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<strong>FRCS</strong> <strong>Domesday</strong> <strong>Book</strong> 2019- SIE Em<br />
Norteman<br />
The <strong>Domesday</strong> <strong>Book</strong> was the first massive land survey of England conducted by<br />
William the Conqueror in 1086 AD. As the first massive catalog of the resources<br />
within each town (including number of livestock, the feudal lord who owns it,<br />
number of serfs, animals on property, etc.), not only did it create a uniform and<br />
organized manuscript to refer to as a unified England, it enabled William the<br />
Conqueror to create the feudal system by taxing all of the serfs for their land.<br />
My SIE is on comparing Medieval English society with Medieval Aztec society<br />
through archaeology, and as a modern application of the <strong>Domesday</strong> <strong>Book</strong>, I compiled<br />
the information that would be included within each town’s entry for the top 9<br />
communities from which 90% of <strong>FRCS</strong> students originate.<br />
Please enjoy!
Brockton] Referred to as the “City of Champions” in Plymouth<br />
County for its famous boxers, home to 95,630 people governed by Michelle<br />
M. DuBois. Resources include 21.5 square miles of land and 0.1 square mile<br />
of water. With a household density of 631.53 people per square mile, it is<br />
the 6 th largest city in Massachusetts. There have been 177 deaths from<br />
Heart Disease and 175 deaths from cancer in 2016 government data. 32% of<br />
<strong>FRCS</strong> students are from Brockton.<br />
Attleboro] Once the “Jewelry Capital of the World”, has 44,590<br />
residents and is governed by Jim Hawkins. Household density is 266<br />
people per square kilometer, and resources include 26.78 square miles of<br />
land and 1.00 square miles of water, including various rivers and lakes.<br />
There have been 84 deaths from Heart Disease and 73 deaths from cancer<br />
in 2016 government data. 21% of <strong>FRCS</strong> students are from Attleboro.<br />
North Attleboro] Offshoot of old jewelry district in the<br />
Bristol County, home to 28,712 residents governed by Betty Poirier. Largely<br />
consists of residential areas, resources include 141.5 acres of cropland. 282<br />
acres of pasture, 4,274 acres of forest. In total, there are 18.6 square miles of<br />
land with 0.4 square miles of water, including various rivers and lakes.<br />
Mortality statistics are included with Attleboro. 8.6% of <strong>FRCS</strong> students are<br />
from North Attleboro.<br />
Foxboro] Once home to the largest straw hat factory in Norfolk<br />
County, home to 5,491 people under the governance of Geoff Diehl.<br />
Residential, resources include 51.41 square miles of land and 2.59 square<br />
miles of water. There were 33 deaths from Heart Disease and 36 deaths<br />
from cancer in 2016 governmental data. With a household density of 126.21<br />
people per square mile, 7.1% of <strong>FRCS</strong> students are from Foxboro.<br />
Stoughton] Originally an offshoot of Dorchester, home to 28,431<br />
inhabitants. Governed by Louis L. Kafka, town is part of Norfolk County,<br />
resources including 16.1 square miles of land and 0.2 square miles of water.<br />
There were 58 deaths from Heart Disease and 51 deaths from cancer in
2016 governmental data. With a largely Irish population, 6.8% of <strong>FRCS</strong><br />
Students are from Stoughton.<br />
Norton] Once called “North Taunton”, home to 19,569 people<br />
under the governance of Steven S. Howitt in Bristol County. Resources<br />
include 1.7 square miles of land and 0.11 square mile of water. Household<br />
density is 268.33 houses per square mile. There were 26 deaths from heart<br />
disease and 28 deaths from cancer from 2016 government data. 5.7% of<br />
FRCs population are from Norton.<br />
Mansfield] With a population of 23,184 people and settled in<br />
Bristol County, resources include 2.76 square miles of land and 0.06 square<br />
miles of water. Governed by F. Jay Barrows, household density is 1,220.9<br />
people per square mile. There were 31 deaths from heart disease in 2016<br />
and 29 deaths from cancer. Approximately 4.6% of the <strong>FRCS</strong> population is<br />
from Mansfield.<br />
Norwood] Spans across 10.38 square miles of land with 0.17<br />
square miles of water, home to 29,195 people. Governed by John H. Rogers,<br />
has a household density of 1152.53 people per square mile. There have<br />
been 62 deaths from heart disease and 65 deaths from cancer in 2016.<br />
Approximately 1.9% of <strong>FRCS</strong> students are from Norwood.<br />
Randolph] With a population of 33, 610 people spread across 9.83<br />
square miles of land and 0.59 square miles of water. Presided over by<br />
James Burgess, the household density is 1311.82 people per square mile.<br />
There have been 50 deaths from heart disease and 49 from cancer in 2016,<br />
and 1.8% of <strong>FRCS</strong> students are from Randolph.