ENGLISH LOCAL HISTORY THESES AND DISSERTATIONS

PDF Listing of English Local History MA Dissertations 1965-2020

PDF Listing of English Local History MPhil Theses 1977-2019

PDF Listing of English Local History PhD Theses 1948-2020

Theses

Access to English local history PhD theses and MPhil dissertations is provided by the David Wilson Library via: https://elhleics.omeka.net/

The University’s Open Access repository of research publications, data and theses includes recent History PhD theses (currently back to c.2010). Older theses are available in hard copy from the David Wilson Library (see University Library online catalogue). All theses are listed in the University Library catalogue: https://figshare.le.ac.uk/

Dissertations

The Centre for Regional and Local History holds a collection of printed dissertations submitted for the MA English Local History and the MA (ISS) from around 1950 to 2020. This collection is incomplete, especially for the earlier years.  Dissertations may be viewed in the Resource Centre, Attenborough Building, University of Leicester by prior arrangement. To make an appointment, please contact the Director of the Centre for Regional and Local History.

MA dissertations and MPhil theses are held in storage but may be viewed in the Resource Centre, Attenborough Building, University of Leicester by prior arrangement. To make an appointment, please contact the Director of the Centre for Regional and Local History.  

English Local History Theses and Dissertations

Date	Author	Title	Award	Prizes
1948	PARKER, L.A.	Enclosure in Leicestershire, 1485-1607.	Ph.D.
1962	FAITH, Rosamond	The peasant land-market in Berkshire during the later Middle Ages.	Ph.D.	Joan Thirsk Memorial Prize of the British Agricultural History Society 2020
1962	SPUFFORD, H.M.	Rural Cambridgeshire, 1520-1680.	M.A.
1964	HART, C.E.	The history of the Forest of Dean as a timber-producing Forest.	Ph.D.
1965	DYER, J.	The hillforts of the Chilterns in relation to the Icknield Way.	M.A.
1965	SAUNDERS, Ann	The manor of Tyburn and the Regent's Park, 1086-1965.	Ph.D.
1966	COX, R.C.W.	Some aspects of the urban development of Croydon, 1870-1940.	M.A.
1966	DRINKALL, J.T.	The life and interests of the Rev. Sir Richard Kay, Bt., LL.D., F.R.S., F.S.A: an eighteenth-century pluralist.	Ph.D.
1966	IREDALE, D.A.	Canal settlement: a study of the origin and growth of the canal settlement at Barnton in Cheshire between 1775 and 1845.	Ph.D.
1966	WEST, F.	The social and economic history of the east fen village of Wrangle, 1603-1837.	Ph.D.
1967	HEY, D.G.	The parish of Ecclesfield in an era of change, 1672-1851.	M.A.
1967	NEWTON, K.C.	The manor of Writtle, Essex, c.1086-c.1500.	M.A.
1967	SIBBIT, C.	The development of rural settlement in the Isle of Wight before 1086.	M.A.
1967	WILLIAMS, M.I.	Agriculture and society in Glamorgan, 1660-1760.	Ph.D.
1967 listed as thesis	FREEBODY, N.K.	A history of Scraptoft, Leicestershire. Volume 1 – Thesis Volume 2 – Maps and photographs	M.A.
1968	COOPER, A.W.	Newark, 1830-1901.	M.A.
1968	HORN, P.L.R.	Agricultural labourers' trade unionism in four Midland counties, 1860-1900.	Ph.D.
1968	McWHIRR, A. D.	The relationship between fort and town on the northern sector of the Fosse Way.	M.A.
1968	MORLEY, I.M.	A demographic study of the parish of Otley in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.	M.A.
1968	PHYTHIAN-ADAMS, H.V.	Domestic life in Wingham: a study of the probate inventories of a Kentish parish, 1631-1750.	M.A.
1968	SELL, M.R.	Farmsteads in the parishes of Holmesfield, Barlow and Brampton in north-east Derbyshire.	M.A.
1968	WISE, S.E.	Coalville: the origins and growth of a nineteenth-century mining town.	M.A.
1969	ALLAN, J.D.	Pickering: the community of a Yorkshire market town in the nineteenth century.	M.A.
1969	EATON, M.D.	Victorian Market Harborough: the structure and functions of a nineteenth-century market town.	M.A.
1969	JAMES, T.M.	The inns of Croydon, 1640-1830.	M.A.
1969	REDMONDS, George	The development of West Riding surnames from the thirteenth to the twentieth centuries.	Ph.D.
1969	SKEMPTON, K.G.B.	Gypsum plaster panels in timber-framed buildings: a study of a local building material in part of the Trent valley.	M.A.
1970	AMBROSE, G.R.	The administration of the Old Poor Law in Wells from 1776.	M.A.
1970	BULLEN, S.C.	The cultural life of Preston, 1742-1842.	M.A.
1970	COX, R.C.W.	Urban development and redevelopment in Croydon, 1835-1940.	Ph.D.
1970	GRAHAM, M.	Tavistock, 1825-1875.	M.A.
1970	KINGMAN, M.J.	Chester, 1801-1861.	M.A.
1970	RHODES, John N.	The London lead company in North Wales, 1693-1792.	Ph.D.
1970	SPUFFORD, Margaret	People, land and literacy in Cambridgeshire in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.	Ph.D.
1971	FLEMING, A.J.	Newport Pagnell: a hundred town, 1825-1875.	M.A.
1971	HAMPTON, S.J.S.	Country carriers of West Surrey: a study of the Guildford area.	M.A.
1971	HEY, David G.	A Shropshire woodland community: Myddle, 1524-1701.	Ph.D.
1971	MORTON-THORPE, A.M.	The gentry of Derbyshire, 1640-1660.	M.A.
1971	POTTS, R.A.J.	A calendar of Cornish glebe terriers and allied documents, 1679-1727.	M.A.
1972	ALDRED, D.H.	Poor relief in Winchcombe, Gloucestershire 1800-1851.	M.A.
1972	CROSSMAN, A.B.	The Buckinghamshire posse comitatus, 1798.	M.A.
1972	HAIGH, B.	A West Riding clothing community: Kirkburton, 1664-1816.	M.A.
1972	NEILL, T.M.	Minchinhampton, 1550-1700: a study of a clothing parish.	M.A.
1972	PETCHEY, William John	The borough of Maldon, Essex, 1500-1688.	Ph.D.
1972	RAVENSDALE, J.R.	The historical evolution of the landscape of three north Cambridgeshire villages: Landbeach, Cottenham and Waterbeach, A.D. 450-1850.	Ph.D.
1973	BIGMORE, Peter G.	Suffolk settlement: a study in continuity.	Ph.D.
1973	CARTER, R.A.	Aspects of the economic history of Kirkburton (Yorkshire) in the nineteenth century.	M.A.
1973	EDWARDS, P.R.	Farming in a north Worcestershire parish: Rushock, 1572-1972.	M.A.
1973	FORD, W.J.	The pattern of settlement in the central region of the Warwickshire Avon.	M.A.
1973	GENT, F.J.R.	The development of Strangeways, 1768-1868.	M.A.
1973	GREWCOCK, C.E.S.	Social and intellectual life in Leicester, 1763-1835.	M.A.
1973	HOARE, N.F.	The community of Colyton and its poor, 1800-1850.	M.A.
1973	KAYE, D.	Church dedications in Lincolnshire.	M.A.
1973	LLOYD, P.	A study of the dedications given to religious buildings in Leicestershire before the Reformation.	M.A.
1973	McDERMOTT, M.B.	The administration of the Poor Law in the Somerset parish of Langford Budville during the periods 1657-1730 and 1782-1836.	M.A.
1973	NEAVE, G.R.	The clergy of the Gartree deanery in the diocese of Leicester, c.1600-1640.	M.A.
1973	NICHOLS, H.	Local maps of Derbyshire to 1770: an inventory and introduction.	M.A.
1973	PAGE, D.	Ashby de la Zouch: the social structure of a mid-Victorian market town.	M.A.
1973	REED, Michael	Ipswich in the seventeenth century.	Ph.D.
1973	SHERRINGTON, M.	Preston carriers, 1841-1932: from the railway to the motor age.	M.A.
1973	SURGEY, J.R.	Transport, trade, and industry in Mansfield, 1800-1850.	M.A.
1974	FRYE, J.	Population migration in a selected region of north-east Leicestershire in the mid-nineteenth century.	M.A.
1974	HOGAN, C.J.	The distribution of puritanism in Norfolk and Suffolk, 1603-1642.	M.A.
1974	MUSSON, E.	Retail trading in Chesterfield, 1835-1872.	M.A.
1974	POUND, J.F.	Government and society in Tudor and Stuart Norwich, 1525-1675.	Ph.D.
1974	ROBSON, D.G.	Scarborough in the reign of George III: the town, its people and trade.	M.A.
1974	TESTER, C.E.	Halberton, 1751-1851: the community of an east Devon parish.	M.A.
1974	TRANTER, E.M.	Aspects of the development of dissent in rural Derbyshire, 1662-1851.	M.A.
1975	EDWARDS, E.J.M.	The relationship between landlord and tenant in nineteenth-century North Wales.	M.A.
1975	GILES, C.	Domestic architecture in the north Staffordshire moorlands: the vernacular buildings of Grindon and Waterfall.	M.A.
1975	GLADDEN, D.H.	Nonconformity in Newark, 1850-1882.	M.A.
1975	HUNT, H.M.J.	The ruling elite in Coventry, 1675-1720.	M.A.
1975	JENKINS, S.C.	Victorian Witney and its railway.	M.A.
1975	LOWNDES, M.	The Caldmore district of Walsall in the nineteenth century with special reference to the decade 1861-1871.	M.A.
1975	MITCHELL, J.W.	The population and industries of Victorian Melton Mowbray, 1851-1871.	M.A.
1975	MORRIS, C.I.	Surveyors and commissioners of enclosure in Bedfordshire, 1760-1820: the growth of professionalism.	M.A.
