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Studying the Stayers: occupation, kin links and stability

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my PhD research examines the stable population of one Suffolk parish, Long Melford, from 1661-1861. This presentation will consider the relationship between occupation, social status, kin links and stability in the 1831-61 period and, if there’s time, relate this to evidence of social status and kin links in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.

This talk is part of the Graduate Workshop in Economic and Social History series.

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