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				<title>Population Studies</title>
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						 <p>Readers,<br /> If you would like to choose a parish / village and carry out a survey in the same style that IanWi has done for Ringwould it would be of great benefit for other historians. I believe it is fairly easy to do using the statistics on the Historical Population Report website and if you feel adventurous you can use the Land Tax or Church Cess records to extend the time period backwards. I suggest you contact Ian if you feel like taking part.</p> <p>Alan Buckman</p> 
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