1975	MOSS, S.R.	The community of Towcester, 1750-1842.	M.A.
1975	TEALL, Dennis Gordon	The corporation and tradesmen of Stamford, 1461-1649, with an indication of developments until 1750.	Ph.D.
1975	WATSON, A.F.	The Chesterfield Poor Law Union: the first ten years, 1837-1847.	M.A.
1975?	IRONFIELD, C.	The parish of Chipping during the seventeenth century.	M.A.
1976	BARROW, V.	The regio of the Sunningas: an early Saxon tribal area in the mid-Thames valley.	M.A.
1976	BONE, R.D.	The inns of Leicester in the reign of George III, 1760-1820.	M.A.
1976	BRITTON, C.J.	Thornbury, 1841-1851: a study of a small market town in Gloucestershire.	M.A.
1976	BUTLER, S.P.	Contrasting rural communities in mid-nineteenth century Leicestershire.	M.A.
1976	DOREE, S.G.	Aspects of mortality crises in eleven parishes in east Hertfordshire between 1560 and 1670.	M.A.
1976	FLEMING, D.	Some aspects of the gentry in Jacobean and Caroline Leicestershire.	M.A.
1976	GENT, K.S.	Leisure activities in Leicester, 1870-1901, with special reference to the working class.	M.A.
1976	WISDOM, J.	The making of a West London suburb: housing in Chiswick, 1861-1914.	M.A.
1977	BERRYMAN, P.A.	The manufacturing crafts in York, 1740-1784.	M.A.
1977	BOWEN, P.	The inns and public houses of Birmingham, 1767-1812.	M.A.
1977	FRIEL, I.	The regio of the Hicce: a tribal unit of the Hitchin area.	M.A.
1977	GOODACRE, John	Lutterworth in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries: a market town and its area.	Ph.D.
1977	TENNANT, A.J.	Brailes: a Feldon community, 1550-1800.	M.Phil.
1978	DE CLERCQ, P.	A Leicestershire framework knitters’ community: Earl Shilton, 1845-1871.	M.A.
1978	ELLIOTT, B.S.	The building of a provincial town: Newcastle- under-Lyme, 1780-1840.	M.A.
1978	HAIGH, D.	The evolution of settlement in eastern Cambridgeshire.	M.A.
1978	HEARMON, C.M.	The social structure of a Buckinghamshire village: Denham, 1749-1800.	M.A.
1978	HOBSON, M.	The occupational structure of West Malling, 1841-1871.	M.A.
1978	HORTON, M.	An investigation into the ‘manor’ of Auckland, county Durham: the evolution and structure of a medieval estate.	M.A.
1978	PETFORD, A.J.	Saddleworth: the enclosure of an upland parish.	M.A.
1978	STORM, A.	Robin Hood’s Bay: a character study of a coastal community with special reference to the period 1780-1880 and the shipping boom.	M.A.
1978	WRIGHT, S.J.	A study of the Gild of High Cross, the Blessed Mary and St John the Baptist of Stratford-upon-Avon, 1406-1545.	M.A.
1979	BOASE, S.	The Leicester pleasure fairs in Humberstone Gate, 1837-1904.	M.A.
1979	COURTNEY, P.	The early history of the Eight Hundreds of Oundle.	M.A.
1979	HALL, J.L. (Née Bickerton)	‘Let agriculture flourish’: the diffusion of new ideas among agricultural improvers in Richmondshire 1815-1870.	M.A.
1979	HORNBY, E.	Aspects of social, intellectual and leisured life in Salisbury in the eighteenth century.	M.A.
1979	KING, W.	The economic and demographic development of Rossendale, c.1650-1795.	Ph.D.
1979	NEWEY, R.G.	East Hendred, Berkshire: a social and demographic study, 1800-1840.	M.A.
1979	POSTLES, S.	Barkby: the anatomy of a closed township, 1535-1780.	M.A.
1979	STEDMAN, J.O.	Aspects of the economic history of Winchester, 1770-1810.	M.A.
1979	WILLSHAW, E.M.	The inns of Chester 1775-1832: the functions of provincial inns and their importance to the local community.	M.A.
1980	CAHILL, N.J.	Conquest and colonisation on the Isle of Wight: the effects of the island’s strategic importance on early medieval organisation and settlement.	M.A.
1980	FLEMING, D.	A local market system: Melton Mowbray and the Wreake valley, 1549-1720.	Ph.D.
1980	GREENWOOD, J.J.	Reigate, 1700-1821: its turnpikes and its economy.	M.A.
1980	JONES, G.	The pattern and development of religious, popular and municipal ceremonial in the Borough of Leicester, c.1450-1600.	M.A.
1980	KILBURN, T.	Popular culture in late-Victorian West Bromwich, 1875-1900.	M.A.
1980	LEWITT, S.M.	Aspects of the evolution of the distribution and pattern of settlement up to the Norman Conquest in the southern part of the rape of Pevensey, Sussex.	M.A.
1980	PAUL, E.D.	The manor of Budbrooke, Warwickshire, 1506-1526: a study of its social structure.	M.A.
1980	SCHUMER, Beryl	The woodland landscape of the Wychwood region in the centuries before A.D. 1400.	M.Phil.
1980	TRINDER, Barrie Stuart	The social and economic history of Banbury between 1830 and 1880.	Ph.D.
1980	WICKES, M.J.L.	The social structure of the parish of Hartland, north Devon, 1558-1620.	M.A.
1981	BONSALL, M.	The land tax evidence for south Derbyshire in 1793-1830.	M.A.
1981	BOURNE, J.M.	Kingstons and cyninges tuns.	M.A.
1981	DEBNEY, C.	A village community, Greetham, c.1840-1871.	M.A.
1981	JONES, L.	Ceremonial and community in fifteenth and sixteenth-century Norwich.	M.A.
1981	PAWLEY, S.J.	Land, labour and the locality: Braunstone and the typology of the closed village.	M.A.
1981	PEEBLES BROWN, R.A.	Population changes and the railway: aspects of the railway industry’s influence on two localities of south Cheshire, 1850-1875.	M.A.
1981	ROGERSON, M.	People, poverty and occupations: Worcester 1779-1821.	M.A.
1981	SMITH, John Raymond	The borough of Maldon, 1688-1768: a study in English urban history.	M.Phil.
1982	CORCOS, N.J.	Shapwick: the enclosure of a Somerset parish, 1515-1839.	M.A.
1982	HALEY, D.	Aspects of the economic history and the demography of the parish of Buckingham, c.1560-1710, a preliminary study.	M.A.
1982	MITSON, A.	Selected Aspects of Population and Mortality Crises in Eight Nottinghamshire Parishes between 1541 and 1700.	M.A.
1982	MOSS, C.A.	The carriers of Nottinghamshire 1834-1936: a study of the growth and decline of the country carrier and the effects of the change in transport upon the networks.	M.A.
1982	ROLES, J.	‘The dull haunts of business’: a study of retailing in Cheltenham 1800-1851.	M.A.
1982	WARNER, P. M.	Blything Hundred: a study in the development of settlement, A.D. 400-1400.	Ph.D.
1982	WARREN, P.	The agrarian economy of South Walsham, c.1566-1774.	M.A.
1982	WRIGHT, Susan J.	Family life and society in sixteenth and early seventeenth-century Salisbury.	Ph.D.
1983	BOWER, J.	The congregation of the Dover General Baptist Church, 1660-1700.	M.A.
1983	BRINDLE, P. R.	Politics and society in Northamptonshire, 1649-1714.	Ph.D.
1983	CAFFYN, S.J.	Land tenure and social structure in nineteenth-century Newick.	M.A.
1983	COOPER, T.D.C.	Enclosure and the creation of isolated farmsteads in Rutland, 1781-1887.	M.A.
1983	FLETCHER, S. M.	The Old Cricket Ground, Leicester: a study of two contrasting areas of nineteenth-century development.	M.A.
1983	GLASSON, M.	A downland common and its enclosure: Broadfield, 1750-1850.	M.A.
1983	GOODE, A. J.	The society and economy of Loughborough, 1660-1690.	M.A.
1983	HARRATT, S.	Leicestershire parish clergy during the archdeaconate of Andrew Burnaby, 1786-1812: origins, education and intellectual pursuits.	M.A.
1983	JAMES, S. A.	The cultural and social life of Buxton in 1871.	M.A.
1983	RIDGARD, John M.	The local history of Worlingworth, Suffolk, to c.1400 A.D.	Ph.D.
1983	TERRY,C.	The church in the landscape: two case studies from Norfolk.	M.A.
1983	WHITE, H. J.	An urban riverside community in the nineteenth century: the St. Peter’s district of Greenwich, 1851-1881.	M.A.
1984	BRANDWOOD, Geoffrey K.	Church building and restoration in Leicestershire, 1800-1914.	Ph.D.
1984	CUMMINS, H.A.	Higher Walton: an industrial community, 1851-1871.	M.A.
1984	HAYHURST, Yvonne M.	The development of an early Victorian suburb: Southfields – a case study.	M.A.
1984	LEWITT, G.	‘The last bastion’: agriculture and landownership in Medbourne in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.	M.A.
1984	MALTON, P.N.	The functions and importance of a chartered sanctuary: Beverley minster 1478-1539.	M.A.
1984	MOIR, Miriam	Church and society in sixteenth-century Herefordshire.	M.Phil.
1984	PAWLEY, Simon	Lincolnshire coastal villages and the sea c.1300-1600: economy and society.	Ph.D.
1984 .	WATKINSON, M. A.	Population change and agrarian development: the parishes of Bradley, Scartho, and Humberston, c.1520-1730	M.Phil.
1985	BONE, Roger	The inns of Nottingham, Derby and Leicester, 1720-1820.	M.Phil.
1985	COLTMAN, S.F.	The role of decayed minor market towns in the mid-Victorian countryside: two Oxfordshire examples, Hook Norton and Charlbury.	M.A.
