Evolution of adult baptisms, deaths and marriages in the Cinco Villas of Navarre between 1701 and 1850
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4. Family, daily life and social inequality in Europe.
The female head of household in Spain in the 18th century through life cycles
Women as the head of the family in 18th-century Spain
Family groupings during the 18th century through male and female samples
Secondary sector occupations recorded in Avilés in 1797
Trades dedicated to the service sector collected in Avilés in 1797
The resource reflects the monetary value of different types of linen, wool and silk in many areas of the Crown of Castile.
Study of deaths in different parishes in Salamanca during the cholera epidemics that devastated the city in 1834, 1855 and 1885
Analysis of consumer goods and their availability to Palencia’s families at a time of transition from the Ancien Régime to the liberal state
Ethnic endogamy in a parish of Toacazo (Ecuador) during the 18th-19th centuries between Indians, mestizos, whites and pardos (Browns)
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