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An article in ''The Local Historian ''(vol. 28, no. 1, February 1998, pages 36-49) [FHL book 942 B2ah] analysed the advertisements in the ''Derby Mercury'' from their first appearance in the 1780s. There were about 4,000 in seventy years. Small family-operated tenant farms of less than fifty acres were a characteristic of that county but it would be worth looking for a notice about a sale of stock whenever a tenant-farming ancestor dies. | An article in ''The Local Historian ''(vol. 28, no. 1, February 1998, pages 36-49) [FHL book 942 B2ah] analysed the advertisements in the ''Derby Mercury'' from their first appearance in the 1780s. There were about 4,000 in seventy years. Small family-operated tenant farms of less than fifty acres were a characteristic of that county but it would be worth looking for a notice about a sale of stock whenever a tenant-farming ancestor dies. | ||
== [[ | == [[England Land and Property, Part 2|England Land and Property, Part 2]] == | ||
Part 2 of this article covers the following topics. To go to part 2, click on the link above. | Part 2 of this article covers the following topics. To go to part 2, click on the link above. | ||