1985	GRAHAM, M.	The suburbs of Victorian Oxford: growth in a preindustrial city.	Ph.D.
1985	HART, C. R.	Bolsover and its manor, 1600-1700.	M.A.
1985	HUFFORD, M. R.	‘The sacred and the profane’: civic ceremonial in York, 14851585.	M.A.
1985	PARRY, D.	‘An uninviting place of wholesome restraint’: the workhouse of St. Mary Islington, 1777-1872.	M.A.
1985	PINKHAM, L.	Starcross, Devon: ‘a small creek...noted only for a small fishery of oysters and cockles’.	M.A.
1985	WILLIAMS, N.K.	The levies of the constables - the account for Wymeswold, Leicestershire 1602-1668.	M.A.
1986	ARNOLD, B.	The saints' dedications of Somerset.	M.A.
1986	BARKER, A.	Insular farms and muddy lanes: pre-conquest and medieval settlement on the Culm Measures of Devon.	M.A.
1986	BROWN, G.P.	Population and mobility: a study using marriage registers of the Leicester and Nottinghamshire borders during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.	M.A.
1986	BURT, J.	Northamptonshire gardens and parks, 1660-1825.	M.A.
1986	DAVIES, R. A.	Community, parish, and poverty: Old Swinford, 1660-1730.	Ph.D.
1986	KELLEY, J.W.	The medieval markets and fairs of Leicestershire.	M.A.
1986	MOORE, P.	Rothwell: town or village? 1750-1850. A case-study of the changing pattern of urban status in the small town.	M.A.
1986	SHORT, C.D.	Hearths, people and status: a study of the social structure of three areas of Hertfordshire in the late seventeenth century.	M.A.
1986	THOMAS, K.	The surnames of Warwick, 1185-1500.	M.A.
1986	TOWNSEND, S.N.	George Morland: a source for rural social conditions in southern England, 1790-1800, Volumes I and II.	M.A.
1986	WALKEY, G.	Occupations as indices of industrialization and social change, St Helens, 1751-1840.	M.A.
1987	ANDREW, Alison	The working class and education in Preston, 1830-1870.	Ph.D.
1987	BERRY, Anthony John Richard	Northampton: a study of town expansion, political structures and processes.	Ph.D.
1987	CLIFFORD, M.C.S.	Fifteen Leicestershire villages: a study of their morphology and location.	M.A.
1987	CROMPTON, J.	The pattern of dissent in Staffordshire in 1851.	M.A.
1987	ELL, P.S.	A quantitative analysis of variables allegedly influencing the pattern of religious observance in 1851: a case study in Warwickshire.	M.A.
1987	HARRISON, J. D.	The composite manor of Brent, 1189-1307.	M.A.
1987	HEMMING, A.C.	A study of social relationships in late-Victorian London: the diaries of Hannah Cullwick and Arthur Munby.	M.A.
1987	LAUGHTON, J.	Prolegomena to a societal history of late-medieval Chester.	M.A.
1987	MITSON, Anne	Social, economic and kinship networks in rural southwest Nottinghamshire, c.1580-1700.	Ph.D.
1987	WEEDON. R.	Early territorial organisation in the East Riding of Yorkshire	M.A.
1988	AUTTON, A.P.	The forgotten boroughs of Devon: a study of the structure and composition of the village boroughs of Bow, Colyford, Newton Poppleford and South Zeal during the nineteenth century.	M.A.
1988	CARTER, Mary Patricia	An urban society and its hinterland: St Ives in the seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries.	Ph.D.
1988	CROUCH, P.J.	Cheese-making in east Leicestershire 1610-1911: the genesis of Stilton cheese.	M.A.
1988	DELONG, R.E.	Women, widows and witches. A study of four Huntingdonshire villages, 1630-1650.	M.A.
1988	EDWARDS, H.	Farmers' wives of Leicestershire and Northamptonshire: their working lives, 1918-1950.	M.A.
1988	MORRIS, S.G.	An investigation into an early industrial neighbourhood - its status and its nature [Sheffield].	M.A.
1988	STEDMAN, John O.	A very indifferent small city: the economy of Carlisle, 1550-1700.	Ph.D.
1988	THORNTON, Christopher Charles	The demesne of Rimpton, 938-1412: a study in economic development.	Ph.D.
1988	WATSON, I.G.	Career and community: a study of the officeholders of the town council of Leicester, 1485-1535.	M.A.
1988	WILLIS, S.R.	The Stroudwater Primitive Methodist circuit.	M.A.
1989	BAINBRIDGE, J.	The social and cultural life of Great Malvern in 1871.	M.A.
1989	CHRISTMAS, Evelyn A.	The growth of Gloucester, 1820-1851: tradition and innovation in a county town.	Ph.D.
1989	FLETCHER, S.J.C.	Crime in Cheltenham 1848-1851.	M.A.
1989	HILL, Trevor G.	The trading community of Shifnal and its geographical and genealogical linkages: a case study, 1841-1861.	M.A.
1989	HUME, J.A.	Settlement and migration in Dorset 1704-1862: a study of the migrational patterns of paupers.	M.A.
1989	LORD, Evelyn	Spatial and social inter-action in south-east Surrey, 1750-1850.	Ph.D.
1989	REEVE, D.	Pity the poor labourer: English protest folksongs and their effects on the study of popular culture during the Industrial Revolution.	M.A.
1989 .	HEATH, Julian Nicholas	Settlement and land use in north Wiltshire with special reference to the first to the eleventh centuries A.D	M.Phil.
1990	KEEP, R.I.	Settlement and territory in east Herefordshire: a study of the complex and dynamic patterns of settlement and territory in east Herefordshire in the Anglo-Saxon and medieval periods.	M.A.
1990	KISSOCK, Jonathan Andrew	The origins of the village in South Wales: a study in landscape archaeology.	Ph.D.
1990	MILES, Joyce C.	The rise of suburban Exeter and the naming of its streets and houses, c.1801-1907.	Ph.D.
1990	MOIR, James	'A world unto themselves'? Squatter settlement in Herefordshire, 1780-1880.	Ph.D.
1990	SHETTLE, M.	The development of fire protection in Surrey 1666-1941 with especial reference to south-west Surrey.	M.A.
1991	ALI, L.S.	The social and economic history of the Hope valley from the mid- to the late-nineteenth century.	M.A.
1991	HARRIS, K.S.	Some aspects of education and society in Market Harborough 1869-1913 as seen through schools' log books.	M.A.
1991	HODGKINSON, J.S.	Changing standards of living in the smaller house in the Northampton area, 1850-1940.	M.A.
1991	NIX, Michael	A maritime history of the ports of Bideford and Barnstaple, 1786-1841.	Ph.D.
1991	NURSS, K.	The transmission of culture: process of naming, marriage and death in the American colonial Chesapeake.	M.A.
1991	OWEN, T.E.	Enclosure, poor relief expenditure and the labouring poor in Leicestershire, 1750-1830.	M.A.
1991	STORM, Alan	Family and maritime community: Robin Hood’s Bay, c. 1653 - c. 1867.	Ph.D.
1991	STUTTARD, R.	People with small means and high hopes: co-operators in Leicester, 1860-1990.	M.A.
1991	THOMAS, C.M.	Population, poverty and partible inheritance: Rothley, 1660-1760: a century of economic and social change in a Leicestershire village.	M.A.
1992	ADAMS, N.C.	The local Coventry society as revealed by five autobiographies.	M.A.
1992	ALDIS, M.	One man’s Nuneaton, 1810-1854.	M.A.
1992	BIRD, S.C.	Watlington, 1660-1740: a market town?	M.A.
1992	BROOKER, J.	Prosperity and decline in fourteenth-century Hertfordshire: an evaluation of commerce, mobility and wealth distribution.	M.A.
1992	EDWARDS, E.	The medieval market town of Solihull, 1200-1580.	M.A.
1992	EDWARDS, L.E.	A study of Coalville from the census returns.	M.A.
1992	EVELEIGH, N.G.	Landscape and environment: their contribution to the evolution of settlement in early medieval Kesteven.	M.A.
1992	HAYES, W.F.G.	The working poor in mid-nineteenth century Torquay.	M.A.
1992	JACKSON, A.J.H.	The country house estate economy in decline: east Devon 1870-1939.	M.A.
1992	KING, J.	George Eliot's legacy: local history revisited.	M.A.
1992	LANGWORTH, P.J.	Glebeland and field systems in Cambridgeshire.	M.A.
1992	MASSAM, M.	Ballads and the nineteenth-century transition from Britain to Australia.	M.A.
1992	McINTOSH, T.	The decline of Stourbridge Fair 1770-1934: deliberate suppression or inevitable collapse?	M.A.
1992	MOORE, M.	Stone quarrying in the Isle of Purbeck: an oral history.	M.A.
1992	PAGETT, K.	Image problems: the ambiguous identity of Birmingham as represented in novels set in the city, c.1870-1950.	M.A.
1992	PEET, S.J.	The magisterial elite of Southampton, 1550-1600.	M.A.
1992	SMITH, H.B.	Communities of butchers and tanners of the Borough of Leicester, 1520-1640.	M.A.
1992	SPARLING, T.	An enquiry into the effect of drainage and watersheds on settlement from the end of the Roman period to the Norman period.	M.A.
1992	TURNOCK, B.M.	Land use in parts of Leicestershire as revealed in Domesday Book.	M.A.
1993	ADAMS, John Stephen	Crisis in Crippledom: some aspects of the history of the Rowley Bristow Orthopaedic Hospital, Pyrford, Surrey, 1908-1962.	M.A.
1993	AUSTIN, J.P.	The trees and woodlands of the Cecils.	M.A.
1993	COOPER, A.	Patterns of nonconformity and social change in nineteenthcentury Cardiganshire.	M.A.
1993	DAVIES, V.E.L.	A sweet prison: aspects of the origin and establishment of the Leicester Asian community.	M.A.
1993	DAVIS, D.K.	The Glastonbury manor of Sowy, 1086-1308.	M.A.
1993	DRAYCOTT, C.	The Soke of Peterborough: a study of the early history of Peterborough Abbey and its dependent local settlements, up to the time of the Domesday Survey with special emphasis on the Anglo-Saxon period.	M.A.
