Family & Community Historical Research Society

Journal May 2007, Volume 10 Number 1 ISSN 1463-1180

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• Articles

  • From Optimism to anger: Reading and the local consequences arising from the Hospital Plan for England & Wales 1962. 
    Richard Biddle

  • Pauperism or emigration? Case studies of publicly-backed emigration schemes in Woolwich, Kent, 1857 and 1869-70.
     Peter Baigent and Robert Ruegg

  • What went wrong? The attempt to establish a Wesleyan day school in Wimborne Minster in the 1880s.
    Julia Carter

  • Communities, families and migration: some evidence from Cornwall
    Bernard Deacon

  • Regional patterns in the experiences and treatment of the sick poor, 1800-40: rights, obligations and duties in the rhetoric of paupers.
    Steven King

• News
• Book Reviews
  • Domestic service and the Formation of European Identity. Understanding the Globalisation of Domestic Work, 16th to 21st Centuries
  • A Mobile Century?: Changes in everyday mobility in Britain in the Twentieth Century, Aldershot
  • Sir Robert Gore-Booth and his landed estate in County Sligo, 1814-1876: Land, famine, emigration and politics.
  • Achill Island tattie hokers in Scotland and the Kirkintilloch tragedy, 1937.
  • The planters of Luggacurran, County Laois: A Protestant community, 1879-1927
  • Castle Caldwell, County Fermanagh: Life on a west Ulster estate 1750-1800
  • Almshouses in the West Riding of Yorkshire 1600-1900
• Letters

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