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SUMMARY:Everyday Life & Fatal History in 16th Century Oxfordshire
DESCRIPTION:Tudor England was a dangerous place.  There were plagues and wars, perilous childbirths and shocking infant mortality.  But what risks did people face as they went about their everyday lives?\nUsing evidence from coroners’ reports preserved in the National Archives this talk explores the history of everyday life, and everyday death.  Farming, building and travel were dangerous.  Fruit trees killed more people than guns and sheep killed about the same number as coal mines.  Men stabbed themselves playing football and women drowned in their hundreds fetching water.  From bear attacks in North Oxford to a bowls-on-ice incident on the Thames, this talk brings the stories of common folk back into the big picture of Tudor England, bringing the reality of their world to life and never before.\n\nRefreshments: Tea and coffee will be available.\nRaffle: Join in for a chance to win a prize and help support the society.\nEasy Access: There is a large free car park directly adjacent to the hall.\nOpen to all: Visitors and non-members are warmly welcomed for just £5 per person.\n\nBooking Information: Advance booking, for members and non-members is appreciated but not required. Non-members have the option to register and pay online in advance. If you prefer to pay on arrival, please note that we can only accept cash payments at the venue.\n
URL:https://berksfhs.org/events/oxfordshire-tudor-fatal-history/
ORGANIZER;CN=Abingdon Branch - Berkshire FHS:MAILTO:abingdon@berksfhs.org.uk
CATEGORIES:Branch Meeting
LOCATION:Long Furlong Community Centre, Boulter Drive, Abingdon, Oxfordshire, OX14 1XP
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