1993	FOX, Dorothy E.	The spread of Christianity and Christian churches in the wapentake of Langbargh, North Riding of Yorkshire 600-1300.	M.A.
1993	GARRISON, L.	Post-war immigration and settlement of West Indians in Nottingham, 1948-1968.	M.A.
1993	GARVEN, M.	Change or continuity? An evaluation of the economy and society of Suffolk through nominal and fiscal evidence within the lay subsidy rolls of 1327 and 1524.	M.A.
1993	GOODWIN, D.	The relationship between landlord and tenant in nineteenth-century North Wales.	M.A.
1993	INDER, P.M.	Topographical prints and the development of seaside resorts: case studies of Scarborough and Sidmouth.	M.A.
1993	MASTERS, Philip John	The minsters, territories and proprietary churches of Saxon West Sussex.	M.A.
1993	MERRALL, I.	The sense of belonging amongst people in the Midlands.	M.A.
1993	PARKIN, K.	The commercialization of the Cambridgeshire economy, c.1300.	M.A.
1993	PHELAN, L.	Commoning in the New Forest in the nineteenth century.	M.A.
1993	SEKULLA, M.F.	Patterns of naming in the parish of Dry Drayton, Cambridgeshire, 1550-1850.	M.A.
1993	SIMKIN, A.	Community participation and the role of women in the court rolls of the manor of Wakefield, 1274-1352.	M.A.
1993	TOOLE, S.	Liverpool in the mid-Victorian era: its pride and shame.	M.A.
1993	WAINWRIGHT, J.A.	The evolution of parish and township boundaries on the Yorkshire wolds.	M.A.
1994	BATES, D.	Industrial location: cotton spinning in Northampton – a case study.	M.A.
1994	BENNETT, C.I.	A devouring nostalgia and an infinite repulsion: the impact of D.H. Lawrence on the town and country of Eastwood.	M.A.
1994	BENNETT, J.	The ecclesiastical topography of the Fenland: the Anglo-Saxon period.	M.A.
1994	BROWN, J.L.	South Highfields, Leicester: the evolution of a suburb, 1891-1991.	M.A.
1994	BURNS, H.	Aspects of the Portsmouth area in fiction from 1814.	M.A.
1994	CAMERON, J.	The lives of female vagrants in the casual ward of St Mary’s workhouse, Nottingham, April 1899-1900.	M.A.
1994	CARPENTER, Rebecca May	Peasants and stockingers: socio-economic change in Guthlaxton Hundred, Leicestershire, 1700-1851.	Ph.D.
1994	HENDY, S.	Bedfordshire in 1851: an exploration of the patterns of worship of the major religious denominations in the registration district of Bedfordshire at the time of the religious census.	M.A.
1994	HUTCHIN, J.D.	Attitudes to the relief of poverty in Leicester, 1901-14.	M.A.
1994	JACKSON, P.	Sawley, from principal settlement to suburb: a study of rural decline in the nineteenth century.	M.A.
1994	KENNEDY, P.J.B.	The air raids on Smethwick and Oldbury 1940-1942.	M.A.
1994	NEWMAN, E.	Surname development 1279-1332 in the Kineton Hundred of Warwickshire.	M.A.
1994	PARR, M.	The churchyard in the modern period: function, idea and place.	M.A.
1994	PEBERDY, Robert Bernard	The economy, society and government of a small town in late medieval England: a study of Henley-on-Thames from c.1300 to c.1540.	Ph.D.
1994	PITT, J.	Land and people in a late-medieval forest: an investigation of woodland society.	M.A.
1994	STANIFORTH, L.	Rural and urban cotton plantations: some reasons for their establishment and the resultant effects upon the Macclesfield hundred of Cheshire, 1780-1869.	M.A.
1994	WALLACE, J.	Newspapers in Leicester, 1850-1900.	M.A.
1994	WISE, R.	Corby: the growth and decline of a steel town 1930-1990.	M.A.
1995	BABINGTON, I.	The hand-made nail industry of the Black Country: a study of an occupational culture.	M.A.
1995	BHATT, Jennifer	Margaret Miller and the campaign for the right of the married woman to earn.	M.Phil.
1995	BOWMAN, P.	Settlement, territory and land use in the East Midlands: the Langton hundred, c. 150 B.C. - c. A.D. 1350.	Ph.D.
1995	BROWN, E.	Leicester Mechanics’ Institute, 1833-1870: studied in its local and national context.	M.A.
1995	BROWN, J.	The nineteenth century industrialization of a primary market town: Grantham, Lincolnshire.	M.A.
1995	BROWN, Margery Ellen	Aspects of parliamentary enclosure in Nottinghamshire.	Ph.D.
1995	COOPER, N.	The church in Anglo-Saxon Northumberland.	M.A.
1995	DOWNER, S.	Settlement rank, status and territory in north Worcestershire in the eighth to eleventh centuries.	M.A.
1995	HALL, J.	Poems and songs of Staffordshire in the modern period and their depiction of people and region.	M.A.
1995	LUXTON, S.	A small Poland? A portrait of the Polish community in Leicester.	M.A.
1995	MARKS, R.	Padbury: kinship and community c. 1538-1634.	M.A.
1995	ORME, P.	Alabaster monuments as a reflection of changes in liturgy.	M.A.
1995	PARSONS, B.	Status, occupations and land-holding: the emergence of an independent peasantry in the High Weald of East Sussex in the late thirteenth century - the evidence of Ashdown Forest and its region.	M.A.
1995	RAYBOULD, W.	Around the Gap: an investigation into the character of a group of parishes and the relationship between them, in the Northamptonshire uplands, at the end of the eighteenth century and the beginning of the nineteenth century.	M.A.
1995	REED, H.	The Cornish saints in their background.	M.A.
1995	SCOTT, Peter G.	The influence of railway station names on the names of places in suburbia in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries: Harrow Borough.	M.Phil.
1995	VERDON, N.	Women's work in the inter-war period: a study of Nottingham.	M.A.
1995	WILLARS, G.	A view from the 1/9s: a sense of place: the English regional novel in film.	M.A.
1996	ANDREWS, K.	World War II: its effect on the work of working-class women in Boston, Lincolnshire.	M.A.
1996	DAVENPORT, C.	Daventry's craft companies, 1590-1675.	M.A.
1996	EDWARDS, J.	Brewham Lodge, Somerset: from receivership to sale - highlighting legal matters of the period 1799-1816.	M.A.
1996	GREENFIELD, E.M.	The social and economic effects of the decline of lead mining on villages in north Derbyshire, 1851-1891.	M.A.
1996	HILLIER, K.	The welfare and education of working-class children in Ashby de la Zouch in the nineteenth century.	M.A.
1996	INGLESANT, D.	Retailing furniture, 1850-1950.	M.A.
1996	JONES, Graham Roderick	Church dedications and landed units of lordship and administration in the pre-Reformation Diocese of Worcester.	Ph.D.
1996	PALMER, B.	Landscape, economy and peasant society: the Ramsey manor of Elton, 1275-1347.	M.A.
1996	PINCHES, S.	Roman Catholic charities and voluntary societies in the diocese of Birmingham, 1834-1945.	M.A.
1996	RICHARDSON, P.	Market vills and the development of boroughs in medieval Suffolk.	M.A.
1996	SCOTT, H.L.	The changing fortunes of the Royal Arcade, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1830-1882.	M.A.
1996	SHEPPARD, D.	In search of the Forest of Arden.	M.A.
1996	SNELLING, J.	Early-modern and modern society reflected in memorials: a local perspective - the Welland valley.	M.A.
1996	STOKES, P.A.	The organisation of landscape and territory on the estates of Glastonbury Abbey: a case study of the manors of Ditcheat and Pennard.	M.A.
1996	THORNBOROW, P.	Mortality crises in Northampton, 1571-1640.	M.A.
1996	THORNTON, M.	Women peasants in Bedfordshire and Huntingdonshire before the Black Death.	M.A.
1997	BATEMAN, J.	Those who fought, those who prayed, those who worked: the secular clergy and laity in the archdeaconry of Northampton in the late Middle Ages.	M.A.
1997	BATES, W	The churches’ mission in south Derbyshire and north-west Leicestershire, 1901-1911.	M.A.
1997	BRADY, R.L.	A comparison of attitudes towards domestic service in England during the Victorian period and the early to mid-twentieth century.	M.A.
1997	CLARKE, J.S.	Turnpike roads in Shropshire: part of the development of communications in the West Midlands.	M.A.
1997	CORDLE, Celia Elizabeth	The culture of the hop: Wealden Kent, 1830-1996.	M.A.
1997	FOX, Alan William	The agrarian economy of six parishes in the Wreake Valley from 1540-1680.	M.A.
1997	HADLEY A.	Hill-tops, cyninges-tuns and wics: central places and trade in the south-west from Roman to Saxon times.	M.A.
1997	HALL, Teresa Anne	Minster churches in the Dorset landscape.	M.Phil.
1997	HUNT, I.D.J.	A change of direction: for the rural economy of north-west Leicestershire, 1791-1841.	M.A.
1997	JOYCE, R.	Intellectual, cultural and religious life in late eighteenth-century Derby.	M.A.
1997	LOFAS, D. M.	The introduction of parish councils.	M.A.
1997	LYND-EVANS, P.	Morphology of villages in the central region of Lincolnshire from the early Saxon period.	M.A.
1997	McHARG, G.	Cell by the sea: the study of the priory of Saint Bees in its religious, economic and cultural setting within the barony of Coupland and Cumbria as a whole.	M.A.
1997	OLIVER, D.P.	First duties, truest pleasures: an examination of cottage building on the Russell estates in Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire and Cambridgeshire between 1802-1914.	M.A.
