The People of Ormskirk by Mona Duggan

The People of Ormskirk by Mona Duggan

The People of Ormskirk traces the fortunes of the townsfolk of Ormskirk from the beginning of the sixteenth century up to the present day. Several families are found in each century while others make a very brief appearance before moving away from the town to find work in the city. Nevertheless, their achievements, or crimes, were recorded for posterity and the author has resurrected them and their activities from the dusty archives so that their lives can be appreciated by a much later generation. Despite its remote location the small market town has been influenced over the years by events in London, Ireland or Scotland. The effects of the Reformation, the Civil War and the Jacobite rebellions on the people of Ormskirk are all looked at in turn. In later years, the memories and photographs of those who lived and continue to live in the town record the many different experiences of the people of Ormskirk.

Dr Mona Duggan has lived in the Ormskirk district for many years. She taught in primary schools in Manchester and Cleveleys before marrying and taking up a post in Maghull. She left teaching when her children arrived, but once they grew up and went to university she took and obtained a BA Hons Open University degree. She then continued her studies by completing a PhD for research into the history of Ormskirk at Lancaster University. Since then she has lectured for the Department of Continuing Education in Liverpool and for various other organisations.

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ISBN 13	9781445602912
ISBN 10	1445602911
Titre	The People of Ormskirk
Auteur	Mona Duggan
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Type de reliure	Paperback
Éditeur	Amberley Publishing
Année de publication	2011-06-15
Nombre de pages	128
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