back
Local Population Studies, Number 103 (Autumn 2019)
Contents, contributors, editorial
Tiffany Haller Shumaker, Estimating Population Sizes and Demographic Trends in Ipswich c. 1570–1620: Re-Evaluations and New Approaches
Daniel James Gooch, ‘A Town Built on Migration?’ Calculating the Human Capital Value of Migration to Reading, 1851–1871
Andrew Hinde and Paul Tomblin, Local Population Studies using Parish Registers: Ideas for Future Research
Colin G. Pooley and Marilyn E. Pooley, Life Writing as a Source for Local Population History
William Farrell and Andrew Hinde, Review of Recent Periodical Literature
Chris Galley, Infant Mortality in England, 1538-2000: the Parish Register Period, 1538-1837