1997	SLATER, D.	Summary justice in Northamptonshire - eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.	M.A.
1997	STEWART, S.	The status of women in Surrey, c.1235-1348.	M.A.
1997	THOMPSON, Michael Gray	The Polden Hill manors of Glastonbury Abbey: land and people c. 1260-1351.	Ph.D.
1997	UPTON, A.A.	Sixteenth-century Foleshill: population, economy and religion in a Coventry suburban parish.	M.A.
1997	UPTON, P.	Place-names of Warwickshire revisited.	M.A.
1997	WILCOX, P.	Enclosure in Leicestershire: the case of three villages enclosed between 1652 and 1780.	M.A.
1997	WOLFE, G.	Keeping the peace: Warwickshire 1630-1700.	M.A.
1997	WRIGHT, S.	Kingsthorpe, village or suburb: a study of a Northamptonshire parish 1700-1931.	M.A.
1998	ALDERSON, J.	A study of the landscape and population of the parish of Coleorton in north-west Leicestershire.	M.A.
1998	CROCKETT, Alasdair Charles	A secularising geography? Patterns and processes of religious change in England and Wales, 1676-1851.	Ph.D.
1998	DEXTER, J	Custom, protest and self-help in mining communities of north-east Somerset, 1750-1930.	M.Phil.
1998	FARRELL, S.	The chaining of the countryside: an evaluation of parliamentary enclosure with reference to three Northamptonshire parishes.	M.A.
1998	FOX, D	Crosses of the North York Moors: a study of the stone crosses of the North York Moors, their origins and purposes.	M.A.
1998	FOX, Dorothy E.	Families, farming and faith.	M.Phil.
1998	HAMMOND, C.	Aspects of the occupational structures of four villages in south Nottinghamshire, 1851-1871.	M.A.
1998	HARRISON, J. D.	The composite manor of Brent: a study of a large wetland-edge estate up to 1350.	Ph.D.
1998	HAWKER, K.	‘Instructed in the art and mystery’, Leicestershire apprentices in Hanoverian and early Victorian times.	M.A.
1998	HEATHCOTE BALL, J.	An attempt to analyse the development of the alabaster effigy tombs of Leicestershire 1350-1605.	M.A.
1998	HILL, Trevor G.	From packhorse to railway: changing transport systems from the seventeenth to the nineteenth centuries and their impact upon trade and industry in the Shropshire area.	Ph.D.
1998	JONES, C.	Aspects of society in the Vale of Belvoir in the first half of the nineteenth century, looking particularly at the relationship between the Nonconformist and Established sectors of society.	M.A.
1998	PARKIN, Kate	Courts and the community: reconstructing the fourteenth-century peasant society of Wisbech Hundred, Cambridgeshire, from manor court rolls.	Ph.D.
1998	RAINSFORD, C. H.	The growth of Margate as a popular seaside resort through the development of transport and leisure activities, 1840-1939.	M.A.
1998	REDPATH, C.R.	The Ishams of Lamport and their rôle as Justices of the Peace, 1660-1737.	M.A.
1998	REDPATH, F.M.	A Northamptonshire gentry family in the age of watering places.	M.A.
1998	ROLLINGS, A.	Aspects of Anglo-Saxon history in the East Midlands with special reference to the lower Soar valley.	Ph.D.
1999	BADCOCK, M.	Landownership, rents and tenures on Dartmoor, 1840-1910.	M.A.
1999	BARRY, P. J. S.	Reconstructing the pre-enclosure social and topographic conditions of a Breckland village: Roudham.	M.A.
1999	BUCKHAM, P.E.	Representations of artisans from the eighteenth to the early twentieth century.	M.A.
1999	BURRELL, K.	Identity and integration: a study of the Polish community in Leicester.	M.A.
1999	CARPENTER, C.	Rural transformation: cause and effect in the landscape evolution of Churchill and Blakedown since 1850.	M.A.
1999	CARR, J-P.	The working world: Irchester in Northamptonshire, 1841-1891.	M.A.
1999	GILBERT, J.	Off the beaten track: Glenfield (1871-1939) village or suburb?	M.A.
1999	HADEN, J.	Church wall paintings.	M.A.
1999	JOHNSON, B.	The General Strike in the Mansfield area 1926.	M.A.
1999	LEE, R.	‘Midnight crimes and guilty consciences’: rural war in Norfolk 1815-1875, the search for a radical agenda.	M.A.
1999	O’FLANAGAN, P.	Sense of place in the novels of Maeve Binchy.	M.A.
1999	RODEN, R.	Dens of iniquity? The public house in the Victorian slums of Manchester and Salford.	M.A.
1999	ROWLEY, J. W.	Scraptoft: settlement to enclosure.	M.A.
1999	SELDEN, R.	Policing Bedfordshire prior to the Rural Constabulary Act, 1839	M.A.
1999	STARR, Christopher	The Essex gentry, 1381-1450.	Ph.D.
1999	THOMSON, A.	A study of roles and relationships in a Rutland village in the midVictorian period: Glaston c.1860-1890.	M.A.
1999	THOMSON, D.	Charities in Rutland.	M.A.
1999	TOON, S.	Swithland slate headstones in Leicestershire.	M.A.
1999	TRACEY, B.	“Discord among the ratepayers”: the story of the installation of a piped water supply and drainage system in the district of Market Harborough, Leicestershire.	M.A.
1999	VIALLS, Christine Mary	The laws of settlement: their impact on the poor inhabitants of the Daventry area of Northamptonshire, 1750-1834.	Ph.D.
2000	ALLAN, Elizabeth	A Cambridgeshire parish – Bassingbourn, 1487-1557: observations on the context and practice of piety.	M.A.
2000	AUCOTT, P.J.	Economic and social developments in South-East Leicestershire in late Middle Ages – the formation of a region around a developing town (Market Harborough).	M.A.
2000	AYRES, M.	Beyond the rural idyll: housing Dorset’s labouring poor in the early nineteenth century.	M.A.
2000	BOWES, A. G. G	Landscapes in Nottinghamshire: a study of four villages and their historic landscape characterisation.	M.A.
2000	GALBRAITH, F.	Changes in upland parishes in Derbyshire.	M.A.
2000	GODFREY, A.	Industry and class: a study of two Leicestershire villages, 1850-1900.	M.A.
2000	HARDEN, N.	Living stones living water: a study of the siting of churches in southern Warwickshire.	M.A.
2000	HUMBER, L.	The health and safety of women workers in munitions factories during the First World War.	M.A.
2000	HURREN, Elizabeth T.	The ‘Bury-al Board’: poverty, politics and poor relief in the Brixworth Union, Northamptonshire, c.1870-1900.	Ph.D.
2000	LINDLEY, M.	Land use and occupations in Brassington, Derbyshire, during the nineteenth century.	M.A.
2000	MERRIMAN, R.	The use of Swithland slate gravestones, and their engravers.	M.A.
2000	MURRAY, J.	New Forest marlpits and the right of common of marl.	M.A.
2000	ROBINSON, C.	The smock: a garment of distinction.	M.A.
2000	ROBINSON-PYNE, Elizabeth Mary	Rugby working women: choices and experiences, 1920-1950.	Ph.D.
2000	SMART, P. J.	The influence of the hosiery trade on the growth and development of Leicester’s satellite villages, 1700-1851.	M.A.
2001	BREWIN, M.	The eighteenth-century English urban renaissance and its effects on three market towns of Leicestershire.	M.A.
2001	CULLEN, M.	The churches and chapels of Leamington Priors.	M.A.
2001	FENN, A. C. W.	Settlement patterns in early medieval Rhwng Gwy a Hafren.	M.A.
2001	HIGGINS, D.M.M.	In search of Bromswold.	M.A.
2001	HURST, A.J.	The Anglo-Saxon Kingdom of Mercia.	M.A.
2001	JESSOP, P.	Medieval Framland: the spatial development of churches in north-east Leicestershire.	M.A.
2001	LEWIS, J.O.	At the sign of the hop leaf: the rise of H. and G. Simonds Ltd, a Berkshire brewer.	M.A.
2001	MASTERS, Philip John	Church, land and lordship in West Sussex, 680-1200.	Ph.D.
2001	PHILLIPS, Sibyl Margaretta	Women and evangelical religion in Kent and Northamptonshire, 1800-1850.	Ph.D.
2001	PINCHES, Sylvia Margaret	Charities in Warwickshire in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.	Ph.D.
2001	SALTER, J.	Witches and devils: a comparative study of the experience of witchcraft in Suffolk and Flintshire, 1670-1700.	M.A.
2001	STUART, Denis G.	The early Quaker movement in Staffordshire, 1651-1743: from open fellowship to closed sect.	Ph.D.
2001	TOMPKINS, M.	Emerging pays and peasant migration in Buckinghamshire c. 1332-1552: the evidence from surnames.	M.A.
2001	YORK, T.O.	Church and churchyard memorials of the lower Soar valley 1540-1850.	M.A.
2002	ADAMS, John Stephen	The politics and administration of financial support for the elderly, with special reference to Northamptonshire, 1900-1948.	M.Phil.
2002	BROWN, Elaine	Working-class education and illiteracy in Leicester, 1780-1870.	Ph.D.
2002	BURNS, S.	The socio-economic history of a south-west Leicestershire village: Leire, 1870-1945.	M.A.
2002	CASSON, P.	Churches and ritual landscapes in the Sparkenhoe hundred of Leicestershire.	M.A.
2002	DAVIES, S.	Co-operation, anti-fascism and pacifism in an alternative youth movement: the Woodcraft Folk in Sheffield, 1929-1950.	M.A.
2002	FOX, Alan William	The Leicestershire-Lincolnshire border in the eighteenth century: a cultural frontier?	Ph.D.
2002	HAYTER, D.G.	Pastures and profits: sheep and enclosure in sixteenth-century south Northamptonshire.	M.A.
2002	HOLMES, D.	Creating an industrial society: a history of the shoe industry in Desborough since 1850	M.A.
2002	PAUL, Elizabeth Derryan	The care of country churches in Herefordshire, c.1662-1762, with special reference to the archdeaconry of Hereford and the capitular peculiars.	Ph.D.
