A young man from Leighton has been accused of stealing three sheep and seven lambs from Thomas Ginger. #1875OPS #OnePlaceStudies
Just to say that if anyone wants to offer *us* a luxury jet we are open to the idea, so long as we can call it Air Force #OnePlaceStudies. Thank you, and please enjoy the rest of #OnePlaceWednesday. ✈️ 😉

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#OnePlaceCensus is our blogging prompt for #OnePlaceStudies this month. How have you extracted and analysed data from censuses covering your place? What other records have you used to verify and add to the census—or in place of the census, for periods when this source is absent? #OnePlaceWednesday
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☝️ Tonight! #OnePlaceStudies, where #FamilyHistory and #LocalHistory unite.
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Next Tuesday! Our webinar for Society for #OnePlaceStudies members this month is “Murder, Sex and Mayhem in English Churches,” presented by @johnevigar.bsky.social John Vigar. Why not join us🔗 and join in with our webinars and other activities? #OnePlaceWednesday
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A #OnePlaceWednesday reminder for members that your contributions for the June edition of our #OnePlaceStudies journal Destinations are needed by the end of the month! Anything from a paragraph on your place to a detailed article will be welcomed by our editor (email address on our website🔗)
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#OnePlaceWednesday is here again! Have you got questions about #OnePlaceStudies? Do you have news, images, blog posts or other updates, relating to one-place studies or the fields of #FamilyHistory and #LocalHistory which they combine? Share them with the hashtag, at any time during the day!
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Our Blogging Prompt🔗 for May 2025 is #OnePlaceCensus. An opportunity to look at—and perhaps re-evaluate—a key OPS resource for studying the individuals, families, populations and economies of many #OnePlaceStudies from the early-mid 1800s into the first decades of the 1900s. #OnePlaceWednesday
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2021 Prompts 2025 Prompts 2022 Prompts 2023 Prompts 2024 Prompts Our blogging and social media prompts have been designed with our members in mind, but anyone can take part – even if they don't have a formal one-place study (see One-place study blogging prompts 2021 – everyone's invited!). The prompts are a series of monthly...

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Communities in Contrast: Doncaster and its rural hinterland, c.1830–1870🔗, highlighted yesterday by @uhpress.bsky.social, may be of interest to #OnePlaceStudies people researching rural communities / English villages, especially those in the hinterland of a market town. #OnePlaceWednesday

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Our recurring #SwanPlaceWednesday / #SwanPlaceStudies gag is always a great excuse to post pics of serene Swans in #OnePlaceStudies. By way of a change here are some fluffy little Canada Geese who I snapped yesterday, not in my OPS but I am sure there will be some at Fawsley too. #OnePlaceWednesday
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This #OnePlaceWednesday is also the feast day of Saint Magnus, Earl of Orkney until he was slain on 16 April 1117. We have two member-registered #OnePlaceStudies in #Orkney, which you can learn more about via the Orkney page on our website🔗. #OrkneyDay