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Collapse D8032 - Clive Leivers, local historian - early 21st centD8032 - Clive Leivers, local historian - early 21st cent
Collapse 1 - Research project files - early 21st cent1 - Research project files - early 21st cent
Expand 1 - Swing Riots - early 21st cent1 - Swing Riots - early 21st cent
Expand 2 - Agricultural allotments - early 21st cent2 - Agricultural allotments - early 21st cent
Collapse 3 - Navvies - early 21st cent3 - Navvies - early 21st cent
1 - Offprint: "The Railway Navvy of the 1881 census" by David Brooke of University of Bath, in Quarterly Journal of Social Affairs, 1986 - early 21st cent
2-4 - Clive Leivers's research file relating to the lives of navvies: printed A4-size copies of the 2nd edition Ordnance Survey 25-inch scale maps - early 21st cent
5 - Clive Leivers's research file relating to the lives of navvies: Chinley - early 21st cent
6 - Clive Leivers's research file relating to the lives of navvies: Occupational analysis of 1891 census - early 21st cent
7 - Clive Leivers's research file relating to the lives of navvies: plan of Great Britain by county, coloured to show regional frequency of recorded birthplaces of navvies in the 1891 census - early 21st cent
8 - Clive Leivers's research file relating to the lives of navvies: Household analysis, 1891 census - early 21st cent
9-12 - Clive Leivers's research file relating to the lives of navvies: extracts from the 1881, 1901 and 1861 census returns, reflecting attempts to trace the individuals who were found in the 1891 census - early 21st cent
13 - Clive Leivers's research file relating to the lives of navvies: Alfreton, Erewash Valley Extension - early 21st cent
14 - Clive Leivers's research file relating to the lives of navvies: "Other records" - early 21st cent
15 - Clive Leivers's research file relating to the lives of navvies: wordprocessed research notes relating to smallpox among navvies, culminating in an article on this subject published in Derbyshire Miscellany, Spring 2005 (the article itself is not included, but this journal is available in the Derbyshire Local Studies library collection) - early 21st cent
16 - Clive Leivers's research file relating to the lives of navvies: biographical research notes on contractors - early 21st cent
17-20 - Clive Leivers's research file relating to the lives of navvies: transcripts/copies from newspapers - early 21st cent
21 - Clive Leivers's research file relating to the lives of navvies: secondary sources - early 21st cent
22 - Clive Leivers's research file relating to the lives of navvies: "General" - early 21st cent
23 - Clive Leivers's research file relating to the lives of navvies: High Peak, 1861 - early 21st cent
24 - Clive Leivers's research file relating to the lives of navvies: Buxton-Ashbourne 1891 - early 21st cent
25 - Clive Leivers's research file relating to the lives of navvies: Settle and Carlisle - early 21st cent
26 - Clive Leivers's research file relating to the lives of navvies: Other Derbyshire - early 21st cent
27 - CD containing extracted census data relating to navvies - early 21st cent
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