2002	SHILHAN, S.	Women and superstition: a study of superstitions concerning the female life-cycle in south Lincolnshire in the first half of the twentieth century.	M.A.
2002	SMITH, M.	New churches, rebuilding and restoration and their relationship to economy and landownership in nineteenth-century Leicestershire.	M.A.
2002	UPTON, Penelope Jayne George	Change and decay: the Warwickshire manors of the Bishop of Coventry and Lichfield from the late thirteenth to the late sixteenth centuries.	Ph.D.
2002	WARD-LANGMAN, C.	The effects of evacuation on Leicestershire 1939-1945: an oral history project.	M.A.
2003	DIXON, P.	The new Domesdays: continuity and change in three Cambridgeshire parishes.	M.A.
2003	ELSWORTH, M.	The proof of a town.	M.A.
2003	FISHER, Pamela Jane	An object of ambition? The office and role of the coroner in two Midland counties, 1751-1888.	M.A.
2003	LEE, Robert James	Encountering and managing the poor: rural society and the Anglican clergy in Norfolk, 1815-1914.	Ph.D.
2003	MARSTON, Lynn	The town of Glastonbury, c.1086-1400.	Ph.D.
2003	MEE, S.	Localisation and/or approbation? Examination of the legend of Robin Hood within Nottinghamshire.	M.A.
2003	PEGG, A.	Kettering, Rothwell and Oundle, 1680-1840.	M.A.
2003	UPTON, A. A.	Parochial clergy of the Archdeaconry of Coventry, c. 1500-1600.	Ph.D.
2003	WHALLEY, M.	The buildings of dissent: the architecture of chapels in rural Northamptonshire.	M.A.
2004	BAILEY, M.	The effects of industry on the “close” village model.	M.A.
2004	COOPER, J.	A study of limestone quarrying in Ketton, Rutland: the influence of the industry during the middle of the late nineteenth century on the village and its community, taking in both the landscape and cultural aspects.	M.A.
2004	CROWDEN, Hilary	Boundaries and borders: the battle for Rutland, the identity of an English rural community in the late twentieth century.	M.A.
2004	DACK, C.	The distinguishing features of a rural middling sort: a socioeconomic and cultural study of Alstonefield, Staffordshire.	M.A.
2004	DAVIS, P.	From poverty to mud, money and music: the industrialisation of a Northamptonshire village in the nineteenth century.	M.A.
2004	DAVIS, Vernon Edward Lloyd	Charnwood Forest: population, landownership and environmental perception, c.1775-1914.	Ph.D.
2004	DE BELIN, Mandy	The landscape of foxhunting: Leicestershire, Northamptonshire and Rutland, 1750-1900.	M.A.
2004	GRUNDY, P.	The impact of industrialization on the rural community of Barrow upon Soar, Leicestershire, 1700-2000.	M.A.
2004	JENKINS, P.	What sort of people needed poor law relief in Cardington, Bedfordshire, April 1817 - March 1818? What help did they receive?	M.A.
2004	LAITNER, A.	Private and charity apprentices in Birmingham, 1700-1816.	M.A.
2004	SOUTHIN, R.	Whitwick: from woodland settlement to mining village, a change of character within eighty years, 1800-1880.	M.A.
2004	THORNTON, Michael John.	Rural society in the manor courts of Northamptonshire, 1350-1500.	Ph.D.
2004	WHELAN, E.	An examination of the continuity of poor relief between the Old Poor law and the New Poor Law: a study of the Oundle and Thrapston unions of Northamptonshire	M.A.
2005	COOPER, K.	Out-migration from the land, 1850-1912: Cardiganshire.	M.A.
2005	CORDLE, Celia Elizabeth	Hop cultivation and marketing: Wealden Kent and Southwark, 1744-2000.	Ph.D.
2005	CROSSAN, Rose-Marie Anne	Guernsey, 1814-1914: migration in a modernising society.	Ph.D.
2005	DIPLOCK, P.	The introduction of three utilities (gas, electricity and telephone) into three market towns (Marlow, Oakham and Stamford).	M.A.
2005	GILPIN, S.	Growth and development of the rural parish of Flixton between 1841 and 1891.	M.A.
2005	HUNT, Ian D. J.	Rural production in transition: three parishes around Coleorton Moor, north-west Leicestershire, c.1650-1850	Ph.D.
2005	MATTHEWS, C.	What’s the point of a spire? A religious symbol and social tool in Louth on the eve of the Reformation.	M.A.
2005	MILLER, E.	Variations in the administrative prevalence of pauper insanity in England, 1850-1900.	M.A.
2005	MURPHY, N. W.	Devon’s supply of indentured servants 1655-1660.	M.A.
2005	REED, J.	The foundation of Mount St Bernard Abbey and its effect on the secular community.	M.A.
2005	ROLL, P.	Twentieth-century developments in rural life: a study of population change in two Northamptonshire parishes.	M.A.
2005	STATHAM, E.	Cromwell’s wars to Cook’s tours: Leicestershire Baptists, 1650-1850.	M.A.
2005	TAYLOR, P.	The social history of eighteenth-century domestic medicine in the south Midlands.	M.A.
2005	TOMLINSON, J.	A sense of place in Eden Phillpotts’ Dartmoor cycle.	M.A.
2006	CARTER, S.	Leicestershire mercers, 1660-1710.	M.A.
2006	DAY, A.	Rutland churches: location, relationships and change.	M.A.
2006	DYNDOR, Z.	Capital punishment and the press in Northamptonshire, 17801834.	M.A.
2006	FITTON-BROWN, O.	Conflict over church ritualism: Thorpe, Surrey, 1910.	M.A.
2006	HASELDINE, A.	Milling hydro-power in Domesday Lincolnshire.	M.A.
2006	JONES, S.	A lasting revolution? Outworking practices in the boot and shoe trade.	M.A.
2006	MCLOUGHLIN, Vanessa	Medieval Rothley, Leicestershire: manor, soke and parish.	Ph.D.
2006	RAY, S.	A study of Atcham Union Workhouse at Crosshouses, Shropshire 1794-1894.	M.A. (ISS)
2006	SHEPPARD, David	Techniques for reconstructing landscapes: a study of Allesley, Coundon and Stoneleigh parishes in the Warwickshire Arden.	Ph.D.
2006	TAYLOR-MOORE, K.	The comparative development of Aylesbury and Buckingham up to c. 1550.	M.A.
2006	TOMPKINS, Matthew	Peasant society in a Midlands manor, Great Horwood 1400-1600.	Ph.D.
2006	TOWNSEND, Claire	Town, county and region: spatial integration in the East Midlands, 1700-1830.	Ph.D.
2007	BUSBY, M.	Leicestershire settlements through the late fourteenth-century poll tax records – urban or rural?	M.A.
2007	CAMPBELL, Drew	The local politics of improvement: debating the Ashby canal, 1781-1794.	M.A.
2007	CARLTON, Ann	The political culture of Boston, 1540-1640.	M.Phil.
2007	FEATHERBY, Rupert	Partible inheritance: the family's contribution to Swaledale's ruin?	M.Phil.
2007	FISHER, Pamela Jane	The politics of sudden death: the office and role of the coroner in England and Wales, 1726-1888.	Ph.D.
2007	HOLMES, David Andrew	Development of the East Midlands boot and shoe industry in a national perspective, 1815-1914.	Ph.D.
2007	ITO, Kota	The making of the civic community: Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1850-1900.	Ph.D.
2007	PEGRAM, J.	The Derby cemeteries from Victorian distinction to ethnic pluralism.	M.A.
2007	RUCK, R.	The common, custom, conflict and control: a study of Defford Common, Worcestershire.	M.A.
2007	TORNBOHM, N.	Facets of enclosure in a mid-Derbyshire manor, 1760-1860.	M.A.
2008	BUTTREY, P.	Quiet and orderly: the administration, placement and treatment of pauper lunatics in Croydon from 1875 to 1914.	M.A.
2008	CAMBERS, C.	Water, shelter and centricity: were post-enclosure farmers persuaded?	M.A.
2008	DROBNER, H.	St Willibrord’s calendar and the mutual veneration of local saints in Britain and on the Continent.	M.A. (ISS)
2008	FEAREY, A.	Nineteenth-century Northamptonshire shoe-workers: where did they come from?	M.A.
2008	FLETCHER, L.	Local charity: its role and social meaning in the area of the Oundle Poor Law Union, 1800-1900.	M.A.
2008	HIROSUE, M.	Avebury, World Heritage Site management planning issues.	M.A.
2008	JENNINGS, P.	Plan analysis and the development of Leicester’s medieval urban landscape.	M.A.
2008	JONES, R.	The Gregynog estate, Montgomeryshire, 1880-1920.	M.A. (ISS)
2008	MUIR, M.	Independent and leisure travel, 1635-1850.	M.A. (ISS)
2008	NEGRINE, Angela	Medicine and poverty: a study of the poor law medical services of the Leicester union, 1867-1914.	Ph.D.
2008	PETERSEN, C.L.	The impact of the Reformation in Derbyshire: the evidence from wills in four communities.	M.A.
2008	RAMSEY, P.	Cumnor parish: a parochial perspective on the English agricultural revolution.	M.A. (ISS)
2008	RAPHAEL, F.	An exploration of the life and opinions of John Smedley (180374), inventor of the mild system of hydrothapy, in relation to the development of water cures in Matlock Bank and Matlock Bath.	M.A.
