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wife can only be female), are used to test the entry in the sex variable. ... For description of variable values, see the relevant entry in the Metadata section of this website).

This will allow us to allow us to test whether the physical implications (water flow requirements, number of horses require, quantity of oats to feed those horses) were in fact physically

20 Dec 2017: 30–1, who examined 250 entries in the parish baptism. registers between 1696 and 1706, of which 75 were merely described as poor; of the remaining 175 occupations,. ... The. Parochial Registers Act of 1812 made it a legal requirement to record

17 Jan 2006: case.19. Fourthly, before 1813 it was not a requirement for the father’s occupation to be entered into. ... stated occupation. In both these cases the entry is effectively useless and must be discounted, but in.

Occasionally, householders simply refused to fill in the census. Subsequent fines and court orders remedied some missing entries though others will inevitably have slipped through the cracks of bureaucracy.

Bennett, R.J., Montebruno, P., van Lieshout, C. and Smith, H. Business entry and exit: Career changes of proprietors in England and Wales 1851-81 using record-linkage. ... Erickson, A. L. Entries on Celia Fiennes, Eleanor Coade, Anna Letitia Barbauld,

The historical significance of the Chocolates Amatller’s case lies in its portrayal of one of Spain’s earliest documented labour gender conflicts, where workers aimed to obstruct the entry of ... Precisely, we examine the relative contributions of

ix] Further available material includes very detailed data on individual shipments, such as the Maritime Bills of Entry used by Valerie Burton to document the trade of Liverpool in the ... These begin in 1761 and consist of financial records including

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20 Jun 2016: in an unlinked baptism entry as paternal occupation given for baptisms within the reconstitution. ... name in this entry, Collum, was not identified by the name standardisation algorithm as.