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The reference is then completed by a folio and page reference indicating entries within the piece.

7 Apr 2021: lack consistency and are both geographically and temporally fragmented, large numbers of entries from. ... requirements of the early 18th century to the these technically more demanding 19th century expectations.

13 Mar 2008: They also argue that while the 1529 act implied a requirement to exhibit an inventory the act itself did not stipulate such a requirement. ... This is of major importance for understanding the cottage economy because it suggests that the ownership of a

10 May 2010: A standard pro-forma was used with eight entries per page. An example is shown in figure five for the parish of Earsdon in Northumberland. ... Whilst it was not a legal requirement to record baptisms, many parishes never the less did so.

18 Oct 2019: conduct and coverage of the listings. In the case of the hearth tax returns for instance, requirements. ... church a legal requirement for all except Jews and Quakers, and Rickman collected counts of marriages.

18 Jan 2010: The requirement of citizenship for businesswomen was enforced both by the companies and. ... of Cheapside). At some later point, when he had become more eminent, this entry was crossed out.

In London it is presumably the requirements of the Bills of Mortality that produce sporadic parish register recording of causes of deaths with ages.

Many of these requirements are reflected in our project: the need for the highly scalable and concurrent creation of GIS-based data by a large and distributed team.

8 Jul 2019: Archives départementales de l’Eure-et-Loir. Auriane Terki-Mignot August 2018 17. The data described above represent a total of c.6000 entries per year spread across thirteen. ... communes for Bréauté; and c.7,000 to c.10,000 entries per year spread

24 Dec 2021: but of very different provenance. From the 1st of January 1813 it became a legal requirement. ... Matilda Betham-Edwards (Cambridge, 2012), entry for May 22nd 1787. 57 A major area of uncertainty, in both England and France, is the relative labour inputs