2008	STONE, R.	Woodland in the east Staffordshire landscape.	M.A.
2008	WAGER, A.	The effect of early railways on landscape and communities in Derbyshire.	M.A. (ISS)
2009	BARBOUR, R	Gundogs in nineteenth-century Warwickshire: a guide to social change.	M.A.
2009	BRAMMER, B.	The Holland Fen: social and topographical changes in a Fenland environment, 1750-1945.	Ph.D.
2009	COWEN, P.E.	The transformation of a yeoman society: Windermere 1640-1841.	M.A. (ISS)	McKinley Prize 2009
2009	DOW, D.	Stockport, the prototype mill town: the why, wherefore and therefore.	M.A.
2009	PLOM, A.J.	The demise of slavery in early England, ecclesiastic erosion or economic evolution?	M.A.
2009	SEAL, Christine	Poor relief and welfare: a comparative study of the Belper and Cheltenham poor law unions, 1780-1914.	Ph.D.
2010	BOWEN, J.	A landscape of improvement: the impact of James Loch, chief agent to the Marquis of Stafford on the Lilleshall estate, Shropshire, 1720-1820.	M.A.	John Nichols Prize 2009
2010	DAVIDSON, E.	The evolution and secularisation of the funeral in Leicester and Leicestershire, 1830-2010.	M.A.
2010	FLACK, H.	The River Severn – barrier or bridge? The impact on communities of the River Severn in Worcestershire in the period c.850 to 1500.	M.A.
2010	HARDY, M.	Exe-Dart Devon: some social and economic effects of the Newfoundland trade.	M.A. (ISS)
2010	HAWKINS, M.	The impact of the building of the Grand Junction Canal on selected settlements in Northamptonshire, 1793-1850.	M.A.
2010	JAMIESON, D.	Willington: landscape and society from 1380 to 1540.	M.A. (ISS)
2010	LOMAS, C.	The dynamics of early medieval town development in Somerset.	M.A. (ISS)
2010	O’NEILL, M.	Medieval women as food providers.	M.A. (ISS)
2010	SCHMIDT, A.	Getting there ... a review of the roads and track ways of northeast Leicestershire: particularly those that may have been used by drovers.	M.A.
2010	STEWART, S.	The impact of enclosure in Leicestershire on the parson and his glebe land 1760-1830: Billesdon, Lutterworth and Rothley.	M.A.
2010	TEDD, M.	Naming in Anstey 1850-1950: a mirror of social structure.	M.A.	John Nichols Prize 2010
2010	TYLER, S.	The silk ribbon weaving industry of Coventry. With a case study: Bulkington an outdoor working community in the Coventry silk ribbon weaving trade, 1818-1863.	M.A.
2010	WHITEHEAD, M.	What happened in, and what happened to, Sunday Schools Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire 1800-2000?	M.A. (ISS)
2011	DE BELIN, Mandy	Transitional hunting landscapes: deer hunting and foxhunting in Northamptonshire, 1600-1850.	Ph.D.
2011	HEATON, M.	The influence of Parliamentary Enclosure on Grassing-Down in Northamptonshire.	M.A. (ISS)
2011	JAKEWAY, J.	Manifestations of madness: a study of the patients of Norfolk County Asylum, 1846-1870.	M.A. (ISS)
2011	JONES, R.	The collapse of Luddism in the West Riding, 1811-13.	M.A. (ISS)
2011	KILBY, Susan	A different world? Reconstructing the peasant environment in medieval Elton.	M.A.
2011	O’DONNELL, R.	Beyond the origins debate: developing dynamic models of Leicestershire open fields.	M.A.	McKinley Prize 2011
2011	PARRY, J.	The marriage market in market towns: Diss and Guildford in the Commonwealth.	M.A. (ISS)
2011	PEARSON, H.	Of cows, ploughs and more than a few sheep: an oral history of farming in Walton-on-the-Wolds, 1939-2010.	M.A.
2011	PHIPPS, S.	Schoolmistresses in Swindon, 1870-1902.	M.A. (ISS)
2011	SEGRT, M.	Oxfordshire landscapes of myth and legend: perceived landscapes and landscapes of belief.	M.A.
2011	SHIPMAN, P.	An investigation into the early development and running of Countesthorpe cottage homes and the education and welfare of Leicester pauper children under the Poor Law, 1881-1914.	M.A.
2011	WILEMAN, D.	The pauper and parish policy: Southwell Union, 1820-1850.	M.A. (ISS)
2012	ALLAN, Elizabeth	Chepyng Walden / Saffron Walden, 1439-1490: a small town.	Ph.D.
2012	BATMAN, Phil	The survival of rural core families: Bolton Percy and Poppleton in the Ainsty of York from Enclosure to the Second World War.	M.A. (ISS)	John Nichols Prize 2012 McKinley Prize 2012
2012	BEARDMORE, Carol	The rural community through the eyes of the land-agent.	M.A. (ISS)
2012	BROWN, Graham	Stanley Abbey and its estates, 1150- c.1640.	Ph.D.
2012	BROWNESS, S.	Witnesses to change: early domestic travel writing in the Fens.	M.A.
2012	CHARLESWORTH, D.	The development of the churches and their landscapes in northwest Gloucestershire, 1000-1300.	M.A.
2012	FRENCH, P.R.	The ‘making’ of a local regiment: a case study of the Leicestershire regiment and its antecedents, c.1770-1902.	M.A.
2012	HARVEY, B.	Swinton, south Yorkshire – a very ‘northern’ parish? Pauper narratives, 1799-1837.	M.A.
2012	HORTON, B.	The Kidderminster carpet weaver: his migration response to the technological change from hand loom to power loom weaving between 1851 and 1881.	M.A. (ISS)
2012	LEEDHAM, A.	Gravestones and identity from the five ancient parish churches and churchyards of Leicester.	M.A.
2012	QUINN, N.	Rates and reform: the Lancaster poor law union, 1870-1911.	M.A.
2012	SIDE, C.	Migration from the Wiltshire village of Chute during the nineteenth century.	M.A. (ISS)
2012	WELLER, V.	Coercion, compliance or conversion? The impact of religious change in north-east Warwickshire between 1530 and 1559.	M.A.
2012	WHITING, A.	Merely ‘mechanical’, ‘ministerial’ and ‘menial’, or much, much more? What was the role of professional attorneys in late thirteenth-century litigation as revealed by evidence from the 1268 Buckinghamshire eyre?	M.A. (ISS)
2013	BLAND, J.	The impact of a coal mine on a small Warwickshire agricultural community: the creation of a hybrid society.	M.A.
2013	BONNETTE-ANDERSON, Denise	The social implications of church seating in Buckinghamshire.	M.A. (ISS)
2013	CAMPBELL, Drew	The politics of canal construction: the Ashby canal, 1781-1804.	Ph.D.
2013	CAWS, S.	Continuity or change? The Isle of Wight and the Agricultural Revolution, 1750-1850.	M.A.
2013	DOCKERILL, Bertie	Local government reform, urban expansion and identity: Nottingham and Derby, 1945-1968.	Ph.D.
2013	FRANCIS, Sarah E.	Worthy citizens’: middle-class women and the public sphere in Leicester, c.1850-1900.	M.Phil.
2013	GADD, Trixie	St George, Gloucestershire, 1750-1850: social and economic relations in a marginal parish.	M.A. (ISS)	McKinley Prize 2013
2013	GRISTWOOD, H.	Puerperal insanity: a study of women admitted to the county asylums at Brookwood in Surrey, Colney Hatch in Middlesex and Knowle in Hampshire between the years 1870 and 1900.	M.A.
2013	HOOKER, Geoffrey	Llandilofawr Poor Law Union, 1836–1886: ’The most difficult union in Wales’.	Ph.D.
2013	KILBY, Susan	Encountering the environment: rural communities in England, 1086-1348.	Ph.D.
2013	MOSS, S.	The Embroiderers’ Guild, 1906-2012: elitist, exclusive and outmoded or professional, influential and avant-garde?	M.A.
2013	MULCAHEY, K.	Perceptions of peddling: a study of the reputation of Hawkers and Pedlars, 1780 to 1914.	M.A.
2013	PATERSON, M.	Sir Nathan Wright, 1653-1721, Recorder of Leicester, Lord Keeper of the Great Seal, and his ‘Notebook’.	M.A.
2013	RICHARDS, D.	The culture of nonconformity in Castle Donington, 1650-1950.	M.A.
2013	STONES, A.	Estate mentalities: changing sense of place on a Leicester council estate, 1947-2012.	M.A.	John Nichols Prize 2013
2013	TAYLOR-MOORE, Kim	Borderlands: the Buckinghamshire / Northamptonshire border, c.650-1350.	Ph.D.
2013	WALTON, C.	Coal and wood in late medieval Coleorton and some surrounding manors.	M.A.
2014	ALLEY WILBUR, E.	A humble petition: Lancashire war widows, 1642-1679.	M.A.
2014	BEARDMORE, Carol	The rural community through the eyes of the land agent on the Marquis of Anglesey’s Dorset and Somerset estate: William Castleman and his sons, c.1812-1854.	Ph.D.
2014	BRUETON, Anna	Illegitimacy in south and south-west Wales in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.	Ph.D.
2014	DUCK, Jonathan	‘Space, segregation and spirituality’: expressions of meaning and belief in the domestic buildings of southern fenland, Cambridgeshire, c.1500-1700.	Ph.D.
2014	EMERY, J.	‘The future beckons bright': senses of place and placelessness in the Newark and Sherwood coalfield, c.1960s to present.	M.A.	McKinley Prize Margaret Spufford Prize
2014	FAGG, J.	Occupation, migration and the elderly: aspects of life in three Worcestershire parishes, 1871-1901.	M.A.
2014	GIBSON, N.H.	Comparing poor relief in the parishes of Wallsend and Longbenton, 1750-1850.	M.A.
2014	MEE, R.	'Leaden heels, but iron hands’: prosecution associations in Derbyshire, 1703-2013.	M.A.
2014	MUSGRAVE, D.	The River Soar and Leicester: a neglected relationship.	M.A.
2014	POULTON, W.	The parish of West Langton in the Age of Improvement: a study based on a ‘Book of Accounts and Memorandums’ for 18191822 written by William Price, farmer and grazier of West Langton, Leicestershire.	M.A.
