This title documents for the first time a representative sample of Irish immigrant families and uses the techniques of family and digital history to explore their long-term fate.
This title documents for the first time a representative sample of Irish immigrant families and uses the techniques of family and digital history to explore their long-term fate.
John Herson is former Head of History at Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU) and a former Fellow of Liverpool University in the Institute of Irish Studies. He is currently an Honorary Research Fellow at LJMU
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1. Irish emigrants and family history: a new approach 2. The context: Irish emigration and Stafford 3. Stafford's Irish families: the overall picture 4. Pathfinders: labouring families before the Famine 5. Refugees from the Famine 6. Labouring families in the Famine's aftermath, 1852+ 7. Lace curtain Irish? The families of craft, clerical & service workers 8. Old soldiers and their families 9. The Irish in the shoe trade 10. The forgotten Irish: entrepreneurs and professionals 11. Divergent paths: the conclusions to be drawn Bibliography Index
1. Irish emigrants and family history: a new approach 2. The context: Irish emigration and Stafford 3. Stafford's Irish families: the overall picture 4. Pathfinders: labouring families before the Famine 5. Refugees from the Famine 6. Labouring families in the Famine's aftermath, 1852+ 7. Lace curtain Irish? The families of craft, clerical & service workers 8. Old soldiers and their families 9. The Irish in the shoe trade 10. The forgotten Irish: entrepreneurs and professionals 11. Divergent paths: the conclusions to be drawn Bibliography Index
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