2014	RAY, Sylvia	Anglo-Welsh border welfare: Atcham Union and Forden Incorporation, 1790-1930.	M.Phil.
2014	TONGE, H.	Social mobility in later medieval England: the Pouger family and their kinship and patronage networks.	M.A.	McKinley Prize
2015	BAILEY, Ian	Unifiers and dividers in a North Staffordshire parish: Audley, 1840-1939.	Ph.D.
2015	BLACKLAWS, Nicola	Outdoor relief in Blaby poor law union: Leicestershire, c. 1916-1926.	M.A.	Margaret Spufford Prize
2015	BUTLER, A.	Leicester’s cultural catastrophe: an investigation into the complete closure of Leicester’s professional theatres in the 1950s.	M.A.
2015	COTTON, C.	‘Black Roods, Rang Back and Dob Headland’: a study of Thrussington field-names.	M.A.
2015	HAMMOND, P.	The effect of improvement in a selected area of north-west Leicestershire, 1750-1800.	M.A.
2015	HARRIS, Maureen	‘A schismatical people’: conflict between ministers and their parishioners in Warwickshire between 1660 and 1714.	Ph.D.
2015	HARVEY, Ben	Pauper narratives in the Welsh borders, 1790-1840.	Ph.D.
2015	HAWORTH, C.	The origin and development of the street plan of Oakham in John Speed’s town plan.	M.A.
2015	HEATON, Michael	English interwar farming: a study of the financial outcomes of individual farms, 1919-1939.	Ph.D.
2015	LEONARD, P.	Poor relief in Stow in Lindsey, 1750-1833.	M.A.
2015	MARSHALL, A.	The psyche of the landowner and the development of the country house estate: an examination of the woodland and avenues at Boughton House, 1700-1750.	M.A.	Margaret Spufford Prize
2015	RILEY, J.	Holmfirth: a study in regional and local identity and community.	M.A.
2015	ROBINSON, D.	Charnwood Forest and its visitors, 1500-1900	M.A.
2015	SHEA, K.	A comparative study of the feminization of the teaching profession in United Kingdom and United States of America from 1890 to 1930.	M.A.
2015	SPIERS, A.	Bread supplied for London, 1750-1830.	M.A.
2015	TAYLOR, J.	A national phenomenon in local context: Victorian church restorations in Nottinghamshire.	M.A.
2016	BAGNAS, Valerie	A micro-history of the poor relief response to crisis and dearth: Quainton, 1796-1804.	M.Phil.
2016	COVENEY, Natasha	The moated site: exploring the shifting relationship between people and place in the English medieval countryside.	Ph.D.
2016	EVANS, J.	The ethnic sense of the English in nineteenth-century emigrants’ letters.	M.A.
2016	HANLEY, K.	Leicester: the metropolis of Dissent by 1848?	M.A.
2016	HARGREAVES, P.	Physicians in seventeenth-century Northamptonshire.	M.A.
2016	HARLEY, Joseph N.	Material lives of the English poor: a regional perspective, c.1670-1834.	Ph.D.
2016	JONES, T.	An examination of the tripartite relationship between women, clothing and emancipation during the period 1890-1920s: what factors influenced changes to female clothing and did this expedite female emancipation?	M.A.	Harold Fox Award 2015
2016	LOVE, Robert	Policing and police reform in a rural county: Somerset, c.1830-1856.	Ph.D.
2016	MONKS, Geoffrey	The country house and the professionalisation of estate management, 1700-1914.	Ph.D.
2016	PULLIN, J.	The LBSCR drivers: a study of the engine drivers employed by the London, Brighton and South Coast Railway, 1850-1885	M.A.
2016	ROUND, L.	‘Be kindly affectioned to one another’: love and parish politics in Stanton Lacy, Shropshire	M.A.	John Nicolls Prize 2017 Margaret Spufford Prize 2017
2016	SUTHERLAND, A.	Using manorial custumals to explore the peasant experience in medieval England, c.1251-1354	M.A.	The McKinley Prize 2017
2017	BLAKE, Matthew	Stories from the edge: creating an identity in early Medieval north-west Staffordshire.	Ph.D.
2017	BROWN, L.	Power, charity and brotherly love: local government and society in two Essex towns: Thaxted and Braintree, 1580-1660.	M.A.
2017	CROWDEN, Hilary	Rutland: the development of a county community in the modern age.	Ph.D.
2017	GILBERT, Michael	The changing landscape and economy of Wisbech Hundred, 1250-1550.	Ph.D.
2017	ROWLING, Jane	Farming community and identity in Lower Wharfedale, Yorkshire, 1914-1951	Ph.D.
2017	TALBOT, Richard	The north-south divide of poverty in a north Staffordshire industrial conurbation, 1870-1901.	Ph.D.
2017	WATKINSON, M.	The micro-history of a Lincolnshire parish: Humberston, 1750-1850.	Ph.D.
2017	WORTHEN, Hannah	The experience of war widows in mid seventeenth-century England, with special reference to Kent and Sussex.	Ph.D.
2018	BEALE, Stewart	The experience of war widows during and after the British civil wars, with particular reference to the Midlands.	Ph.D.
2018	BRIDGER, Katie	Landscape, environment and gentry identity in late medieval Leicestershire.	Ph.D.
2018	HARGREAVES, S.	Population and society in Hopton, a township in Derbyshire, 1660-1705.	M.A.	Margaret Spufford Prize 2018 The McKinley Prize 2018
2018	HARVEY, B.	Service and mobility.	M.A.
2018	SIDE, Chris	Transient industrialization: needle-making in nineteenth-century Hathersage	Ph.D.
2018	STONES, Ann	Connecting Charnwood: a medieval woodland landscape, its External and internal links.	Ph.D.
2019	BLACKLAWS, Nicola	The twentieth-century Poor Law in the midlands and Wales, 1900-1930.	Ph.D.
2019	BONNETTE-ANDERSON, Denise	The culture of Anglican Church redundancy: Leicestershire and Lincolnshire, 1945-1995.	Ph.D.
2019	BOURNE, S.	Bolton, parish conflict and the legacy of the English Revolution, 1640-1680.	M.A.
2019	BRYCELAND, M.	The new village of South Wigston, 1880-1910: the place, the people and the communities.	M.A.
2019	GADD, Trixie	‘Tis my lot by faith to be sustained’: clerical prosperity in seventeenth-century Dorset	Ph.D.
2019	KUPFERMANN, Elias	The role of the castle and town of New Windsor during the English Civil Wars, 1642-1651.	M.Phil.
2019	LAMPERT, Jodie	An investigation of differentiation between Cornwall and Devon based on history, surnames and Y-chromosones	Ph.D.
2019	MCMULLON, Sadie	Urban migration and the parish of Fletton, c.1841-1891.	Ph.D.
2019	PARKER, J.	Proto-industrialization and family life: an examination of the framework knitting industry in Ruddington, Nottinghamshire, from the 1851 census.	M.A.	Harold Fox Award 2016
2019	RUSSELL, D.	Merely a lake? The fluidity of Whittlesey Mere in medieval and early modern England	M.A.	Margaret Spufford Prize 2019
2019	SHAW, P.	Terroir and tradition: how farming choice influenced settlement in Leicestershire’s Wreake valley	M.A.	Richard McKinley Prize 2019
2020	BATMAN, Phil	A comparison of kinship family survival in York and in the nineteenth century.	Ph.D.
2020	BROOKES, J.	Shaping Worfield: lordly avarice, neighbourhood watch or wider forces: social change in rural Shropshire, 1440-1660.	M.A.
2020	COOLEY, Sarah	‘Tenne peeces of pewter’: Material Culture in Early Modern Wales	M.A.
2020	COYNE, A.	‘The Wool, the Lamb and the Flock’, a study of Newark-on-Trent, Nottinghamshire, during the fourteenth century.	M.A.
2020	DONEGANI, K.L.	Apprenticeship in Leicestershire in the mid-nineteenth century.	M.A.
2020	IMMINS, P.	The experience of a working-class woman: Leicester in the nineteenth and early twentieth century.	M.A.
2020	LODGE, Jeremy	Brutality replaced by Brains. Lowdham Grange Borstal 1930 to 1939: Rediscovering a forgotten regime	M.A.
2020	MITCHELL, Chris	Roger of Hereford’s ‘Liber de arte astronomice iudicandi’: England’s first astrology textbook?	Ph.D.
2020	SUTHERLAND, Alister	Peasant seals and sealing practices in eastern England, c. 1200-1500	Ph.D.
2021	BAILEY, Juliet	Gamekeepers in Victorian and Edwardian England: An Exploration	M.A.
2021	GREENHOWE, Priscilla	‘I do belong to Mattishall’: Obtaining poor relief from Mattishall, Norfolk, c. 1750-1834	Ph.D.
2021	WALKER, Verne	'Born on the Shire Hall Stairs': The Irish in Pembrokeshire, 1533-1650	M.A.
2022	COTTON, Emily	“I am eternally reminded of you”: Love, loss and longing amongst the Robinson siblings, 1758-92	M.A.
2022	COOLEY, Sarah	‘Tenne peeces of pewter’: Material Culture in Early Modern Wales	M.A.
2022	GREANY, Denise	‘We Did Not Go’; Domestic Sociability in an Early Nineteenth’ Century Provincial Town	M.A.
2022	SOMEKH, Judy	The Left Behind: The Story of the Wives of Convicts Transported from Britain to Australia, 1830- 1850.	M.A.
2023	BABICKI, Catherine	How getting a foot in the door gave women a leg up into local politics in Victorian England	M.A.
2023	JOLLIFFE, Christine	Eradicating the germs of pauperism’: did apprenticeships enable pauper children to stay out of the workhouse in adulthood?	M.A.
2023	KIDD, Dean	An investigation into the impact of the introduction of mechanised cotton spinning factories into two communities located in the Derwent Valley of Derbyshire during the period 1780 to 1821.	M.A.
2023	TOWER, James	Exploring Identity in Leicester Through Two 21st Century Case Studies.	M.A.